1 00:04:31,992 --> 00:04:33,654 Give me your hand! 2 00:04:38,331 --> 00:04:39,697 Give me your hand. 3 00:05:08,737 --> 00:05:10,774 I thought you said no more aches or pains. 4 00:05:10,864 --> 00:05:12,901 No, it's this darned corset. It binds. 5 00:05:13,617 --> 00:05:16,610 No three-way stretch? How very un-chic. 6 00:05:18,038 --> 00:05:21,702 You know those police department doctors. No sense of style. 7 00:05:21,792 --> 00:05:24,535 Well, anyway, tomorrow will be the day. 8 00:05:24,628 --> 00:05:25,914 Why, what's tomorrow? 9 00:05:26,296 --> 00:05:29,039 Tomorrow? The corset comes off tomorrow. 10 00:05:29,424 --> 00:05:31,882 I'll be able to scratch myself like anybody else tomorrow. 11 00:05:31,968 --> 00:05:34,551 I'll throw this miserable thing out the window. 12 00:05:34,638 --> 00:05:37,051 Be a free... I'll be a free man. 13 00:05:38,225 --> 00:05:40,262 Midge, do you suppose many men wear corsets? 14 00:05:40,393 --> 00:05:43,136 - Mmm. More than you think. - Really? 15 00:05:43,230 --> 00:05:45,813 What, do you know that from personal experience or... 16 00:05:45,899 --> 00:05:47,231 Please. 17 00:05:48,443 --> 00:05:50,480 What happens after tomorrow? 18 00:05:50,570 --> 00:05:51,651 What do you mean? 19 00:05:51,738 --> 00:05:55,573 Well, what are you going to do once you've quit the police force? 20 00:05:57,035 --> 00:05:58,742 You sound so disapproving, Midge. 21 00:05:58,829 --> 00:06:00,320 No, it's your life. 22 00:06:00,413 --> 00:06:02,655 But you were the bright, young lawyer that decided 23 00:06:02,749 --> 00:06:05,492 he was going to be chief of police someday. 24 00:06:05,585 --> 00:06:07,247 I had to quit. 25 00:06:07,337 --> 00:06:08,373 Why? 26 00:06:08,463 --> 00:06:12,127 Well, it's because of this fear of heights I have, this acrophobia. 27 00:06:12,217 --> 00:06:14,675 I wake up at night seeing that man fall from the roof, 28 00:06:14,761 --> 00:06:17,549 and I try to reach out to him, and... It's just... 29 00:06:17,639 --> 00:06:19,221 It wasn't your fault. 30 00:06:19,307 --> 00:06:21,424 I know. That's what everybody tells me. 31 00:06:21,518 --> 00:06:23,305 Johnny, the doctors explained to you... 32 00:06:23,395 --> 00:06:25,512 I know, I know. 33 00:06:25,605 --> 00:06:29,269 I have acrophobia, which gives me vertigo, and I get dizzy. 34 00:06:29,985 --> 00:06:32,898 Boy! What a moment to find out I had it. 35 00:06:32,988 --> 00:06:34,757 Well, you've got it, and there's no losing it. 36 00:06:34,781 --> 00:06:37,444 And there's no one to blame. So why quit? 37 00:06:37,534 --> 00:06:40,527 You mean, and sit behind a desk, chair-borne? 38 00:06:40,620 --> 00:06:41,736 Where you belong. 39 00:06:41,830 --> 00:06:44,197 What about my acrophobia? What about... 40 00:06:44,291 --> 00:06:47,875 Now suppose I'm sitting in this chair, behind the desk. Here's the desk. 41 00:06:47,961 --> 00:06:49,961 And a pencil falls from the desk down to the floor, 42 00:06:50,046 --> 00:06:52,441 and I reach down to pick up the pencil. Bingo! My acrophobia's back. 43 00:06:53,633 --> 00:06:55,090 Oh, Johnny-O. 44 00:06:56,636 --> 00:06:58,468 Well, what'll you do? 45 00:06:58,972 --> 00:07:01,680 Well, I'm not gonna do anything for a while. 46 00:07:01,766 --> 00:07:05,931 You know, don't forget, I'm a man of independent means, as the saying goes. 47 00:07:06,021 --> 00:07:07,057 Fairly independent. 48 00:07:07,147 --> 00:07:08,228 Mmm-hmm. 49 00:07:08,815 --> 00:07:10,807 Well, why don't you go away for a while? 50 00:07:10,901 --> 00:07:12,563 You mean, to forget? 51 00:07:12,652 --> 00:07:15,110 Oh, no, Midge, don't be so motherly. 52 00:07:15,822 --> 00:07:17,859 I'm not gonna crack up. 53 00:07:17,949 --> 00:07:20,191 Have you had any dizzy spells this week? 54 00:07:20,285 --> 00:07:22,902 I'm having one right now. 55 00:07:22,996 --> 00:07:25,739 Midge, the music. Don't you think it's sort of... 56 00:07:25,832 --> 00:07:27,664 Oh. 57 00:07:29,419 --> 00:07:31,251 What's this doohickey? 58 00:07:33,381 --> 00:07:38,297 It's a brassiere. You know about those things. You're a big boy now. 59 00:07:38,386 --> 00:07:40,924 I've never run across one like that. 60 00:07:41,014 --> 00:07:42,471 It's brand-new. 61 00:07:42,557 --> 00:07:46,346 Revolutionary uplift. No shoulder straps, no back straps, 62 00:07:46,436 --> 00:07:49,099 but does everything a brassiere should do. 63 00:07:49,189 --> 00:07:51,977 Works on the principle of the cantilever bridge. 64 00:07:52,067 --> 00:07:53,808 - It does? - Mmm-hmm. 65 00:07:53,902 --> 00:07:56,940 An aircraft engineer down the peninsula designed it. 66 00:07:57,030 --> 00:07:59,363 He worked it out in his spare time. 67 00:07:59,449 --> 00:08:01,236 Kind of a hobby. 68 00:08:02,953 --> 00:08:05,286 A do-it-yourself type of thing. 69 00:08:07,707 --> 00:08:09,790 How's your love life, Midge? 70 00:08:10,043 --> 00:08:11,909 That's following a train of thought. 71 00:08:12,879 --> 00:08:14,086 Well... 72 00:08:15,298 --> 00:08:16,505 Normal. 73 00:08:17,092 --> 00:08:19,175 Aren't you ever gonna get married? 74 00:08:19,260 --> 00:08:21,923 You know there's only one man in the world for me, Johnny-O. 75 00:08:22,013 --> 00:08:25,552 You mean me. We were engaged once, though, weren't we? 76 00:08:26,977 --> 00:08:28,718 Three whole weeks. 77 00:08:28,812 --> 00:08:30,678 Good old college days. 78 00:08:31,272 --> 00:08:34,856 But you were the one that called off the engagement, you remember? 79 00:08:34,943 --> 00:08:38,277 I'm still available. Available Ferguson. 80 00:08:38,363 --> 00:08:42,573 Oh, Midge, do you remember a fellow in college by the name of Gavin Elster? 81 00:08:43,201 --> 00:08:44,317 Gavin Elster? 82 00:08:44,411 --> 00:08:45,993 Yes, funny name. 83 00:08:46,079 --> 00:08:47,945 You think I would. No. 84 00:08:49,666 --> 00:08:53,660 I got a call from Gavin today. It's funny, he sort of dropped out of sight during the war. 85 00:08:53,753 --> 00:08:56,496 Somebody said he went East. I guess he's back. 86 00:08:56,589 --> 00:08:58,546 It's a Mission number. 87 00:08:58,633 --> 00:09:00,499 Well, that's skid row, isn't it? 88 00:09:00,593 --> 00:09:01,925 Could be. 89 00:09:02,470 --> 00:09:05,679 He's probably on the bum, and wants to touch you for the price of a drink. 90 00:09:05,765 --> 00:09:09,975 Well, I'm on the bum. I'll buy him a couple drinks and tell him my troubles. 91 00:09:10,061 --> 00:09:12,644 But not tonight. How about you and me going out for a beer? 92 00:09:12,731 --> 00:09:15,098 Mmm-mmm. Sorry, old man. Work. 93 00:09:15,191 --> 00:09:16,523 Well, then, I think I'll go home. 94 00:09:20,947 --> 00:09:24,065 Midge, what'd you mean, "There's no losing it"? 95 00:09:24,159 --> 00:09:25,320 What? 96 00:09:26,494 --> 00:09:28,030 The acrophobia. 97 00:09:29,414 --> 00:09:30,996 I asked my doctor. 98 00:09:31,082 --> 00:09:35,201 He said that only another emotional shock could do it and probably wouldn't. 99 00:09:35,295 --> 00:09:38,083 You're not gonna go diving off another rooftop to find out? 100 00:09:38,173 --> 00:09:40,540 - I think I can lick it. - Well, how? 101 00:09:40,633 --> 00:09:42,169 I have a theory. 102 00:09:42,260 --> 00:09:47,255 I have a theory. I think if I can get used to heights, just a little bit at a time, 103 00:09:47,724 --> 00:09:50,592 just a little, like that, progressively, you see? 104 00:09:50,685 --> 00:09:52,551 I'll show you what I mean. 105 00:09:52,645 --> 00:09:55,353 Here. I'll show you what I mean. 106 00:09:57,150 --> 00:09:59,483 - We'll start with this. - That? 107 00:09:59,569 --> 00:10:02,778 What do you want me to start with, the Golden Gate Bridge? Now, watch. 108 00:10:02,864 --> 00:10:04,821 Watch this. Here we go. 109 00:10:05,867 --> 00:10:08,325 There. There. 110 00:10:09,162 --> 00:10:12,405 Now, I look up, I look down. 111 00:10:13,166 --> 00:10:14,498 I look up. 112 00:10:14,542 --> 00:10:15,853 - All right, there's nothing to it. - You're kidding. 113 00:10:15,877 --> 00:10:17,477 - Wait a minute. - There's nothing to it. 114 00:10:19,089 --> 00:10:20,089 Here. 115 00:10:20,173 --> 00:10:23,883 That's a girl. I'll use that. Put it right there. 116 00:10:26,679 --> 00:10:29,012 All right, here's the first step. 117 00:10:29,933 --> 00:10:31,094 There. 118 00:10:31,184 --> 00:10:33,221 Okay, now step number two. 119 00:10:33,937 --> 00:10:36,395 All right. Step number two coming up. 120 00:10:39,359 --> 00:10:40,941 There we are. 121 00:10:41,027 --> 00:10:44,441 See? I look up, I look down, I look up... 122 00:10:44,531 --> 00:10:47,444 I'm going right out and buy myself a nice tall stepladder. 123 00:10:47,534 --> 00:10:48,900 Take it easy now. 124 00:10:48,993 --> 00:10:51,030 All right, now here we go. 125 00:10:51,121 --> 00:10:52,487 No problem. 126 00:10:58,545 --> 00:11:01,834 Why, this is a cinch. Here, I look up, I look down. 127 00:11:02,423 --> 00:11:04,710 I look up, I look down. 128 00:11:14,227 --> 00:11:16,435 Oh, Johnny, Johnny. 129 00:11:33,371 --> 00:11:36,580 How did you get in the shipbuilding business, Gavin? 130 00:11:37,167 --> 00:11:38,829 I married into it. 131 00:11:40,545 --> 00:11:42,582 Very interesting business. 132 00:11:42,755 --> 00:11:45,122 No, to be honest, I find it dull. 133 00:11:45,216 --> 00:11:47,333 Well, you don't have to do it for a living. 134 00:11:47,427 --> 00:11:49,919 No, but one assumes responsibilities. 135 00:11:50,430 --> 00:11:52,592 My wife's family is all gone. 136 00:11:52,891 --> 00:11:55,508 Someone has to look after her interests. 137 00:11:55,602 --> 00:11:59,596 Her father's partner runs the company yard in the East, Baltimore. 138 00:12:00,440 --> 00:12:04,434 So I decided, as long as I had to work at it, I'd come back here. 139 00:12:05,445 --> 00:12:06,811 I've always liked it here. 140 00:12:06,905 --> 00:12:08,897 How long have you been back? 141 00:12:08,990 --> 00:12:10,526 Almost a year. 142 00:12:10,617 --> 00:12:12,324 You like it, huh? 143 00:12:12,410 --> 00:12:15,153 Well, San Francisco's changed. 144 00:12:15,246 --> 00:12:19,115 The things that spell San Francisco to me are disappearing fast. 145 00:12:22,629 --> 00:12:23,915 Like all these. 146 00:12:24,005 --> 00:12:29,296 Yes. I should have liked to have lived here then. Color, excitement, power. 147 00:12:30,011 --> 00:12:31,297 Freedom. 148 00:12:32,805 --> 00:12:34,637 Shouldn't you be sitting down? 149 00:12:34,724 --> 00:12:36,340 No. No, I'm all right. 150 00:12:37,268 --> 00:12:41,808 I was sorry to read about that thing in the paper. And you've quit the force. 151 00:12:42,148 --> 00:12:44,561 Is it a permanent physical disability? 152 00:12:44,651 --> 00:12:46,062 No, no. 153 00:12:46,152 --> 00:12:50,487 It just means that I can't climb stairs that are too steep or go to high places, 154 00:12:50,573 --> 00:12:52,940 like the bar at the Top of the Mark. 155 00:12:53,034 --> 00:12:55,651 But, there are plenty of street-level bars in this town. 156 00:12:55,745 --> 00:12:57,828 Would you like a drink now? 157 00:12:58,248 --> 00:13:01,958 No, I don't think so. No, it's a little early in the day for me. 158 00:13:05,088 --> 00:13:08,502 Well, I guess that just about covers everything, doesn't it? 159 00:13:09,259 --> 00:13:12,093 I never married. I don't see much of the old college gang, 160 00:13:12,178 --> 00:13:16,172 I'm a retired detective, and you're in the shipbuilding business. 