Affair in Trinidad Page #7
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- 1952
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Yes, yes. And thank you.
You've done very well.
Very well indeed.
- Morning, Baker.
- Morning, Inspector.
- Has a Mr. Bronec come through yet?
- Bronec?
- No, but he has a reservation.
- Yes, I know. Thank you.
He ought to be along soon
if he intends to catch that plane.
There's Fabian's car now.
That's him.
Get after that car, quickly.
What are you staring at? Get an ambulance.
I'll get it, Dominique.
- Hello?
- Mrs. Emery?
Yes.
Mr. Bronec is dead.
What?
Yes. He was run over by a car at the airport
about half an hour ago.
It's obvious he was murdered.
Of course,
Mr. Fabian was shocked and horrified
to hear what had happened to his guest.
But this time, I think he's been a little hasty.
I have great hopes of tracing the car.
My men are on it now.
Oh, by the way, I found something
among Mr. Bronec's effects
which I think may be of use,
a set of keys.
I think you may be able
to get into that guesthouse after all.
Well, I'll try.
Good. Well, I'll get the keys to you at once.
Incidentally, is Mr. Emery there?
Well, no, he isn't.
He left the house early this morning,
and I haven't heard from him since.
Well, we can tell him
what the situation is now,
but I think you'd better let me do it.
Ask him to come in and see me, will you?
- Yes, I will.
- Thank you.
Bye.
You are mixed up in something bad.
What is it?
Nothing, nothing.
Since when you keep your life
a secret from me?
Oh, Dominique, please! Let me alone.
But you must know more about it.
You found his body on the boat.
Where was he going? Where had he been?
Somebody must know.
- You say you're his brother?
- I told you three times I'm his brother.
Now, if you know something,
why can't you tell me?
If you could find Jefreemy Bates,
maybe he...
- Jefreemy Bates? Who's he?
- Please, you will not say who told you.
No, I won't say anything
if you don't want me to.
Who's he? What does he know about it?
He's a fisherman from the island of Tobago.
After your brother was found,
he went to the police station.
He was there a long time.
Then later he'd say nothing.
But if you told him you were his brother...
How do you get to this island?
The dock master may know someone
who will take you there, sir.
Thank you.
Not him. It is the chauffeur.
Mr. Fabian's chauffeur.
for three days and not tell you?
Oh, I suppose he had his reasons.
You do not want to go
to Mr. Fabian's house tonight, do you?
Then why do you go?
Let me send the car away.
It's too late, Dominique.
If he does come back tonight,
tell him that I...
Never mind.
- You look stunning this evening, my dear.
- Thank you.
What a lovely handkerchief.
Is this what you were shopping for
yesterday, Max?
What a quaint idea,
giving Mrs. Emery a gift on your birthday.
Shouldn't she have brought you something?
She brought herself.
I want to see Mrs. Emery.
I'm sorry, sir, but I don't think
There's a lot of things
Mr. Fabian isn't expecting.
You can't come in here.
Excuse me.
Good evening, Mr. Emery.
To what do we owe this intrusion?
It belongs to a friend of yours.
Give it back to him.
Maybe there's somebody else
he wants to stab in the back.
What's the matter with you? Are you crazy?
And I have a few things to say to you,
but not here. Get Mrs. Emery's wrap.
This is my house, Mr. Emery.
If there's anything you want,
I suggest you address yourself to me.
I'll get to you later.
Well, are you coming or not?
I'm not ready to leave.
All right, then, you'll hear
what I have to say now, both of you.
I have a statement here
signed by a fisherman
by the name of Jefreemy Bates,
a statement that says my brother
was in this house on the day he died.
Have you got an alibi for that?
- Do you mind?
- Yes, I mind.
I'm tired of listening to stories about
how my brother committed suicide.
I'm using this to light a fire under you
and the police.
Oh, Max, he's been drinking.
He doesn't know what he's saying.
He's got all kinds of crazy ideas
about Neal's death.
Let me talk to him alone, please.
Let's not have a scene.
All right, but I'll be nearby.
Oh, Steve, you've got to get out of here.
I'll explain everything later,
but you must leave now.
Why? Give you and him a chance
to figure a way out of this?
Oh, no, no.
You knew Neal was here on the day he died,
didn't you?
But I can't talk about it now.
Don't you understand?
I understand you've been lying to me
ever since I got here.
All right.
If you want the truth, you can have it.
Sure, I knew he was here that day,
because I was here, too, with Max.
That's why he killed himself,
because he found out about Max and me.
Now, will you get out?
Well, what do you want,
another signed statement?
I'll give you one to take home and frame.
Thank you.
This party's turning into a wake.
Let's have some entertainment. Excuse me.
Ladies and gentlemen, the Trinidad Lady!
Fasten your safety belts!
I've been kissed before
Arms have held me fast
You can tell by my kiss
You weren't the first
And you won't be the last
With heart and soul I kiss them
And file the memory under M
Tomorrow, if I miss them
That may be the only time I think about them
I've been kissed before
Only fools tell when
I was born to be kissed
To kiss and be kissed
And I'll be kissed again
A smile that they misunderstood
Unless you treat it lightly
You'd better be going
While the going is good
Many loves have I
You were just one more
But someday I'll be kissed
And maybe I'll doubt
That I've been kissed before
That I've been loved before
On that day that I'm kissed
I'll even deny
That I've been kissed before
Oh, many loves have I
You were just one more
But someday I'll be kissed
And maybe I'll doubt
That I've been kissed before
That I've been loved before
On that day that I'm kissed
I'll even deny
That I've been kissed before
That was my birthday present to you, Max.
I hope you liked it.
I couldn't think of a more exciting way
to begin a new year.
Are you still here?
What are you waiting for?
Max, don't.
Let him go.
I'm sick of seeing him around.
You don't know what sick is.
Happy birthday, sucker.
What did you say to him before?
I told him he was making a fool of himself.
Well, I shouldn't think that would produce
such startling results.
I also told him I was going away with you.
He's so jealous, he can't see straight.
Max, I don't want to go back
to that house tonight.
Could I stay here?
Of course.
I'll tell the housekeeper
to prepare a room for you.
Here you are, darling.
Welcome to our city.
What has happened?
Why did she not come back with you?
Why should she? She belongs where she is.
Max, most important.
Will you excuse me, please, Chris?
It's incredible, Max, incredible.
Well, is it what we have been waiting for?
I must check these figures at once. Come.
Mr. Fabian, will you want me
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