161 00:13:17,850 --> 00:13:19,933 What's on your mind, Gavin? 162 00:13:20,228 --> 00:13:24,848 I asked you to come up here, Scottie, knowing that you'd quit detective work. 163 00:13:25,191 --> 00:13:29,652 But I wondered whether you'd go back on the job as a special favor to me. 164 00:13:30,113 --> 00:13:31,775 I want you to follow my wife. 165 00:13:31,864 --> 00:13:34,902 No, it's not that. We're very happily married. 166 00:13:34,993 --> 00:13:36,359 Well, then... 167 00:13:36,452 --> 00:13:38,785 I'm afraid some harm may come to her. 168 00:13:38,871 --> 00:13:40,203 From whom? 169 00:13:40,290 --> 00:13:41,326 Someone dead. 170 00:13:45,044 --> 00:13:49,379 Scottie, do you believe that someone out of the past, 171 00:13:49,465 --> 00:13:54,130 someone dead, can enter and take possession of a living being? 172 00:13:54,220 --> 00:13:55,220 No. 173 00:13:56,431 --> 00:14:00,721 If I told you that I believe this has happened to my wife, what would you say? 174 00:14:01,269 --> 00:14:05,309 Well, I'd say take her to the nearest psychiatrist, or psychologist, 175 00:14:05,398 --> 00:14:09,483 or neurologist, or psycho... Or maybe just the plain family doctor. 176 00:14:09,902 --> 00:14:11,234 I'd have him check on you, too. 177 00:14:12,989 --> 00:14:15,982 Then you're of no use to me. I'm sorry I wasted your time. 178 00:14:17,076 --> 00:14:19,568 Thanks for coming in, Scottie. 179 00:14:19,662 --> 00:14:20,778 Okay. 180 00:14:21,914 --> 00:14:25,282 I... I didn't mean to be that rough. 181 00:14:25,501 --> 00:14:27,743 No, it sounds idiotic, I know. 182 00:14:28,129 --> 00:14:31,372 And you're still the hardheaded Scot, aren't you? 183 00:14:31,466 --> 00:14:34,834 Always were. Do you think I'm making it up? 184 00:14:35,720 --> 00:14:36,756 No. 185 00:14:37,388 --> 00:14:40,722 I'm not making it up. I wouldn't know how. 186 00:14:41,934 --> 00:14:44,517 She'll be talking to me about something. 187 00:14:44,604 --> 00:14:47,187 Suddenly, the words fade into silence. 188 00:14:48,066 --> 00:14:51,025 A cloud comes into her eyes and they go blank. 189 00:14:52,862 --> 00:14:56,401 She's somewhere else, away from me, someone I don't know. 190 00:14:57,158 --> 00:14:59,901 I call to her, she doesn't even hear me. 191 00:15:00,411 --> 00:15:03,119 Then, with a long sigh, she's back, 192 00:15:03,623 --> 00:15:07,116 looks at me brightly, doesn't even know she's been away. 193 00:15:07,210 --> 00:15:09,293 Can't tell me where or when. 194 00:15:10,129 --> 00:15:13,088 Well, how often does this happen? 195 00:15:13,633 --> 00:15:15,875 More and more in the past few weeks. 196 00:15:15,968 --> 00:15:19,461 And she wanders. God knows where she wanders. 197 00:15:20,473 --> 00:15:22,556 I followed her one day, 198 00:15:22,642 --> 00:15:26,477 watched her coming out of the apartment, someone I didn't know. 199 00:15:27,146 --> 00:15:29,308 She even walked a different way. 200 00:15:30,191 --> 00:15:35,687 Got into her car and drove out to Golden Gate Park, five miles. 201 00:15:36,906 --> 00:15:38,522 Sat by the lake, 202 00:15:38,616 --> 00:15:41,780 staring across the water at the pillars that stand on the far shore. 203 00:15:41,869 --> 00:15:44,111 You know, Portals of the Past. 204 00:15:44,789 --> 00:15:47,327 Sat there a long time, without moving. 205 00:15:47,917 --> 00:15:50,500 I had to leave, get back to the office. 206 00:15:50,711 --> 00:15:53,875 When I got home that evening, I asked her what she'd done all day. 207 00:15:53,965 --> 00:15:58,084 She said she'd driven out to Golden Gate Park and sat by the lake, that's all. 208 00:16:00,346 --> 00:16:01,462 Well? 209 00:16:02,682 --> 00:16:06,221 The speedometer on her car showed that she'd driven 94 miles. 210 00:16:07,019 --> 00:16:08,681 Where did she go? 211 00:16:10,314 --> 00:16:13,102 I've gotta know, Scottie, where she goes and what she does 212 00:16:13,192 --> 00:16:14,774 before I get involved with doctors. 213 00:16:14,861 --> 00:16:17,005 Well, have you talked to the doctors at all, about that? 214 00:16:17,029 --> 00:16:18,816 Yes, but carefully. 215 00:16:18,906 --> 00:16:22,070 I want to know more before committing her to that kind of care. 216 00:16:22,160 --> 00:16:23,160 Scottie... 217 00:16:23,202 --> 00:16:26,286 All right, I'll get you a firm of private eyes to follow her for you. 218 00:16:26,372 --> 00:16:27,533 They're dependable, good boys. 219 00:16:27,623 --> 00:16:29,034 I want you. 220 00:16:29,667 --> 00:16:31,704 Look, this isn't my line. 221 00:16:32,545 --> 00:16:36,915 Scottie, I need a friend, someone I can trust. I'm in a panic about this. 222 00:16:37,425 --> 00:16:41,294 I'm supposed to be retired. I don't want to get mixed up in this darn thing. 223 00:16:41,387 --> 00:16:44,380 Look, we're going to an opening at the opera tonight. 224 00:16:44,474 --> 00:16:47,842 We're dining at Ernie's first. You can see her there. 225 00:16:50,354 --> 00:16:51,561 Ernie's. 226 00:27:17,856 --> 00:27:21,600 Say, will you tell me something about the lady sitting in there? 227 00:27:21,693 --> 00:27:23,776 Who's the woman in the painting she's looking at? 228 00:27:23,862 --> 00:27:25,273 Oh, that's Carlotta. 229 00:27:25,364 --> 00:27:28,778 You'll find it in the catalog. Portrait of Carlotta. 230 00:27:28,867 --> 00:27:29,948 - May I have this? - Yes. 231 00:27:30,035 --> 00:27:31,401 Thank you. 232 00:29:28,362 --> 00:29:30,024 Yes? 233 00:29:35,118 --> 00:29:36,984 Is there something I can do for you? 234 00:29:37,079 --> 00:29:39,571 - Yes. You run this hotel? - Oh, yes. 235 00:29:39,665 --> 00:29:44,785 Would you tell me who has the room on the second floor in the corner, that corner? 236 00:29:45,170 --> 00:29:48,754 Oh, I'm afraid we couldn't give out information of that sort. 237 00:29:48,840 --> 00:29:52,049 Our clients are entitled to their privacy, you know. 238 00:29:52,135 --> 00:29:54,752 And I do believe it's against the law. 239 00:29:55,430 --> 00:29:59,674 Of course, I don't think any of them would mind, really, but still I... 240 00:30:00,894 --> 00:30:03,557 Oh, dear, has she done something wrong? 241 00:30:03,647 --> 00:30:05,479 Please answer my question. 242 00:30:05,649 --> 00:30:08,107 I can't imagine that sweet girl with that dear face... 243 00:30:08,193 --> 00:30:09,229 What's her name? 244 00:30:09,319 --> 00:30:12,312 Valdes. Miss Valdes. Spanish, you know. 245 00:30:12,406 --> 00:30:13,567 Carlotta Valdes? 246 00:30:13,657 --> 00:30:15,193 Yeah, that's it. 247 00:30:15,284 --> 00:30:17,822 Sweet name, isn't it? Foreign, but sweet. 248 00:30:17,911 --> 00:30:19,243 How long has she had the room? 249 00:30:19,329 --> 00:30:22,948 Oh, it must be two weeks. Her rent's due tomorrow. 250 00:30:23,041 --> 00:30:25,124 Does she sleep here, ever? 251 00:30:25,210 --> 00:30:28,499 No, she just comes to sit two or three times a week. 252 00:30:29,214 --> 00:30:32,332 I don't ask questions, you know, as long as they're well-behaved. 253 00:30:32,426 --> 00:30:33,962 But I must say... 254 00:30:34,052 --> 00:30:36,294 When she comes down, don't say that I've been here. 255 00:30:36,388 --> 00:30:38,801 Oh, but she hasn't been here today. 256 00:30:39,182 --> 00:30:41,219 I just saw her come in five minutes ago. 257 00:30:41,310 --> 00:30:43,802 No, she hasn't been here at all. 258 00:30:43,895 --> 00:30:45,331 Well, I would have seen her, you know. 259 00:30:45,355 --> 00:30:50,066 I've been right here all the time, putting olive oil on my rubber plant leaves. 260 00:30:51,570 --> 00:30:56,235 And there. There, you see? Her key is on the rack. 261 00:30:56,325 --> 00:30:59,033 Well, would you please go up and look? 262 00:30:59,119 --> 00:31:00,360 - To her room? - That's right. 263 00:31:00,454 --> 00:31:02,537 Yes, of course, if you ask. 264 00:31:03,915 --> 00:31:06,248 - But it does seem silly. - Thank you. 265 00:31:24,436 --> 00:31:26,473 Oh, Mr. Detective? 266 00:31:29,441 --> 00:31:31,728 Would you like to come and look? 267 00:32:00,472 --> 00:32:01,883 Her car's gone. 268 00:32:01,973 --> 00:32:03,305 What car? 269 00:32:33,839 --> 00:32:39,210 Midge, who do you know that's an authority on San Francisco history? 270 00:32:40,137 --> 00:32:42,595 That's the kind of greeting a girl likes. 271 00:32:42,681 --> 00:32:44,492 None of this, "Hello, you look wonderful," stuff. 272 00:32:44,516 --> 00:32:47,370 Just a good straight, "Who do you know that's an authority on San Francisco..." 273 00:32:47,394 --> 00:32:49,477 - Want a drink? - No, thanks. 274 00:32:49,563 --> 00:32:52,021 Well, who do you? You know everybody. 275 00:32:53,108 --> 00:32:55,395 Professor Saunders, over in Berkeley. 276 00:32:55,485 --> 00:32:57,397 No, no, I don't mean that kind of history. 277 00:32:57,487 --> 00:33:01,527 I mean the small stuff, you know, people you never heard of. 278 00:33:02,200 --> 00:33:03,281 Oh. 279 00:33:03,368 --> 00:33:07,533 Well, you mean the gay old bohemian days of gay old San Francisco. 280 00:33:07,622 --> 00:33:12,458 Juicy stories, like who shot who in the Embarcadero in August, 1879. 281 00:33:12,544 --> 00:33:13,625 Yeah, that's right. 282 00:33:13,712 --> 00:33:15,294 - Pop Leibel. - Who? 283 00:33:15,380 --> 00:33:18,214 Pop Leibel. He owns the Argosy Book Shop. 284 00:33:19,217 --> 00:33:20,361 Why, what do you want to know? 285 00:33:20,385 --> 00:33:24,550 I want to know who shot who in the Embarcadero in August, 1879. 286 00:33:25,432 --> 00:33:26,843 Hey, wait a minute. 287 00:33:26,933 --> 00:33:29,175 You're not a detective anymore. What's going on? 288 00:33:29,269 --> 00:33:30,601 You know him well? 289 00:33:30,687 --> 00:33:31,687 Who? 290 00:33:31,730 --> 00:33:32,730 Pop Leibel. 291 00:33:32,814 --> 00:33:34,146 Oh, sure. 292 00:33:34,232 --> 00:33:37,851 Well, come on, let's go. I want you to introduce me. Get your hat. 293 00:33:37,944 --> 00:33:39,651 I don't need a hat. 294 00:33:41,823 --> 00:33:44,190 Hey, Johnny, what's it all about? 295 00:33:46,745 --> 00:33:47,826 Hey. 296 00:33:48,580 --> 00:33:50,071 Wait a minute. 297 00:33:57,380 --> 00:34:00,919 Hello. Yes, I remember. Carlotta. 298 00:34:01,718 --> 00:34:03,801 The beautiful Carlotta. 299 00:34:05,138 --> 00:34:06,800 The sad Carlotta. 300 00:34:07,098 --> 00:34:10,182 What does an old wooden house at the corner of Eddy and Gough Street 301 00:34:10,268 --> 00:34:11,884 have to do with Carlotta Valdes? 302 00:34:11,978 --> 00:34:16,348 Well, it was hers. It was built for her many years ago. 303 00:34:16,441 --> 00:34:18,433 - By whom? - By... 304 00:34:20,111 --> 00:34:21,272 By... 305 00:34:23,949 --> 00:34:26,987 No. The name, I do not remember. 306 00:34:27,077 --> 00:34:29,945 A rich man, a powerful man. 307 00:34:30,872 --> 00:34:32,283 - Cigarette? - No, thank you. 308 00:34:32,374 --> 00:34:34,457 - Cigarette, miss? - No, thanks. 309 00:34:35,794 --> 00:34:37,831 It is not an unusual story. 310 00:34:39,214 --> 00:34:42,753 She came from somewhere small to the south of the city. 311 00:34:44,803 --> 00:34:47,386 Some say from a mission settlement. 312 00:34:47,722 --> 00:34:50,260 Young, yes. Very young. 313 00:34:51,476 --> 00:34:56,972 And she was found dancing and singing in a cabaret by that man. 314 00:34:57,691 --> 00:35:03,153 And he took her and built for her the great house 315 00:35:03,238 --> 00:35:05,195 in the Western Addition. 316 00:35:06,283 --> 00:35:11,028 And there was a... There was a child. 317 00:35:11,121 --> 00:35:14,489 Yes, that's it. A child. A child. 318 00:35:15,834 --> 00:35:20,420 I cannot tell you exactly how much time passed, 319 00:35:20,505 --> 00:35:22,838 or how much happiness there was. 320 00:35:23,425 --> 00:35:25,587 But, then, he threw her away. 321 00:35:26,553 --> 00:35:30,046 He had no other children. His wife had no children. 322 00:35:30,557 --> 00:35:34,642 So he kept the child and threw her away. 323 00:35:36,146 --> 00:35:39,059 You know, a man could do that in those days. 324 00:35:39,399 --> 00:35:41,857 They had the power and the freedom. 325 00:35:43,153 --> 00:35:46,191 And she became the sad Carlotta. 326 00:35:47,407 --> 00:35:51,697 Alone in the great house, walking the streets alone. 327 00:35:52,537 --> 00:35:56,781 Her clothes becoming old and patched and dirty. 328 00:35:58,668 --> 00:36:02,537 And the mad Carlotta. 329 00:36:03,548 --> 00:36:06,131 Stopping people in the streets to ask, 330 00:36:07,385 --> 00:36:09,092 "Where is my child? 331 00:36:10,305 --> 00:36:12,297 "Have you seen my child?" 332 00:36:13,725 --> 00:36:15,136 Poor thing. 333 00:36:15,226 --> 00:36:16,637 And she died. 334 00:36:16,895 --> 00:36:18,477 - She died. - How? 335 00:36:19,731 --> 00:36:21,313 By her own hand. 336 00:36:24,736 --> 00:36:26,898 There are many such stories. 337 00:36:27,656 --> 00:36:29,496 - Well, thank you very much. - You are welcome. 338 00:36:29,574 --> 00:36:31,156 I appreciate it. Good-bye. 339 00:36:31,242 --> 00:36:32,242 Good-bye. 340 00:36:32,327 --> 00:36:35,661 Hey, wait a minute! Good-bye, Pop. Thanks a lot. 341 00:36:43,213 --> 00:36:45,796 - Now then, Johnny-O, pay me. - For what? 342 00:36:45,882 --> 00:36:48,295 For bringing you here. Come on, tell. 343 00:36:48,385 --> 00:36:49,876 There's nothing to tell. 344 00:36:49,969 --> 00:36:52,406 You'll tell or you'll be back in that corset. Come on, Johnny, please. 345 00:36:52,430 --> 00:36:53,921 Come on, come on. I'll take you home. 346 00:37:04,609 --> 00:37:06,145 There we are. 347 00:37:06,277 --> 00:37:08,940 - You haven't told me everything. - No, I've told you enough. 348 00:37:09,030 --> 00:37:10,646 Who's the guy and who's the wife? 349 00:37:10,782 --> 00:37:12,489 Out. I've got things to do. 350 00:37:12,575 --> 00:37:16,364 I know. The one that phoned, your old college chum, Elster. 351 00:37:16,454 --> 00:37:18,537 - Midge, out, please. - And the idea is 352 00:37:18,623 --> 00:37:21,161 that the beautiful, mad Carlotta has come back from the dead 353 00:37:21,251 --> 00:37:23,709 and taken possession of Elster's wife. 354 00:37:23,795 --> 00:37:26,708 Now, Johnny, really. Come on. 355 00:37:26,798 --> 00:37:29,757 Well, I'm not telling you what I think. I'm telling you what he thinks. 356 00:37:29,843 --> 00:37:31,209 Well, what do you think? 357 00:37:31,302 --> 00:37:32,759 Well, I... 358 00:37:33,054 --> 00:37:35,137 - Is she pretty? - Carlotta? 359 00:37:35,473 --> 00:37:37,840 No, not Carlotta. Elster's wife. 360 00:37:40,311 --> 00:37:41,392 Yes. 361 00:37:41,479 --> 00:37:44,062 I guess you'd consider that she would be... 362 00:37:44,149 --> 00:37:47,563 I think I'll go take a look at that portrait. Good-bye. 363 00:37:47,652 --> 00:37:48,768 Midge... 364 00:37:48,862 --> 00:37:50,819 - Good-bye. - Midge, you... 365 00:38:20,685 --> 00:38:23,348 You've done well, Scottie. You're good at your job. 366 00:38:23,438 --> 00:38:25,304 - That's Carlotta Valdes. - Yes. 367 00:38:25,398 --> 00:38:27,890 There are things you didn't tell me. 368 00:38:28,526 --> 00:38:30,671 - I didn't know where she'd lead you. - But you knew about this. 369 00:38:30,695 --> 00:38:31,936 Oh, yeah. 370 00:38:33,072 --> 00:38:35,780 You notice the way she does her hair? 371 00:38:35,867 --> 00:38:37,608 You know, there's something else. 372 00:38:37,702 --> 00:38:42,163 My wife, Madeleine, has several pieces of jewelry that belonged to Carlotta. 373 00:38:42,248 --> 00:38:44,114 She inherited them. 374 00:38:44,209 --> 00:38:46,826 Never wore them. They were too old-fashioned. 375 00:38:46,920 --> 00:38:48,252 Until now. 376 00:38:49,047 --> 00:38:52,882 Now, when she's alone, she takes them out and looks at them, 377 00:38:52,967 --> 00:38:55,505 handles them gently, curiously. 378 00:38:56,721 --> 00:39:00,135 Puts them on and stares at herself in the mirror. 379 00:39:00,225 --> 00:39:03,718 And goes into that other world, is someone else again. 380 00:39:04,729 --> 00:39:07,062 Now, Carlotta Valdes was what? 381 00:39:07,148 --> 00:39:09,356 Your wife's grandmother? 382 00:39:09,442 --> 00:39:11,274 Great-grandmother. 383 00:39:11,361 --> 00:39:13,478 Now, the child who was taken from her, 384 00:39:13,571 --> 00:39:18,157 whose loss drove Carlotta mad and to her death, was Madeleine's grandmother. 385 00:39:18,743 --> 00:39:22,487 And the McKittrick Hotel is the old Valdes home. 386 00:39:24,123 --> 00:39:25,830 Well, I think that explains it. 387 00:39:25,917 --> 00:39:30,412 Anyone could become obsessed with the past with a background like that. 388 00:39:31,422 --> 00:39:33,835 She never heard of Carlotta Valdes. 389 00:39:34,592 --> 00:39:37,175 She knows nothing of a grave out at the Mission Dolores? 390 00:39:37,262 --> 00:39:40,005 Or that old house on Eddy Street? The... 391 00:39:40,098 --> 00:39:44,342 - The portrait at the Palace of the Legion of... - Nothing. 392 00:39:44,435 --> 00:39:46,347 Well, when she goes to these places... 393 00:39:46,437 --> 00:39:48,474 She's no longer my wife. 394 00:39:50,316 --> 00:39:52,899 Well, how do you know all these things she doesn't? 395 00:39:52,986 --> 00:39:56,195 Her mother told me most of them before she died. 396 00:39:56,281 --> 00:39:58,364 I dug out the rest for myself here. 397 00:39:58,449 --> 00:40:00,486 Why wouldn't she tell her daughter? 398 00:40:00,577 --> 00:40:01,988 Natural fear. 399 00:40:02,370 --> 00:40:05,488 Her grandmother went insane, took her own life. 400 00:40:06,082 --> 00:40:08,119 Her blood is in Madeleine. 401 00:40:14,799 --> 00:40:16,461 Boy, I need this. 402 00:43:44,509 --> 00:43:45,841 Madeleine. 403 00:43:47,345 --> 00:43:48,677 Madeleine! 404 00:44:50,366 --> 00:44:51,902 Yes? 405 00:44:53,744 --> 00:44:55,827 No, it's all right. 406 00:44:56,080 --> 00:44:58,117 Yeah, I'll call you back. 407 00:44:58,541 --> 00:44:59,577 Yes. 408 00:45:01,210 --> 00:45:02,326 Yes. 409 00:45:04,338 --> 00:45:06,000 Are you all right? 410 00:45:07,091 --> 00:45:09,378 Oh. Oh, your... 411 00:45:10,386 --> 00:45:11,968 You'll want this. 412 00:45:47,798 --> 00:45:51,417 You'd better come over here by the fire where it's warm. 413 00:45:56,098 --> 00:45:57,839 What am I doing here? 414 00:45:59,143 --> 00:46:00,634 What happened? 415 00:46:02,563 --> 00:46:06,273 Well, you fell into San Francisco Bay. 416 00:46:08,486 --> 00:46:11,945 And I tried to dry your hair as best I could. 417 00:46:12,031 --> 00:46:13,238 Your things are in the kitchen. 418 00:46:13,324 --> 00:46:16,067 They'll be dry in a few minutes. 419 00:46:16,160 --> 00:46:18,152 Come on over by the fire. 420 00:46:26,712 --> 00:46:29,045 Here, I'll get you some cushions. 421 00:46:32,009 --> 00:46:33,500 There you are. 422 00:46:41,727 --> 00:46:44,140 Would you like to have some coffee? 423 00:46:46,691 --> 00:46:50,105 Here, you'd better have some. Or perhaps you'd like a drink. 424 00:46:53,864 --> 00:46:57,028 I fell into the Bay and you fished me out? 425 00:46:57,118 --> 00:46:58,529 That's right. 426 00:46:59,245 --> 00:47:00,577 Thank you. 427 00:47:01,539 --> 00:47:03,326 You don't remember? 428 00:47:03,708 --> 00:47:04,869 No, I... 429 00:47:07,169 --> 00:47:08,876 You remember where you were? 430 00:47:11,299 --> 00:47:14,588 Why, yes. Yes, of course I remember that. 431 00:47:16,470 --> 00:47:20,680 But then I must have had a dizzy spell and fainted. 432 00:47:20,766 --> 00:47:22,302 Where were you? 433 00:47:23,060 --> 00:47:26,849 At old Fort Point, out at the Presidio. 434 00:47:28,232 --> 00:47:31,066 Of course, I remember. I often go there. 435 00:47:31,152 --> 00:47:33,109 Why? Why do you go there? 436 00:47:34,071 --> 00:47:37,189 Because I love it so. It's beautiful there, 437 00:47:38,075 --> 00:47:39,907 especially at sunset. 438 00:47:42,455 --> 00:47:44,162 Thank you for the fire. 439 00:47:44,248 --> 00:47:46,080 Where were you before? 440 00:47:46,584 --> 00:47:48,746 - When? - This afternoon, I mean. 441 00:47:51,047 --> 00:47:52,288 Wandering about. 442 00:47:52,381 --> 00:47:55,169 I know, but where? Where were you just before? 443 00:47:58,596 --> 00:48:00,337 Downtown, shopping. 444 00:48:02,725 --> 00:48:06,469 Here, you'd better have some coffee. I think it's still warm. 445 00:48:09,398 --> 00:48:11,765 You're terribly direct in your questions. 446 00:48:11,859 --> 00:48:14,442 Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to be rude. 447 00:48:15,946 --> 00:48:18,438 You're not. You're merely direct. 448 00:48:22,119 --> 00:48:25,283 And what were you doing there, at old Fort Point? 449 00:48:25,956 --> 00:48:28,243 Oh, just wandering about. 450 00:48:28,793 --> 00:48:29,954 Oh, you like it too? 451 00:48:30,044 --> 00:48:31,205 Yes. 452 00:48:32,421 --> 00:48:34,538 And where had you been just before? 453 00:48:34,632 --> 00:48:38,672 I'd been to the Palace of the Legion of Honor, the art gallery. 454 00:48:39,220 --> 00:48:41,883 Oh, yes, that's a lovely spot, isn't it? 455 00:48:42,181 --> 00:48:46,551 I've never been inside, but it looks so lovely driving past. 456 00:48:52,566 --> 00:48:55,559 It's lucky for me you were wandering about. 457 00:48:55,653 --> 00:48:57,064 Thank you. 458 00:48:57,154 --> 00:48:58,941 I've been a terrible bother to you. 459 00:48:59,031 --> 00:49:00,613 No, you haven't. 460 00:49:02,660 --> 00:49:05,152 Oh, when you... 461 00:49:10,292 --> 00:49:12,079 There were some pins in my hair. 462 00:49:12,169 --> 00:49:15,162 Oh, the pins, yes. Right in here. I'll get them for you. 463 00:49:15,256 --> 00:49:16,997 And my purse, please. 464 00:49:22,346 --> 00:49:23,587 Here you are. 465 00:49:23,681 --> 00:49:24,967 Thank you. 466 00:49:27,393 --> 00:49:30,101 You shouldn't have brought me here, you know. 467 00:49:30,187 --> 00:49:32,679 Well, I didn't know where you lived. 468 00:49:33,441 --> 00:49:35,649 You could have looked in my car. 469 00:49:35,734 --> 00:49:37,771 Oh, but then, you didn't know my car, did you? 470 00:49:37,862 --> 00:49:40,400 No, I knew which one it was. It's right outside here now. 471 00:49:40,489 --> 00:49:43,948 But I didn't think you wanted to be taken home that way. 472 00:49:44,034 --> 00:49:45,241 No, you're right. 473 00:49:45,327 --> 00:49:49,037 I'm glad you didn't take me home. I wouldn't have known you. 474 00:49:49,582 --> 00:49:53,792 Thank you. But I don't know you, and you don't know me. 475 00:49:53,878 --> 00:49:55,460 My name is Madeleine Elster. 476 00:49:55,546 --> 00:49:57,128 My name's John Ferguson. 477 00:49:57,214 --> 00:50:01,333 Good, strong name. Do your friends call you John or Jack? 478 00:50:01,886 --> 00:50:03,627 Oh, John, mostly. 479 00:50:03,721 --> 00:50:07,214 Old friends call me John. Acquaintances call me Scottie. 480 00:50:07,641 --> 00:50:09,052 I shall call you Mr. Ferguson. 481 00:50:09,143 --> 00:50:12,352 Oh, gee whiz, I wouldn't like that. Oh, no. 482 00:50:12,897 --> 00:50:16,857 And after what happened this afternoon, I should think maybe you'd call me Scottie. 483 00:50:16,942 --> 00:50:18,558 Maybe even John. 484 00:50:19,153 --> 00:50:20,644 I prefer John. 485 00:50:24,074 --> 00:50:27,283 There, that's done. And what do you do, John? 486 00:50:28,871 --> 00:50:30,282 Wander about. 487 00:50:30,372 --> 00:50:33,911 That's a good occupation. And you live here, alone? 488 00:50:35,711 --> 00:50:37,293 One shouldn't live alone. 489 00:50:37,379 --> 00:50:39,245 Some people prefer it. 490 00:50:40,841 --> 00:50:42,377 No, it's wrong. 491 00:50:45,679 --> 00:50:47,545 I'm married, you know. 492 00:50:51,602 --> 00:50:53,844 Will you tell me something? 493 00:50:53,938 --> 00:50:56,521 Has this ever happened to you before? 494 00:50:56,607 --> 00:50:57,688 What? 495 00:50:58,442 --> 00:51:00,684 Falling into San Francisco Bay. 496 00:51:01,695 --> 00:51:02,695 Oh. 497 00:51:03,614 --> 00:51:06,027 No. No, it's never happened before. 498 00:51:06,325 --> 00:51:10,410 Oh, I've fallen into lakes out of rowboats when I was a little girl. 499 00:51:10,496 --> 00:51:14,957 I even fell into the river once, trying to leap from one stone to another. 500 00:51:15,584 --> 00:51:17,826 But I've never fallen into San Francisco Bay. 501 00:51:19,838 --> 00:51:21,625 Have you ever before? 502 00:51:21,715 --> 00:51:24,628 No, it's the first time for me, too. 503 00:51:27,096 --> 00:51:29,554 Here, I'll get you some more coffee. 504 00:51:43,696 --> 00:51:44,732 Hello? 505 00:51:44,822 --> 00:51:46,782 Scottie, what happened? She's not home yet. 506 00:51:46,824 --> 00:51:50,443 No, she's all right. She's still here. I'll bring her home soon. 507 00:51:50,536 --> 00:51:52,277 Oh, what happened? 508 00:51:52,371 --> 00:51:54,237 She went into the Bay. 509 00:51:56,709 --> 00:51:57,916 Hello? Hello? 510 00:51:58,002 --> 00:51:59,118 Did she hurt herself? 511 00:51:59,211 --> 00:52:01,891 No, she's going to be in fine shape. There's nothing to worry about. 512 00:52:01,922 --> 00:52:04,585 But she doesn't know. Now, do you understand that? 513 00:52:04,675 --> 00:52:06,883 She doesn't know what happened. 514 00:52:10,097 --> 00:52:12,680 Scottie, Madeleine is 26. 515 00:52:13,183 --> 00:52:16,426 Carlotta Valdes committed suicide when she was 26. 516 00:52:18,063 --> 00:52:20,271 Just hold on a minute, Gavin. 517 00:52:50,054 --> 00:52:53,297 Well now, Johnny-O. Was it a ghost? 518 00:52:54,099 --> 00:52:55,556 Was it fun? 519 00:55:24,750 --> 00:55:26,286 That letter for me? 520 00:55:32,382 --> 00:55:33,382 Yes. Hello. 521 00:55:33,425 --> 00:55:34,632 Hello. 522 00:55:35,052 --> 00:55:39,046 I worried about you last night. You shouldn't have run off that way. 523 00:55:39,139 --> 00:55:41,597 Well, I suddenly felt such a fool. 524 00:55:41,683 --> 00:55:43,800 I wanted to drive you home. Are you all right? 525 00:55:43,894 --> 00:55:46,853 Oh, yes. Yes, I'm fine. No aftereffects. 526 00:55:48,857 --> 00:55:50,919 But as I remember now, the water was cold, wasn't it? 527 00:55:50,943 --> 00:55:52,479 It sure was. 528 00:55:52,569 --> 00:55:54,606 What a terrible thing for me to do. 529 00:55:54,696 --> 00:55:56,278 You were so kind. 530 00:55:57,908 --> 00:56:01,151 It's a formal thank-you note and a great big apology. 531 00:56:01,245 --> 00:56:03,237 Oh, you've nothing to apologize for. 532 00:56:03,330 --> 00:56:04,662 Oh, yes, I do. 533 00:56:04,748 --> 00:56:07,081 The whole thing must have been so embarrassing for you. 534 00:56:07,167 --> 00:56:09,159 Not at all. I enjoyed 535 00:56:10,921 --> 00:56:12,412 talking to you. 536 00:56:14,800 --> 00:56:17,008 Well, I enjoyed talking to you. 537 00:56:21,014 --> 00:56:22,846 Well, I'll get my mail. 538 00:56:24,434 --> 00:56:25,954 Would you like to have a cup of coffee? 539 00:56:25,978 --> 00:56:27,685 No. No, thank you. 540 00:56:30,899 --> 00:56:34,188 Well, I couldn't mail it. I didn't know your address, but I had a landmark. 541 00:56:34,278 --> 00:56:37,066 I remembered Coit Tower. It led me straight to you. 542 00:56:37,155 --> 00:56:40,990 Well, that's the first time I've been grateful for Coit Tower. 543 00:56:44,580 --> 00:56:46,492 I hope we will, too. 544 00:56:46,582 --> 00:56:47,582 What? 545 00:56:47,624 --> 00:56:49,160 Meet again sometime. 546 00:56:49,251 --> 00:56:50,537 We have. 547 00:56:53,589 --> 00:56:54,796 Good-bye. 548 00:57:10,981 --> 00:57:12,722 Where are you going? 549 00:57:13,317 --> 00:57:15,183 - Oh, I don't know. - Shopping? 550 00:57:15,277 --> 00:57:16,277 No. 551 00:57:16,320 --> 00:57:18,528 Well, anywhere in particular? 552 00:57:19,656 --> 00:57:22,023 No, I just thought that I'd wander. 553 00:57:22,117 --> 00:57:24,484 Oh, that's what I was going to do. 554 00:57:26,079 --> 00:57:30,699 Oh, yes, that's right. I forgot. It's your occupation, isn't it? 555 00:57:30,792 --> 00:57:33,479 Yeah, well, don't you think it's kind of a waste for the two of us... 556 00:57:33,503 --> 00:57:35,335 - To wander separately? - Uh-huh. 557 00:57:35,839 --> 00:57:37,922 But only one is a wanderer. 558 00:57:38,008 --> 00:57:40,341 Two together are always going somewhere. 559 00:57:40,427 --> 00:57:43,761 No, I don't think that's necessarily true. 560 00:57:43,847 --> 00:57:45,804 You left your door open. 561 00:57:46,516 --> 00:57:48,052 Be right back. 562 00:58:31,061 --> 00:58:32,222 How old? 563 00:58:32,312 --> 00:58:35,430 Oh, some 2,000 years or more. 564 00:58:35,524 --> 00:58:36,890 The oldest living things. 565 00:58:36,984 --> 00:58:38,441 Yes. 566 00:58:39,069 --> 00:58:40,355 You've never been here before? 567 00:58:40,445 --> 00:58:42,107 No. 568 00:58:42,197 --> 00:58:44,564 What are you thinking? 569 00:58:44,658 --> 00:58:47,116 Of all the people who've been born and have died, 570 00:58:47,202 --> 00:58:48,818 while the trees went on living. 571 00:58:48,912 --> 00:58:53,657 Their true name is Sequoia sempervirens. "Always green, ever living." 572 00:58:53,750 --> 00:58:56,663 - I don't like them. - Why? 573 00:58:56,753 --> 00:58:58,745 Knowing I have to die. 574 00:59:14,438 --> 00:59:19,024 Here's a cross section of one of the old trees that's been cut down. 575 00:59:45,135 --> 00:59:47,798 Somewhere in here, I was born, 576 00:59:49,806 --> 00:59:51,422 and there I died. 577 00:59:52,851 --> 00:59:57,312 It was only a moment for you. You took no notice. 578 01:00:07,074 --> 01:00:08,406 Madeleine. 579 01:00:53,078 --> 01:00:54,364 Madeleine. 580 01:00:56,123 --> 01:00:58,285 Madeleine, where are you now? 581 01:00:59,459 --> 01:01:01,200 - Here with you. - Where? 582 01:01:02,546 --> 01:01:03,627 Tall trees... 583 01:01:03,713 --> 01:01:05,875 Have you been here before? 584 01:01:05,966 --> 01:01:07,332 - Yes. - When? 585 01:01:09,386 --> 01:01:11,093 When were you born? 586 01:01:11,847 --> 01:01:13,383 - Long ago. - Where? 587 01:01:14,307 --> 01:01:16,390 When? Tell me. 588 01:01:16,476 --> 01:01:18,092 - Madeleine, tell me. - No! 589 01:01:18,186 --> 01:01:20,098 Madeleine, tell me what it is. Where do you go? 590 01:01:20,188 --> 01:01:21,707 - What takes you away? - No, I can't tell you. 591 01:01:21,731 --> 01:01:23,668 When you jumped into the bay, you didn't know where you were. 592 01:01:23,692 --> 01:01:24,961 - You guessed, but you didn't know. - I didn't jump. 593 01:01:24,985 --> 01:01:26,879 - I didn't jump. I fell. You told me I fell. - Why did you jump? 594 01:01:26,903 --> 01:01:28,485 - Why did you jump? - I can't tell you. 595 01:01:28,572 --> 01:01:30,154 Why did you jump? What was there inside 596 01:01:30,240 --> 01:01:32,072 - that told you to jump? - No, please. Please. 597 01:01:32,159 --> 01:01:33,525 What? What? 598 01:01:33,618 --> 01:01:38,113 Please don't ask me. Please don't ask me. Take me away from here. 599 01:01:39,916 --> 01:01:41,828 Shall I take you home? 600 01:01:43,753 --> 01:01:45,619 Somewhere in the light. 601 01:01:46,256 --> 01:01:48,067 Promise me something. Promise you won't ask me again. 602 01:01:48,091 --> 01:01:49,957 Please promise me that. 603 01:02:24,461 --> 01:02:26,077 Why did you run? 604 01:02:26,546 --> 01:02:29,209 I'm responsible for you now. 605 01:02:29,299 --> 01:02:31,819 You know, the Chinese say that once you've saved a person's life, 606 01:02:31,843 --> 01:02:35,553 you're responsible for it forever, so I'm committed. 607 01:02:35,639 --> 01:02:37,130 I have to know. 608 01:02:38,308 --> 01:02:40,516 There's so little that I know. 609 01:02:44,814 --> 01:02:49,275 It's as though I were walking down a long corridor 610 01:02:51,029 --> 01:02:55,774 that once was mirrored, and fragments of that mirror still hang there. 611 01:02:55,867 --> 01:02:59,486 And when I come to the end of the corridor, 612 01:02:59,579 --> 01:03:01,821 there's nothing but darkness. 613 01:03:03,541 --> 01:03:06,579 And I know that when I walk into the darkness, 614 01:03:08,713 --> 01:03:10,249 that I'll die. 615 01:03:12,092 --> 01:03:15,927 I've never come to the end. I've always come back before then. 616 01:03:17,347 --> 01:03:18,428 Except once. 617 01:03:18,515 --> 01:03:19,972 Yesterday? 618 01:03:20,058 --> 01:03:22,220 And you didn't know. You didn't know what happened 619 01:03:22,310 --> 01:03:24,347 till you found yourself with me. 620 01:03:24,437 --> 01:03:26,019 You didn't know where you were. 621 01:03:26,106 --> 01:03:29,850 But the small scenes, the fragments of the mirror, you remember those. 622 01:03:29,943 --> 01:03:32,230 - Vaguely. - What do you remember? 623 01:03:32,320 --> 01:03:36,314 There's a room, and I sit there alone. 624 01:03:37,284 --> 01:03:38,616 Always alone. 625 01:03:38,702 --> 01:03:40,034 What else? 626 01:03:40,120 --> 01:03:41,452 A grave. 627 01:03:41,538 --> 01:03:42,574 Where? 628 01:03:42,664 --> 01:03:47,034 I don't know. It's an open grave and I... 629 01:03:47,127 --> 01:03:50,711 I stand by the gravestone, looking down into it. 630 01:03:50,797 --> 01:03:52,834 - It's my grave. - But how do you know? 631 01:03:52,924 --> 01:03:54,586 I know. 632 01:03:54,676 --> 01:03:57,293 But is there a name on the gravestone? 633 01:03:57,387 --> 01:04:02,803 No. No, it's new and clean and waiting. 634 01:04:04,394 --> 01:04:05,726 Well, what else? 635 01:04:06,604 --> 01:04:09,142 This part is a dream. I think. 636 01:04:10,608 --> 01:04:16,195 There's a tower, and a bell and a garden below. 637 01:04:16,281 --> 01:04:20,241 It seems to be in Spain, a village in Spain. 638 01:04:21,578 --> 01:04:23,319 It clicks off and it's gone. 639 01:04:23,413 --> 01:04:25,780 Well, a portrait? 640 01:04:25,874 --> 01:04:28,082 - Do you see a portrait? - No. 641 01:04:28,168 --> 01:04:33,334 If I could just find the key, the beginning, and put it together, I... 642 01:04:33,423 --> 01:04:35,130 So, explain it away? 643 01:04:36,718 --> 01:04:39,256 There's a way to explain it, you see. 644 01:04:40,430 --> 01:04:43,719 If I'm mad, then that would explain it, wouldn't it? 645 01:04:46,311 --> 01:04:47,677 Madeleine! 646 01:04:52,233 --> 01:04:53,599 Oh, Scottie! 647 01:04:54,235 --> 01:04:58,354 I'm not mad! I'm not mad! I don't want to die. 648 01:04:58,448 --> 01:05:01,862 There's someone within me, and she says I must die. 649 01:05:01,951 --> 01:05:03,988 Oh, Scottie, don't let me go. 650 01:05:04,079 --> 01:05:07,368 I'm here. I've got you. 651 01:05:07,457 --> 01:05:08,993 I'm so afraid. 652 01:05:19,427 --> 01:05:21,293 Don't leave me. 653 01:05:21,388 --> 01:05:22,388 Stay with me. 654 01:05:22,472 --> 01:05:23,508 All the time. 655 01:05:50,792 --> 01:05:52,033 Hi, Johnny. 656 01:05:52,127 --> 01:05:53,493 Hi. 657 01:05:53,586 --> 01:05:55,327 Did you get my message? 658 01:05:55,505 --> 01:05:57,462 I did, indeed. 659 01:05:57,549 --> 01:05:59,381 I'll get you a drink. 660 01:05:59,467 --> 01:06:01,083 Okay. 661 01:06:01,177 --> 01:06:05,217 Since when do you go around slipping notes under men's doors? 662 01:06:05,306 --> 01:06:07,514 Since I stopped being able to get them on the phone. 663 01:06:07,600 --> 01:06:11,469 For a man who has nothing to do, you're certainly a busy little bee. 664 01:06:11,563 --> 01:06:13,805 Where do you go these days? 665 01:06:13,898 --> 01:06:15,389 Just wandering. 666 01:06:16,776 --> 01:06:18,062 Where? 667 01:06:18,153 --> 01:06:19,564 Round about. 668 01:06:20,905 --> 01:06:21,905 Oh. 669 01:06:22,407 --> 01:06:24,399 What was this... 670 01:06:24,492 --> 01:06:26,859 What was this desperate urge to see me? 671 01:06:26,953 --> 01:06:29,787 All I said in my note was, "Where are you?" 672 01:06:29,873 --> 01:06:31,660 Doesn't sound very desperate to me. 673 01:06:31,749 --> 01:06:35,083 Yeah, I detected a little undercurrent. 674 01:06:36,421 --> 01:06:40,290 Well, I just thought that if I gave you a drink and fed you some dinner, 675 01:06:40,383 --> 01:06:42,796 you'd be so grateful, you'd take me to a movie. 676 01:06:42,886 --> 01:06:46,379 That's fair enough. What'll we talk about at dinner? 677 01:06:48,057 --> 01:06:50,049 Oh, this and that. 678 01:06:50,143 --> 01:06:51,930 What I've been doing? 679 01:06:52,395 --> 01:06:54,261 Only if you want to. 680 01:06:54,355 --> 01:06:57,223 I'm sure we won't talk about anything you don't want to talk about. 681 01:06:57,317 --> 01:06:58,649 Naturally. 682 01:07:01,696 --> 01:07:03,733 What have you been doing? 683 01:07:04,991 --> 01:07:06,357 Wandering. 684 01:07:08,745 --> 01:07:11,954 What have you been doing? Thank you, dear. 685 01:07:12,040 --> 01:07:14,157 Oh, I've been having a wonderful time. 686 01:07:14,250 --> 01:07:16,958 I've gone back to my first love, painting. 687 01:07:17,045 --> 01:07:18,126 Well, good for you. 688 01:07:18,213 --> 01:07:21,502 I always said you were wasting your time in the underwear department. 689 01:07:21,591 --> 01:07:25,175 You know, it's a living. But I'm really excited about this. 690 01:07:25,261 --> 01:07:27,674 What is it? A still life? 691 01:07:27,764 --> 01:07:32,099 No. No, not exactly. You wanna see? 692 01:07:32,185 --> 01:07:33,767 Hmm. Yeah. 693 01:07:33,853 --> 01:07:36,266 Matter of fact, I thought I might give it to you. 694 01:07:36,356 --> 01:07:37,392 Oh? 695 01:07:49,869 --> 01:07:51,405 Johnny! 696 01:07:51,496 --> 01:07:53,954 It's not funny, Midge. 697 01:07:54,040 --> 01:07:55,702 - Johnny! - No. 698 01:07:56,793 --> 01:07:58,250 Johnny, I just thought... 699 01:07:58,336 --> 01:07:59,336 Uh-uh. 700 01:07:59,963 --> 01:08:01,204 No. 701 01:08:02,423 --> 01:08:05,086 Let's make that movie some other night, okay? 702 01:08:12,475 --> 01:08:13,716 Johnny! 703 01:08:18,398 --> 01:08:20,515 Oh, Marjorie Wood, you fool! 704 01:08:21,568 --> 01:08:22,775 Idiot! 705 01:08:31,494 --> 01:08:34,828 Stupid! Stupid! Stupid! 706 01:09:13,036 --> 01:09:14,597 Madeleine! What's the matter? What time is it? 707 01:09:14,621 --> 01:09:18,285 I should have phoned you, but I wanted to see you and be with you. 708 01:09:18,374 --> 01:09:20,036 Why? What's happened? 709 01:09:20,126 --> 01:09:22,368 I had the dream. The dream came back again. 710 01:09:22,462 --> 01:09:25,296 Now, now, it's gonna be all right. 711 01:09:25,381 --> 01:09:28,590 It'll be all right. Here, I'll get you some brandy. 712 01:09:29,093 --> 01:09:32,712 Just drink this down. Here, just like medicine. 713 01:09:34,932 --> 01:09:36,548 There now. 714 01:09:36,643 --> 01:09:40,182 It was a dream. You're awake. You're all right now. 715 01:09:41,397 --> 01:09:43,138 Now, can you tell me? 716 01:09:44,192 --> 01:09:48,027 It was the tower again, and the bell, and the old Spanish village. 717 01:09:48,112 --> 01:09:49,193 Yes? 718 01:09:49,280 --> 01:09:51,647 Clear, so very clear for the first time. All of it. 719 01:09:51,741 --> 01:09:52,982 Tell me. 720 01:09:54,035 --> 01:09:56,072 It was a village square and a green with trees, 721 01:09:56,204 --> 01:10:00,494 and an old whitewashed Spanish church with a cloister. 722 01:10:00,583 --> 01:10:03,041 Across the green, there was a big, gray, wooden house, 723 01:10:03,127 --> 01:10:06,120 with a porch and shutters and a balcony above, a small garden, 724 01:10:06,214 --> 01:10:08,171 and next to it a livery stable 725 01:10:08,257 --> 01:10:10,044 with old carriages lined up inside. 726 01:10:10,134 --> 01:10:11,591 Go on. 727 01:10:11,678 --> 01:10:14,967 At the end of the green, there was a whitewashed stone house, 728 01:10:15,056 --> 01:10:17,013 with a lovely pepper tree at the corner. 729 01:10:17,100 --> 01:10:20,343 And an old wooden hotel from the old California days? 730 01:10:20,436 --> 01:10:25,648 And a saloon? Dark, low ceilings, with hanging oil lamps? 731 01:10:25,733 --> 01:10:27,144 Yes. 732 01:10:27,235 --> 01:10:30,228 It's all there. It's no dream. 733 01:10:32,740 --> 01:10:35,448 You've been there before. You've seen it. 734 01:10:37,370 --> 01:10:38,370 No, never. 735 01:10:38,454 --> 01:10:40,491 Madeleine, a hundred miles south of San Francisco, 736 01:10:40,581 --> 01:10:42,413 there's an old Spanish mission, 737 01:10:42,500 --> 01:10:44,992 San Juan Bautista it's called, and it's been preserved 738 01:10:45,086 --> 01:10:47,920 exactly as it was 100 years ago, as a museum. 739 01:10:48,005 --> 01:10:51,544 Now, think hard, darling. Think hard. 740 01:10:51,634 --> 01:10:53,466 You've been there before. You've seen it. 741 01:10:53,553 --> 01:10:55,385 No, no, I've never... I've never been there. 742 01:10:55,471 --> 01:10:57,074 Oh, Scottie, what is it? I've never been there. 743 01:10:57,098 --> 01:10:59,135 Think hard. Now go on about your dream. 744 01:10:59,225 --> 01:11:01,057 What was it that frightened you so? 745 01:11:01,144 --> 01:11:04,854 I stood alone on the green searching for something. 746 01:11:04,939 --> 01:11:07,272 And then I started to walk to the church. 747 01:11:08,818 --> 01:11:13,404 But then the darkness closed in and I was alone in the dark. 748 01:11:13,489 --> 01:11:17,733 Being pulled into the darkness, and I fought to wake up. 749 01:11:18,661 --> 01:11:21,244 Oh, you're going to be all right now, Madeleine. 750 01:11:21,330 --> 01:11:24,243 Don't you see? You've given me something to work on now. 751 01:11:24,333 --> 01:11:26,478 I'm going to take you down there to that mission, this afternoon. 752 01:11:26,502 --> 01:11:28,856 And when you see it, you'll remember when you saw it before, 753 01:11:28,880 --> 01:11:33,841 and it'll finish your dream. It'll destroy it. I promise you. All right? 754 01:11:36,721 --> 01:11:38,633 Come on now. I'll take you home. 755 01:11:38,723 --> 01:11:41,306 No. I'll be all right. 756 01:11:41,392 --> 01:11:43,634 You come back here around noon. 757 01:13:02,265 --> 01:13:05,975 Madeleine, where are you now? 758 01:13:07,937 --> 01:13:10,270 - Here with you. - And it's all real. 759 01:13:10,982 --> 01:13:14,146 It's not merely as it was 100 years ago, or a year ago, 760 01:13:14,235 --> 01:13:17,694 or six months ago, or whenever it was you were here to see it. 761 01:13:17,780 --> 01:13:20,648 Now, Madeleine, think of when you were here. 762 01:13:22,785 --> 01:13:25,448 There were not so many carriages then. 763 01:13:26,998 --> 01:13:29,331 There were horses in the stalls. 764 01:13:30,668 --> 01:13:32,785 A bay, two black and a gray. 765 01:13:35,089 --> 01:13:37,126 It was our favorite place. 766 01:13:38,843 --> 01:13:41,551 But we were forbidden to play here. 767 01:13:41,637 --> 01:13:45,130 Sister Teresa would scold us. 768 01:13:49,270 --> 01:13:52,263 Look at this. Well, here's your gray horse. 769 01:13:54,317 --> 01:13:57,087 Have a little trouble getting in and out of the stall without being pushed, 770 01:13:57,111 --> 01:13:58,477 but even so... 771 01:13:58,571 --> 01:14:01,314 You see? There's an answer for everything. 772 01:14:05,828 --> 01:14:08,411 Madeleine, try. 773 01:14:13,711 --> 01:14:15,077 Try for me. 774 01:14:35,650 --> 01:14:36,936 I love you, Madeleine. 775 01:14:37,026 --> 01:14:38,813 I love you, too. 776 01:14:38,903 --> 01:14:39,939 Too late. Too late. 777 01:14:40,029 --> 01:14:41,770 No, no, we're together. 778 01:14:41,864 --> 01:14:44,607 No, it's too late. There's something I must do. 779 01:14:44,700 --> 01:14:47,613 No. There's nothing you must do. 780 01:14:47,703 --> 01:14:49,865 There's nothing you must do. 781 01:14:52,083 --> 01:14:54,871 No one possesses you. You're safe with me. 782 01:15:01,509 --> 01:15:03,216 No, it's too late. 783 01:15:16,023 --> 01:15:17,605 Look. It's not fair. It's too late. 784 01:15:17,692 --> 01:15:20,045 It wasn't supposed to happen this way. It shouldn't have happened. 785 01:15:20,069 --> 01:15:22,561 It had to happen. We're in love. That's all that counts. 786 01:15:22,655 --> 01:15:26,444 - Look, let me go. Please let me go! - Listen to me. Listen to me. 787 01:15:31,372 --> 01:15:33,284 You believe I love you? 788 01:15:33,374 --> 01:15:34,535 Yes. 789 01:15:35,710 --> 01:15:38,293 And if you lose me, then you'll know I... 790 01:15:38,379 --> 01:15:40,666 I loved you and I wanted to go on loving you. 791 01:15:40,756 --> 01:15:41,917 I won't lose you. 792 01:15:44,885 --> 01:15:46,672 Let me go into the church, alone. 793 01:15:46,762 --> 01:15:48,048 But why? 794 01:16:10,161 --> 01:16:11,197 Madeleine! 795 01:16:14,290 --> 01:16:15,622 Madeleine! 796 01:16:24,425 --> 01:16:25,791 Madeleine! 797 01:18:33,387 --> 01:18:35,094 Ferguson. 798 01:18:35,181 --> 01:18:41,098 Mr. Elster, suspecting that all was not well with his wife's mental state, 799 01:18:41,187 --> 01:18:45,648 took the preliminary precaution of having her watched by Mr. Ferguson, 800 01:18:45,733 --> 01:18:48,066 lest any harm befall her. 801 01:18:48,152 --> 01:18:50,189 And you have heard that Mr. Elster was prepared 802 01:18:50,279 --> 01:18:52,896 to take his wife to an institution, 803 01:18:52,990 --> 01:18:58,202 where her mental health would have been in the hands of qualified specialists. 804 01:18:58,287 --> 01:19:01,075 Mr. Ferguson, being an ex-detective, 805 01:19:01,165 --> 01:19:05,705 would have seemed the proper choice for the role of watchdog and protector. 806 01:19:05,794 --> 01:19:08,912 As you have learned, it was an unfortunate choice. 807 01:19:09,006 --> 01:19:12,625 However, I think you'll agree that no blame can be attached to the husband. 808 01:19:12,718 --> 01:19:15,552 His delay in putting his wife under medical care was due 809 01:19:15,638 --> 01:19:19,177 only to the need for information as to her behavior, 810 01:19:19,266 --> 01:19:21,883 which he expected to get from Mr. Ferguson. 811 01:19:21,977 --> 01:19:25,061 He had taken every precaution to protect his wife. 812 01:19:25,147 --> 01:19:29,733 He could not have anticipated that Mr. Ferguson's weakness, his fear of heights, 813 01:19:29,818 --> 01:19:32,731 would make him powerless when he was most needed. 814 01:19:32,821 --> 01:19:35,404 As to Mr. Ferguson, 815 01:19:35,491 --> 01:19:39,610 you have heard his former superior, Detective Captain Hansen, 816 01:19:39,703 --> 01:19:41,911 from that great city to the north, 817 01:19:41,997 --> 01:19:44,956 testify as to his character and ability. 818 01:19:45,042 --> 01:19:47,580 Captain Hansen was most enthusiastic. 819 01:19:47,670 --> 01:19:50,754 The fact that once before, under similar circumstances, 820 01:19:50,839 --> 01:19:55,209 Mr. Ferguson allowed a police colleague to fall to his death, 821 01:19:55,302 --> 01:19:58,921 Captain Hansen dismissed as an "unfortunate incident." 822 01:20:00,849 --> 01:20:02,932 Of course, Mr. Ferguson is to be congratulated 823 01:20:03,018 --> 01:20:06,136 on having once saved the woman's life, 824 01:20:06,230 --> 01:20:11,100 when, in a previous fit of aberration, she threw herself into the Bay. 825 01:20:11,193 --> 01:20:15,437 It is a pity that knowing her suicidal tendencies, 826 01:20:15,531 --> 01:20:18,490 he did not make a greater effort the second time. 827 01:20:21,412 --> 01:20:23,244 But we are not here to pass judgment 828 01:20:23,330 --> 01:20:27,700 on Mr. Ferguson's lack of initiative. He did nothing. 829 01:20:27,793 --> 01:20:31,412 And the law has little to say on the subject of things left undone. 830 01:20:31,505 --> 01:20:37,593 Nor does his strange behavior after he saw the body fall 831 01:20:37,678 --> 01:20:39,635 have any bearing on your verdict. 832 01:20:40,597 --> 01:20:44,932 He did not remain at the scene of the death. He left. 833 01:20:45,019 --> 01:20:48,478 He claims he suffered a mental blackout and knew nothing more 834 01:20:48,564 --> 01:20:51,773 until he found himself back in his own apartment in San Francisco 835 01:20:51,859 --> 01:20:53,521 several hours later. 836 01:20:53,610 --> 01:20:56,227 You may accept that, or not. 837 01:20:57,906 --> 01:21:02,321 Or you may believe that having once again allowed someone to die, 838 01:21:02,411 --> 01:21:05,995 he could not face the tragic result of his own weakness 839 01:21:06,081 --> 01:21:07,572 and ran away. 840 01:21:10,002 --> 01:21:12,710 That has nothing to do with your verdict. 841 01:21:13,213 --> 01:21:16,422 It is a matter between him and his own conscience. 842 01:21:18,385 --> 01:21:21,924 Now, from the evidence of the state of mind of Madeleine Elster 843 01:21:22,014 --> 01:21:24,757 prior to her death, from the manner of her death, 844 01:21:24,850 --> 01:21:27,012 and from the postmortem examination of the body 845 01:21:27,102 --> 01:21:29,185 showing the actual cause of her death, 846 01:21:29,271 --> 01:21:32,890 you should have no difficulty in reaching your verdict, gentlemen. 847 01:21:32,983 --> 01:21:35,100 You may retire if you wish. 848 01:21:37,529 --> 01:21:38,815 Hold on, Mr. Jones. 849 01:22:01,178 --> 01:22:02,294 We've reached a verdict. 850 01:22:02,388 --> 01:22:03,754 Thank you. 851 01:22:07,226 --> 01:22:10,344 "The jury finds that Madeleine Elster committed suicide 852 01:22:10,437 --> 01:22:13,100 "while of unsound mind." 853 01:22:13,190 --> 01:22:16,103 Your verdict will be so recorded. Dismissed. 854 01:22:22,366 --> 01:22:23,732 All right, Scottie, let's go. 855 01:22:23,826 --> 01:22:25,237 Mind if I speak to him for a minute? 856 01:22:25,327 --> 01:22:26,613 No, go ahead. 857 01:22:27,746 --> 01:22:28,987 Scottie. 858 01:22:33,335 --> 01:22:35,918 Sorry, Scottie. That was rough. 859 01:22:36,004 --> 01:22:38,496 He had no right to speak to you like that. 860 01:22:38,590 --> 01:22:42,550 It was my responsibility. I shouldn't have got you involved. 861 01:22:42,636 --> 01:22:45,674 No, there's nothing you have to say to me. 862 01:22:45,764 --> 01:22:48,347 I'm getting out, Scottie, for good. 863 01:22:48,434 --> 01:22:50,517 I can't stay here. 864 01:22:50,602 --> 01:22:55,438 I'm going to wind up her affairs and mine, get away as far as I can. 865 01:22:56,859 --> 01:23:00,569 Europe, perhaps. And I probably never will come back. 866 01:23:02,823 --> 01:23:04,439 Good-bye, Scottie. 867 01:23:05,868 --> 01:23:09,077 If there's anything I can do for you before I go. 868 01:23:10,747 --> 01:23:13,364 There was no way for them to understand. 869 01:23:14,376 --> 01:23:16,868 You and I know who killed Madeleine. 870 01:23:24,761 --> 01:23:27,469 Come on, Scottie. Let's get out of here. 871 01:25:35,058 --> 01:25:38,768 It's Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus. 872 01:25:40,272 --> 01:25:43,436 I had a long talk with that lady in musical therapy, Johnny, 873 01:25:43,525 --> 01:25:46,108 and she says that Mozart's the boy for you, 874 01:25:46,194 --> 01:25:48,857 the broom that sweeps the cobwebs away. 875 01:25:51,241 --> 01:25:53,528 Well, it's what the lady said. 876 01:25:56,663 --> 01:25:59,781 You know, it's wonderful how they have it all taped now, John. 877 01:25:59,875 --> 01:26:02,288 I have music for dipsomaniacs, 878 01:26:02,377 --> 01:26:06,838 and music for melancholiacs, and music for hypochondriacs. 879 01:26:07,841 --> 01:26:11,801 I wonder what would happen if somebody got their files mixed up. 880 01:26:21,897 --> 01:26:25,732 I brought a lot of other things, and you can see what you like. 881 01:26:25,817 --> 01:26:27,934 It shuts off automatically. 882 01:26:34,534 --> 01:26:39,871 Oh, Johnny. Johnny, please try. Try, Johnny. 883 01:26:40,540 --> 01:26:43,157 You're not lost. Mother is here. 884 01:26:47,673 --> 01:26:49,084 Time? 885 01:26:50,092 --> 01:26:51,173 Okay. 886 01:26:52,761 --> 01:26:54,627 I'll be in again, John. 887 01:26:55,347 --> 01:26:57,464 You want me to shut that off? 888 01:27:18,370 --> 01:27:19,827 Oh, John-O. 889 01:27:20,539 --> 01:27:23,077 You don't even know I'm here, do you? 890 01:27:26,712 --> 01:27:28,203 But I'm here. 891 01:27:43,145 --> 01:27:45,979 Nurse, could I see the doctor for a moment? 892 01:27:46,648 --> 01:27:48,310 Doctor, Miss Wood. 893 01:27:50,068 --> 01:27:52,060 Won't you go in, please? 894 01:27:52,821 --> 01:27:54,357 Yes, Miss Wood? 895 01:27:54,823 --> 01:27:58,908 Doctor, how long is it going to take you to pull him out of this? 896 01:27:58,994 --> 01:28:02,533 Well, it's hard to say. At least six months. Perhaps a year. 897 01:28:02,622 --> 01:28:04,158 It really could depend on him. 898 01:28:04,249 --> 01:28:05,990 He won't talk. 899 01:28:06,084 --> 01:28:09,748 No. He's suffering from acute melancholia, 900 01:28:09,838 --> 01:28:11,750 together with a guilt complex. 901 01:28:11,840 --> 01:28:13,484 He blames himself for what happened to the woman. 902 01:28:13,508 --> 01:28:16,467 We... We know little of what went on before. 903 01:28:17,095 --> 01:28:20,554 Well, I can give you one thing. He was in love with her. 904 01:28:21,683 --> 01:28:25,017 Oh, that does complicate the problem, doesn't it? 905 01:28:25,103 --> 01:28:27,345 I can give you another complication, 906 01:28:27,439 --> 01:28:29,271 he still is. 907 01:28:29,357 --> 01:28:30,939 And you want to know something, Doctor? 908 01:28:31,026 --> 01:28:33,985 I don't think Mozart's going to help at all. 909 01:30:04,452 --> 01:30:05,909 Where'd you get this car? 910 01:30:05,996 --> 01:30:07,658 - I beg your pardon? - This... This car? 911 01:30:07,747 --> 01:30:10,643 Why, I bought it from a man who used to live here, in this apartment building, 912 01:30:10,667 --> 01:30:14,251 Mr. Gavin Elster. I bought it from him when he moved away. 913 01:30:14,838 --> 01:30:17,125 Oh, you knew him and his wife. 914 01:30:17,215 --> 01:30:19,172 The poor thing. I didn't know her. 915 01:30:19,259 --> 01:30:21,216 Tell me, is it true that she really... 916 01:30:21,303 --> 01:30:22,965 I'm... I'm sorry. 917 01:30:44,451 --> 01:30:46,488 - Good evening. - Good evening. 918 01:31:12,520 --> 01:31:13,920 Give me a scotch and soda, will you. 919 01:33:53,348 --> 01:33:54,930 Well, what is it? 920 01:33:55,725 --> 01:33:57,203 Could I ask you a couple of questions? 921 01:33:57,227 --> 01:33:58,559 What for? Who are you? 922 01:33:58,645 --> 01:34:00,261 My name is John Ferguson. 923 01:34:00,355 --> 01:34:01,540 Is this some kind of Gallup poll? 924 01:34:01,564 --> 01:34:03,180 Oh, no. 925 01:34:03,900 --> 01:34:06,504 - There are just couple of things I'd like to ask. - You live in this hotel? 926 01:34:06,528 --> 01:34:09,145 No. I happened to see you when you came in, so I thought... 927 01:34:09,239 --> 01:34:11,401 Yeah, I thought so. A pickup. 928 01:34:11,491 --> 01:34:15,405 Well, you've got a nerve, following me right into the hotel and up to my room. 929 01:34:15,495 --> 01:34:16,906 Now, you beat it. Go on and beat it. 930 01:34:16,996 --> 01:34:19,283 No, please, please. I just want to talk to you. 931 01:34:19,374 --> 01:34:20,734 Listen, I'm gonna yell in a minute. 932 01:34:20,792 --> 01:34:23,580 Listen, I'm not gonna hurt you. Honest. I promise. 933 01:34:24,504 --> 01:34:27,918 Please. Just let me talk to you. 934 01:34:28,007 --> 01:34:29,964 - What about? - You. 935 01:34:30,051 --> 01:34:31,508 Why? 936 01:34:31,594 --> 01:34:33,881 Because you remind me of somebody. 937 01:34:34,389 --> 01:34:36,551 I heard that one before, too. 938 01:34:37,308 --> 01:34:39,800 I remind you of someone you used to be madly in love with, 939 01:34:39,894 --> 01:34:41,977 but then she ditched you for another guy, 940 01:34:42,063 --> 01:34:44,897 and you've been carrying the torch ever since. 941 01:34:44,983 --> 01:34:47,646 Then you saw me and something clicked. 942 01:34:49,070 --> 01:34:50,732 Well, you're not far wrong. 943 01:34:50,822 --> 01:34:52,984 Well, it's not gonna work, so you better go. 944 01:34:53,074 --> 01:34:54,986 Please, let me come in. 945 01:34:55,410 --> 01:34:59,950 You can leave the door open. I just want to talk to you. Please. 946 01:35:02,292 --> 01:35:05,251 Well, I warn you, I can yell awful loud. 947 01:35:05,336 --> 01:35:07,248 Now, you won't have to. 948 01:35:08,256 --> 01:35:13,797 Well, you don't look very much like Jack the Ripper. What do you want to know? 949 01:35:13,928 --> 01:35:15,965 - I want to know your name. - Judy Barton. 950 01:35:16,097 --> 01:35:18,305 - Who you are? - I'm just a girl. I work at Magnin's. 951 01:35:18,391 --> 01:35:20,849 No, but, how do you happen to be living here? 952 01:35:20,935 --> 01:35:22,676 It's a place to live, that's all. 953 01:35:22,770 --> 01:35:24,511 No, but you haven't lived here long? 954 01:35:24,606 --> 01:35:25,892 Yeah, about three years. 955 01:35:25,982 --> 01:35:27,314 Well, where did you live before? 956 01:35:27,400 --> 01:35:28,936 Salina, Kansas. 957 01:35:30,320 --> 01:35:32,937 Listen, what is this? What do you want? 958 01:35:33,406 --> 01:35:35,363 I just want to know who you are. 959 01:35:35,450 --> 01:35:37,112 Well, I told you. 960 01:35:38,995 --> 01:35:42,033 My name is Judy Barton. I come from Salina, Kansas. 961 01:35:42,123 --> 01:35:44,581 I work at Magnin's, and I live here. 962 01:35:46,502 --> 01:35:47,959 My gosh, do I have to prove it? 963 01:35:54,302 --> 01:35:57,761 All right, mister, my Kansas driver's license. 964 01:35:57,847 --> 01:36:01,557 Judy Barton, number Z296794, 965 01:36:01,643 --> 01:36:04,681 425 Maple Avenue, Salina, Kansas. 966 01:36:08,191 --> 01:36:11,775 See the address on this one? It's this place right here. 967 01:36:12,153 --> 01:36:16,238 A California license issued May 25, 1954. 968 01:36:17,867 --> 01:36:20,951 You want to check my thumbprints? You satisfied? 969 01:36:22,664 --> 01:36:26,283 And whether you're satisfied or not, you can just beat it. 970 01:36:30,546 --> 01:36:33,459 Gee, you have got it bad, haven't you? 971 01:36:35,885 --> 01:36:37,968 Do I really look like her? 972 01:36:42,850 --> 01:36:45,217 She's... She's dead, isn't she? 973 01:36:49,816 --> 01:36:52,934 I'm sorry. And I'm sorry I yelled at you. 974 01:37:00,243 --> 01:37:02,485 Yes, that's me with my mother. 975 01:37:04,038 --> 01:37:07,452 And that's my father. He's dead. 976 01:37:07,542 --> 01:37:10,125 My mother married again, but I didn't like the guy, 977 01:37:10,211 --> 01:37:13,795 so I decided I'd see what it's like in sunny California. 978 01:37:14,966 --> 01:37:17,049 I've been here three years. 979 01:37:17,635 --> 01:37:18,876 Honest. 980 01:37:28,730 --> 01:37:30,847 Will you have dinner with me? 981 01:37:30,940 --> 01:37:32,147 Why? 982 01:37:32,233 --> 01:37:34,646 Well, I just feel that I owe you something after all this. 983 01:37:34,736 --> 01:37:35,977 You don't owe me anything. 984 01:37:36,070 --> 01:37:37,982 Well, then will you? For me? 985 01:37:38,072 --> 01:37:39,483 Dinner and what else? 986 01:37:39,574 --> 01:37:40,985 Just dinner. 987 01:37:42,243 --> 01:37:43,609 'Cause I remind you of her? 988 01:37:43,703 --> 01:37:46,411 Because I'd like to have dinner with you. 989 01:37:48,458 --> 01:37:52,293 Well, I've been on blind dates before. 990 01:37:53,421 --> 01:37:57,005 Matter of fact, to be honest, I've been picked up before. 991 01:37:58,468 --> 01:37:59,504 Okay. 992 01:37:59,594 --> 01:38:01,697 All right, I'll get my car. I'll be back for you in half an hour. 993 01:38:01,721 --> 01:38:04,759 Oh, no, you better give me time to change and get fixed up. 994 01:38:04,849 --> 01:38:06,090 An hour? 995 01:38:06,684 --> 01:38:08,096 - Uh-huh. - Okay. 996 01:40:03,050 --> 01:40:05,292 Dearest Scottie. 997 01:40:05,386 --> 01:40:07,548 And so you found me. 998 01:40:07,638 --> 01:40:10,221 This is the moment that I dreaded and hoped for. 999 01:40:10,308 --> 01:40:14,143 Wondering what I would say and do if I ever saw you again. 1000 01:40:14,228 --> 01:40:17,221 I wanted so to see you again, just once. 1001 01:40:17,315 --> 01:40:20,274 Now I'll go, and you can give up your search. 1002 01:40:20,359 --> 01:40:22,146 I want you to have peace of mind. 1003 01:40:22,236 --> 01:40:24,774 You've nothing to blame yourself for. 1004 01:40:24,864 --> 01:40:26,355 You were the victim. 1005 01:40:26,449 --> 01:40:31,319 I was the tool, and you were the victim of Gavin Elster's plan to murder his wife. 1006 01:40:31,412 --> 01:40:35,998 He chose me to play the part because I looked like her. He dressed me up like her. 1007 01:40:36,083 --> 01:40:40,327 It was quite safe because she lived in the country and rarely came to town. 1008 01:40:40,421 --> 01:40:43,289 He chose you to be the witness to a suicide. 1009 01:40:43,966 --> 01:40:46,834 The Carlotta story was part real, part invented, 1010 01:40:46,928 --> 01:40:50,547 to make you testify that Madeleine wanted to kill herself. 1011 01:40:50,973 --> 01:40:55,343 He knew of your illness. He knew you'd never get up the stairs to the tower. 1012 01:40:55,436 --> 01:40:58,349 He planned it so well. He made no mistakes. 1013 01:40:59,899 --> 01:41:02,391 I made the mistake. I fell in love. 1014 01:41:02,944 --> 01:41:05,186 That wasn't part of the plan. 1015 01:41:05,947 --> 01:41:09,611 I'm still in love with you, and I want you so to love me. 1016 01:41:10,451 --> 01:41:12,488 If I had the nerve, I'd stay and lie, 1017 01:41:12,578 --> 01:41:15,195 hoping that I could make you love me again 1018 01:41:15,289 --> 01:41:18,157 as I am for myself. 1019 01:41:18,251 --> 01:41:21,540 And so forget the other and forget the past. 1020 01:41:21,629 --> 01:41:26,044 But I don't know whether I have the nerve to try. 1021 01:43:42,895 --> 01:43:45,012 Oh, here. Here, I'll do it. 1022 01:43:46,440 --> 01:43:48,022 There you are. 1023 01:43:48,109 --> 01:43:49,645 Thanks again. Good night. 1024 01:43:49,735 --> 01:43:51,601 Can I see you tomorrow? 1025 01:43:52,488 --> 01:43:54,195 Tomorrow night? Well... 1026 01:43:54,281 --> 01:43:56,443 No, I mean tomorrow morning. 1027 01:43:58,661 --> 01:44:01,028 But I have to go to work. I've got a job. 1028 01:44:01,122 --> 01:44:02,283 Don't go to your job. 1029 01:44:02,373 --> 01:44:05,332 And what'll I live on? My oil wells in Texas? 1030 01:44:05,418 --> 01:44:07,626 Let me take care of you, Judy. 1031 01:44:09,630 --> 01:44:11,963 Thanks very much, but no thanks. 1032 01:44:13,134 --> 01:44:14,841 No, Judy, you don't understand. 1033 01:44:14,927 --> 01:44:16,714 Oh, I understand, all right. 1034 01:44:16,804 --> 01:44:19,387 I've been understanding since I was 17. 1035 01:44:20,266 --> 01:44:22,724 - And the next step is? - No, no. No, no. 1036 01:44:22,810 --> 01:44:25,223 No? Then what? 1037 01:44:25,312 --> 01:44:28,931 We could just see a lot of each other. 1038 01:44:30,359 --> 01:44:31,475 Why? 1039 01:44:32,653 --> 01:44:34,815 'Cause I remind you of her? 1040 01:44:40,244 --> 01:44:41,985 It's not very complimentary. 1041 01:44:44,331 --> 01:44:45,993 And nothing else? 1042 01:44:47,793 --> 01:44:49,125 No. 1043 01:44:49,211 --> 01:44:51,498 That's not very complimentary, either. 1044 01:44:51,589 --> 01:44:54,127 I just want to be with you as much as I can, Judy. 1045 01:45:09,607 --> 01:45:13,396 Well, I guess I could phone the store in the morning 1046 01:45:15,237 --> 01:45:17,194 and make some excuse. 1047 01:46:23,973 --> 01:46:25,509 There you are. 1048 01:46:27,101 --> 01:46:28,683 I like that one. 1049 01:46:29,103 --> 01:46:30,103 Like that? 1050 01:46:30,187 --> 01:46:31,303 - Yes. - All right. 1051 01:46:31,397 --> 01:46:33,354 Well, that's very nice. 1052 01:46:33,440 --> 01:46:34,976 It's beautiful. 1053 01:46:35,609 --> 01:46:37,100 There we are. 1054 01:46:37,194 --> 01:46:40,403 Now, we'll get this, and then we'll buy you those clothes. 1055 01:46:40,489 --> 01:46:42,731 - Honest? - Right over there's Ransohoffs. 1056 01:46:42,825 --> 01:46:44,065 It's the best. How much is that? 1057 01:46:44,118 --> 01:46:46,280 That'll be 50 cents. Thank you. 1058 01:46:46,370 --> 01:46:47,656 Scottie, you don't have to. 1059 01:46:47,746 --> 01:46:49,203 But I want to. 1060 01:47:12,021 --> 01:47:14,104 No, that's not it. Nothing like it. 1061 01:47:14,189 --> 01:47:15,976 But you said gray, sir. 1062 01:47:16,066 --> 01:47:19,059 Now, look. I just want an ordinary, simple gray suit. 1063 01:47:19,153 --> 01:47:21,566 But I like that one, Scottie. 1064 01:47:21,655 --> 01:47:23,567 No, no. It's not right. 1065 01:47:23,657 --> 01:47:26,274 Gentleman seems to know what he wants. 1066 01:47:27,328 --> 01:47:29,320 All right. We'll find it. 1067 01:47:36,712 --> 01:47:37,792 Scottie, what are you doing? 1068 01:47:37,838 --> 01:47:39,420 I'm trying to buy you a suit. 1069 01:47:39,506 --> 01:47:44,126 But... But I love the second one she wore. 1070 01:47:44,219 --> 01:47:45,585 And this one, it's beautiful. 1071 01:47:45,679 --> 01:47:48,046 No, no. They're none of them right. 1072 01:47:48,515 --> 01:47:51,849 Oh, I think I know the suit you mean. We had it some time ago. 1073 01:47:51,936 --> 01:47:54,349 Let me go and see. We may still have that model. 1074 01:47:54,438 --> 01:47:55,770 Thank you. 1075 01:47:57,942 --> 01:48:01,026 You're looking for the suit that she wore, for me. 1076 01:48:01,111 --> 01:48:02,471 You want me to be dressed like her. 1077 01:48:02,529 --> 01:48:03,895 Judy, I just want you to look nice. 1078 01:48:03,989 --> 01:48:05,675 I know the kind of suit that'd look well on you. 1079 01:48:05,699 --> 01:48:08,487 Oh, no. No, I won't do it! 1080 01:48:11,205 --> 01:48:12,321 Judy. 1081 01:48:13,874 --> 01:48:16,353 Judy, it can't make that much difference to you. I just want to see... 1082 01:48:16,377 --> 01:48:19,791 No, I don't want any clothes. I don't want anything. I want to get out of here. 1083 01:48:19,880 --> 01:48:21,371 Judy, do this for me. 1084 01:48:21,465 --> 01:48:23,047 Here we are. 1085 01:48:23,133 --> 01:48:24,133 Yes, that's it. 1086 01:48:24,218 --> 01:48:25,629 I thought so. 1087 01:48:26,053 --> 01:48:28,636 - I don't like it. - No, we'll take it. 1088 01:48:28,722 --> 01:48:29,883 Will the thing fit? 1089 01:48:29,974 --> 01:48:34,344 Well, yes. It might need some slight alterations, but it's madam's size. 1090 01:48:34,436 --> 01:48:37,179 All right, dear. We'll have it for you to try on in a moment. 1091 01:48:37,272 --> 01:48:38,683 How long will the alterations take? 1092 01:48:38,774 --> 01:48:40,265 Well... 1093 01:48:40,359 --> 01:48:41,600 May we have it by tonight? 1094 01:48:41,694 --> 01:48:43,777 Well, if it's absolutely necessary. 1095 01:48:43,862 --> 01:48:47,401 Yes, it is. Now, we'd like to look at a dinner dress, an evening dress. 1096 01:48:47,491 --> 01:48:51,576 Short, black, with long sleeves, and a kind of square neck. 1097 01:48:51,662 --> 01:48:52,869 Scottie! 1098 01:48:52,955 --> 01:48:57,871 My! You certainly do know what you want, sir. I'll see what we have. 1099 01:49:06,468 --> 01:49:08,835 All right. That's it. Do you have them in brown? 1100 01:49:08,929 --> 01:49:10,761 - Yes, we have. - Fine. 1101 01:49:18,897 --> 01:49:20,834 Here, Judy. Drink this straight down, just like medicine. 1102 01:49:20,858 --> 01:49:21,894 Stop. 1103 01:49:23,569 --> 01:49:26,983 Why are you doing this? What good will it do? 1104 01:49:27,072 --> 01:49:28,938 I don't know. 1105 01:49:29,033 --> 01:49:31,946 I don't know. No good, I guess. I don't know. 1106 01:49:35,372 --> 01:49:38,410 I wish you'd leave me alone. I want to go away. 1107 01:49:39,376 --> 01:49:41,083 You can, you know. 1108 01:49:43,714 --> 01:49:45,706 No. You wouldn't let me. 1109 01:49:47,926 --> 01:49:50,885 And I don't wanna go. 1110 01:49:51,638 --> 01:49:54,301 Oh, Judy. Judy, I tell you this. 1111 01:49:54,391 --> 01:49:57,509 These past few days have been the first happy days I've known in a year. 1112 01:49:57,603 --> 01:50:00,016 I know. I know because... 1113 01:50:01,690 --> 01:50:03,807 'Cause I remind you of her. 1114 01:50:05,652 --> 01:50:08,019 And not even that very much. 1115 01:50:08,113 --> 01:50:13,905 No. No, Judy. Judy, it's you, too. 1116 01:50:13,994 --> 01:50:16,327 There's something in you that... 1117 01:50:20,834 --> 01:50:22,074 You don't even want to touch me. 1118 01:50:22,127 --> 01:50:23,663 Yes. Yes, I do. 1119 01:50:26,173 --> 01:50:29,632 Couldn't you like me, just me, the way I am? 1120 01:50:31,345 --> 01:50:34,929 When we first started out, it was so good. We had fun. 1121 01:50:36,475 --> 01:50:39,513 And... And then you started in on the clothes. 1122 01:50:41,772 --> 01:50:44,515 Well, I'll wear the darned clothes if you want me to, 1123 01:50:44,608 --> 01:50:47,567 if you'll just like me. 1124 01:50:53,617 --> 01:50:54,949 The color of your hair. 1125 01:50:55,035 --> 01:50:56,401 Oh, no. 1126 01:51:01,416 --> 01:51:03,999 Judy, please. It can't matter to you. 1127 01:51:11,218 --> 01:51:12,334 If... 1128 01:51:14,888 --> 01:51:17,551 If I let you change me, will that do it? 1129 01:51:18,183 --> 01:51:20,300 If I do what you tell me, 1130 01:51:22,062 --> 01:51:23,678 will you love me? 1131 01:51:23,772 --> 01:51:24,888 Yes. 1132 01:51:26,859 --> 01:51:28,441 - Yes. - All right. 1133 01:51:30,070 --> 01:51:33,734 All right, then, I'll do it. I don't care anymore about me. 1134 01:51:43,333 --> 01:51:45,871 Here, come on. We'll sit by the fire. 1135 01:52:06,523 --> 01:52:08,606 I'm afraid it's going to take several hours. 1136 01:52:08,692 --> 01:52:10,253 The young lady thought perhaps you'd like to go home. 1137 01:52:10,277 --> 01:52:12,255 And then she'll come there as soon as she's finished. 1138 01:52:12,279 --> 01:52:16,239 Well, no. You tell her I'll go to her hotel and wait for her there. 1139 01:52:16,325 --> 01:52:18,783 Oh, and you're sure about the color of the hair? 1140 01:52:18,869 --> 01:52:20,280 Oh, yes. It's an easy color. 1141 01:52:20,370 --> 01:52:22,737 - And all the rest of... - Yes, sir, we know what you want. 1142 01:52:22,831 --> 01:52:24,197 Thank you. 1143 01:54:08,228 --> 01:54:09,469 Well? 1144 01:54:09,563 --> 01:54:11,976 It should be back from your face and pinned at the neck. 1145 01:54:12,065 --> 01:54:14,398 I told her that. I told you that. 1146 01:54:15,193 --> 01:54:18,561 We tried it. It just didn't seem to suit me. 1147 01:54:24,536 --> 01:54:26,027 Please, Judy. 1148 01:57:31,640 --> 01:57:32,881 Where shall we go for dinner? 1149 01:57:32,974 --> 01:57:34,510 Anywhere you like. 1150 01:57:34,601 --> 01:57:35,967 Ernie's? 1151 01:57:36,061 --> 01:57:38,769 You have a thing about Ernie's, don't you? 1152 01:57:38,855 --> 01:57:41,438 Well, after all, it's our place. 1153 01:57:44,694 --> 01:57:46,651 Hello, my love. Like me? 1154 01:57:46,988 --> 01:57:48,104 Mmm-hmm. 1155 01:57:48,949 --> 01:57:50,531 Is that the best you can do? 1156 01:57:50,617 --> 01:57:51,903 Come here. 1157 01:57:51,993 --> 01:57:53,859 Oh, no. You'll muss me. 1158 01:57:53,954 --> 01:57:56,913 Well, that's what I had in mind. Now, come here. 1159 01:57:56,998 --> 01:57:58,534 It's too late. I got my face on. 1160 01:57:59,751 --> 01:58:03,495 And I'm suddenly hungry. Would you rather go somewhere else? 1161 01:58:03,588 --> 01:58:05,580 No, no. Ernie's is fine. 1162 01:58:06,633 --> 01:58:08,295 I'm gonna have... 1163 01:58:08,843 --> 01:58:12,007 I'm gonna have one of those big, beautiful steaks. 1164 01:58:12,764 --> 01:58:15,973 Let me see. To start, I think I'll... 1165 01:58:17,811 --> 01:58:19,928 Help me with this, will you? 1166 01:58:22,649 --> 01:58:24,015 I have it. 1167 01:58:25,151 --> 01:58:26,437 How do you work this thing? 1168 01:58:26,528 --> 01:58:28,110 Can't you see? 1169 01:58:28,196 --> 01:58:30,563 Oh. Now, there you are. 1170 01:58:30,657 --> 01:58:33,616 Thank you. I'm just about ready. 1171 01:58:33,702 --> 01:58:36,319 All I've got to do is find my lipstick. 1172 01:58:37,289 --> 01:58:40,123 Where did I put it? I had it a minute ago. 1173 01:58:52,220 --> 01:58:55,213 I wonder if it's here. Here it is. 1174 01:58:57,350 --> 01:58:58,966 There, I'm ready. 1175 01:59:00,812 --> 01:59:02,929 But first, muss me a little? 1176 01:59:06,901 --> 01:59:09,814 Scottie, I do have you now, don't I? 1177 01:59:12,866 --> 01:59:16,701 How would you like to go someplace out of town for dinner? 1178 01:59:16,786 --> 01:59:18,948 Maybe we could drive down the peninsula. 1179 01:59:19,039 --> 01:59:21,076 All right. If you'd like. 1180 01:59:38,767 --> 01:59:40,759 We're going awfully far. 1181 01:59:40,852 --> 01:59:44,971 I just feel like driving. You terribly hungry? 1182 01:59:45,065 --> 01:59:47,148 No. No, it's all right. 1183 02:00:07,253 --> 02:00:09,040 Where're you going? 1184 02:00:13,760 --> 02:00:15,922 One final thing I have to do. 1185 02:00:18,306 --> 02:00:20,343 And then, I'll be free of the past. 1186 02:00:40,704 --> 02:00:43,617 Scottie, why are we here? 1187 02:00:43,707 --> 02:00:45,073 I told you. 1188 02:00:47,293 --> 02:00:49,501 I have to go back into the past once more. 1189 02:00:49,587 --> 02:00:53,957 Just once more, for the last time. 1190 02:00:54,050 --> 02:00:56,212 Why? Why here? 1191 02:00:56,302 --> 02:00:58,339 Madeleine died here, Judy. 1192 02:01:00,432 --> 02:01:04,016 - I don't wanna go. I'd rather wait here. - No, I need you. 1193 02:01:04,102 --> 02:01:05,138 Why? 1194 02:01:06,146 --> 02:01:09,560 I need you to be Madeleine for a while. 1195 02:01:09,649 --> 02:01:12,266 And when it's done, we'll both be free. 1196 02:01:13,236 --> 02:01:16,900 - I'm scared. - Oh, no. I have to tell you about Madeleine now. 1197 02:01:17,574 --> 02:01:18,985 Right there. 1198 02:01:20,160 --> 02:01:22,823 We stood there, and I kissed her for the last time. 1199 02:01:22,912 --> 02:01:24,323 And she said, "If you lose me, 1200 02:01:24,414 --> 02:01:25,641 - "you'll know that I loved you..." - Scottie. 1201 02:01:25,665 --> 02:01:27,406 "... and wanted to keep on loving you." 1202 02:01:27,500 --> 02:01:31,335 And I said, "I won't lose you." But I did. 1203 02:01:32,589 --> 02:01:34,330 And then she turned 1204 02:01:35,884 --> 02:01:37,841 and ran into the church. 1205 02:01:50,690 --> 02:01:53,433 And when I followed her, it was too late. 1206 02:01:58,072 --> 02:01:59,813 I don't wanna go in there! 1207 02:01:59,908 --> 02:02:01,490 It's too late. 1208 02:02:04,871 --> 02:02:06,328 Scottie, I... 1209 02:02:09,375 --> 02:02:13,415 I couldn't find her, and then I heard footsteps on the stairs. 1210 02:02:13,505 --> 02:02:15,622 She was running up the tower. 1211 02:02:15,715 --> 02:02:17,047 Right here. 1212 02:02:17,717 --> 02:02:20,425 - Scottie... - See? She was running up the stairs, 1213 02:02:20,512 --> 02:02:23,425 through the trapdoor at the top of the tower. 1214 02:02:23,515 --> 02:02:26,599 And I tried to follow her, but I couldn't get to the top. 1215 02:02:26,684 --> 02:02:29,301 I tried, but I couldn't get to the top. 1216 02:02:29,395 --> 02:02:31,762 One doesn't often get a second chance. 1217 02:02:31,856 --> 02:02:33,973 I want to stop being haunted. 1218 02:02:34,734 --> 02:02:38,193 You're my second chance, Judy. You're my second chance. 1219 02:02:38,279 --> 02:02:40,111 Take me away! 1220 02:02:40,198 --> 02:02:43,817 You look like Madeleine now. Go up the stairs. 1221 02:02:43,910 --> 02:02:46,072 - No! - Go up the stairs. 1222 02:02:48,498 --> 02:02:50,410 Go up the stairs, Judy. 1223 02:02:52,252 --> 02:02:53,868 And I'll follow. 1224 02:03:53,646 --> 02:03:56,730 This was as far as I could get, but you went on. 1225 02:03:58,151 --> 02:03:59,392 Remember? 1226 02:04:00,320 --> 02:04:04,064 The necklace, Madeleine. That was the slip. 1227 02:04:04,157 --> 02:04:05,864 I remembered the necklace. 1228 02:04:05,992 --> 02:04:08,575 - Let me go! - No. We're going up the tower, Madeleine. 1229 02:04:08,661 --> 02:04:10,653 You can't! You're afraid! 1230 02:04:11,372 --> 02:04:14,991 Now, we'll see. We'll see. This is my second chance. 1231 02:04:15,084 --> 02:04:16,165 Scottie, please! 1232 02:04:16,252 --> 02:04:19,092 But you knew that day that I wouldn't be able to follow you, didn't you? 1233 02:04:19,172 --> 02:04:21,585 Who was up there when you got up there? Elster and his wife? 1234 02:04:21,674 --> 02:04:23,757 - Yes. - Yes, and she was the one who died. 1235 02:04:23,843 --> 02:04:25,675 The real wife, not you. 1236 02:04:25,762 --> 02:04:28,220 You were the copy. You were the counterfeit, weren't you? 1237 02:04:28,348 --> 02:04:30,988 - Was she dead or alive when... - Dead! Dead! He'd broken her neck. 1238 02:04:31,059 --> 02:04:34,268 He'd broken her neck. Wasn't taking any chances, was he? 1239 02:04:34,354 --> 02:04:36,687 So, when you got up there, he pushed her off the tower, 1240 02:04:36,773 --> 02:04:39,140 but it was you that screamed. Why did you scream? 1241 02:04:39,233 --> 02:04:42,271 I wanted to stop it, Scottie. I ran up to stop it. I... 1242 02:04:42,362 --> 02:04:44,695 If you wanted to stop it, why did you scream, 1243 02:04:44,781 --> 02:04:46,773 since you tricked me so well up to then? 1244 02:04:46,866 --> 02:04:50,951 You played the wife very well, Judy. He made you over, didn't he? 1245 02:04:51,037 --> 02:04:54,405 He made you over just like I made you over, only better. 1246 02:04:54,499 --> 02:04:56,491 Not only the clothes and the hair, 1247 02:04:56,584 --> 02:04:59,201 but the looks, and the manner, and the words, 1248 02:04:59,295 --> 02:05:00,957 and those beautiful phony trances. 1249 02:05:01,047 --> 02:05:03,209 And you jumped into the Bay, didn't you? 1250 02:05:03,299 --> 02:05:06,383 I'll bet you're a wonderful swimmer, aren't you? Aren't you? 1251 02:05:06,469 --> 02:05:08,176 - Aren't you? - Yes! 1252 02:05:08,262 --> 02:05:12,882 And then what did he do? Did he train you? Did he rehearse you? 1253 02:05:12,976 --> 02:05:15,969 Did he tell you exactly what to do, what to say? 1254 02:05:16,062 --> 02:05:20,477 You were a very apt pupil, too, weren't you? You were a very apt pupil. 1255 02:05:20,566 --> 02:05:22,933 Why did you pick on me? Why me? 1256 02:05:23,027 --> 02:05:24,859 Your accident! Your accident. 1257 02:05:24,946 --> 02:05:27,063 My accident... 1258 02:05:27,156 --> 02:05:29,148 I was the setup, wasn't I? 1259 02:05:29,242 --> 02:05:32,826 I was the setup. I was a made-to-order witness. I... 1260 02:05:39,210 --> 02:05:40,542 I made it. 1261 02:05:42,422 --> 02:05:44,880 - I made it. - What are you going to do? 1262 02:05:47,593 --> 02:05:50,506 We're going up and look at the scene of the crime. 1263 02:05:50,596 --> 02:05:52,087 Come on, Judy. 1264 02:06:04,360 --> 02:06:06,602 And this is where it happened. 1265 02:06:08,448 --> 02:06:11,282 And the two of you hid back there and waited for it to clear, 1266 02:06:11,367 --> 02:06:14,860 and then you sneaked down and drove into town, is that it? 1267 02:06:14,954 --> 02:06:17,788 And then? You were his girl? 1268 02:06:18,458 --> 02:06:20,575 Well, what happened to you? 1269 02:06:20,793 --> 02:06:23,957 What happened to you? Did he ditch you? 1270 02:06:24,297 --> 02:06:26,835 Oh, Judy, with all of his wife's money, and all that freedom, 1271 02:06:26,924 --> 02:06:30,133 and that power, and he ditched you. What a shame. 1272 02:06:30,219 --> 02:06:34,759 But he knew he was safe. He knew you couldn't talk. Did he give you anything? 1273 02:06:34,849 --> 02:06:36,010 Some money. 1274 02:06:36,100 --> 02:06:39,218 And the necklace, Carlotta's necklace. 1275 02:06:40,188 --> 02:06:42,726 And there was where you made your mistake, Judy. 1276 02:06:42,815 --> 02:06:45,649 You shouldn't keep souvenirs of a killing. 1277 02:06:46,652 --> 02:06:48,735 You shouldn't have been... 1278 02:06:50,073 --> 02:06:52,816 You shouldn't have been that sentimental. 1279 02:06:56,287 --> 02:06:58,324 I loved you so, Madeleine. 1280 02:07:00,041 --> 02:07:01,327 Scottie. 1281 02:07:02,794 --> 02:07:04,831 I was safe when you found me. 1282 02:07:04,921 --> 02:07:07,163 There was nothing that you could prove. 1283 02:07:07,256 --> 02:07:11,842 When I saw you again, I couldn't run away. I loved you so. 1284 02:07:11,928 --> 02:07:14,466 I walked into danger and let you change me because I loved you, 1285 02:07:14,555 --> 02:07:16,592 and I wanted you. 1286 02:07:16,682 --> 02:07:20,392 Oh, Scottie. Oh, Scottie, please. 1287 02:07:20,728 --> 02:07:23,391 You loved me. Now, keep me safe. 1288 02:07:23,481 --> 02:07:24,767 - Please! - Too late. 1289 02:07:24,857 --> 02:07:27,565 It's too late. There's no bringing her back. 1290 02:07:27,652 --> 02:07:28,859 Please. 1291 02:07:40,706 --> 02:07:42,368 - No! - I heard voices. 1292 02:07:46,796 --> 02:07:48,378 God have mercy.