The Ladykillers
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- 1955
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GOOD MORNING. GOOD
MORNING, MR. WILLIAMS.
GOOD MORNING, MA'AM.
GOOD MORNING.
MORNING, MRS. WILBERFORCE.
GOOD MORNING, MR. BROWN.
MORNING, MADAM.
GOOD MORNING.
FETCH THE SUPERINTENDENT.
TELL HIM IT'S MRS. WILBERFORCE.
- GOOD MORNING, MA'AM.
- GOOD MORNING, SERGEANT.
AH, GOOD MORNING,
MRS. WILBERFORCE.
GOOD MORNING, SUPERINTENDENT.
IT'S ABOUT MY FRIEND AMELIA
AND THE SPACESHIP...
SPACESHIP? THAT SHE SAW IN HER
GARDEN LAST WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
SHE HASN'T SEEN IT AGAIN?
SHE NEVER SAW I IN THE FIRST PLACE.
OH, I'M VERY RELIEVED
TO HEAR THAT.
ON WEDNESDAY IN CHILDREN'S HOUR, THEY
WERE DOING A LITTLE PLAY CALLED...
VISITORS FROM OTHER WORLDS.
AMELIA HAD HER WIRELESS ON.
IT'S OBVIOUS.
THE WHOLE THING:
WAS JUST A DREAM.
AMELIA WAS SO EMBARRASSED.
SHE QUITE REFUSED TO COME HERE
TO TELL YOU HERSELF.
OF OFFICIAL WHEELS...
HAVEN'T BEEN SET IN MOTION. NOW,
YOU MUSTN'T WORRY ABOUT THAT, MA'AM.
I'M VERY GRATEFUL TO YOU
FOR THIS ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.
NOW, IF YOU'LL ALLOW ME,
WHEN SHE CAME TO REPORT IT,
DUTY TO COME HERE AND EXPLAIN.
I MUST SAY, IF THERE ARE
I CAN'T THINK WHY THEY'D WAN TO COME TO OUR WORLD, CAN YOU?
NOW YOU MENTION IT,
MA'AM, I CAN'T EITHER.
WE SEEM SO TERRIBLY
OVERCROWDED ALREADY, DON'T WE?
WAS A GIRL, QUITE DIFFERENT.
SUPERINTENDENT. AH, YOUR UMBRELLA,
MA'AM. YOU LEFT IT BEHIND.
I'M ALWAYS LEAVING IT.
REALLY. PERHAPS THAT'S THE REASON.
WELL, I WON'T KEEP YOU,
SUPERINTENDENT.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH
FOR BEING SO UNDERSTANDING.
THANK YOU, MRS. WILBERFORCE,
FOR BEING SO HELPFUL.
WE'RE ALWAYS MORE
THAN PLEASED TO SEE YOU.
THANK YOU.
MISS WHIPPLE, HAS THERE BEEN
ANYONE ABOUT THE ADVERTISEMENT?
NEVER MIND.
THANK YOU ALL THE SAME,
MISS WHIPPLE.
HERE WE ARE. COME ON
THEN. COME ON. HERE WE ARE.
ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT.
PRETTY POLLY.
ALL RIGHT, MY DEAR.
I HAVEN'T BEEN GONE SO VERY
LONG, HAVE I? PRETTY POLLY.
OH, DARLING. WATER.
HELP, HELP!
? THAT'S THE TIME
THEY LONG FOR?
HELP!
HEY, OVER HERE.
MRS. WILBERFORCE?
YES?
I UNDERSTAND:
YOU HAVE ROOMS TO LET.
OH, THE ROOMS, YES. WON'T YOU
COME IN, PLEASE? THANK YOU.
MY NAME'S MARCUS.
HOW DO YOU DO, MR. MARCUS?
PROFESSOR MARCUS. OH,
HOW DO YOU DO, PROFESSOR?
YES, I HAVE TWO,
RIGHT BACK- YES.
WOULD YOU EXCUSE ME A MOMEN WHILE I PUT THIS AWAY, PLEASE?
I'M AFRAID IT'S QUITE IMPOSSIBLE TO
MAKE IT HANG EVENLY, PROFESSOR MARCUS.
BECAUSE OF THE SUBSIDENCE.
SUBSIDENCE?
FROM THE BOMBING.
NONE OF THE PICTURES WILL.
YOU HAVE NO OTHER LODGERS?
OH, NO. THE UPPER FLOORS ARE
NO LONGER STRUCTURALLY SOUND.
BUT THE TWO ROOMS AT THE REAR,
THEN YOU LIVE HERE ALL ALONE? YES.
I THINK I SHOULD TELL YOU, PROFESSOR, I'M
UNABLE TO PROVIDE BREAKFAST OR EARLY MORNING TEA.
THIS IS THE SITTING ROOM.
AND THE BEDROOM:
IS JUST DOWN HERE.
THESE ROOMS DO NEED
AN AIRING, DON'T THEY?
I'M AFRAID THERE'S
NO PROPER SERVICE.
AND THE VIEW IS, WELL-
MOST EXHILARATING.
THE ROOMS WILL SUIT ME
ADMIRABLY, MRS. WILBERFORCE.
OH.
I SHALL MOVE IN TOMORROW IF THA IS CONVENIENT TO YOU. TOMORROW?
OH.
HELLO.
WHAT'S THAT?
WHO'S TALKING?
IT'S ONLY GENERAL GORDON.
HE BELONGED TO MY LATE HUSBAND.
I HAD FOUR.
HUSBANDS?
NO, PARROTS. AND NOW
I'VE ONLY THREE. PARROTS.
OF COURSE, ONE SMALL POINT,
MRS. WILBERFORCE.
SOME FRIENDS AND I HAVE FORMED
A SMALL MUSICAL GROUP.
THEN YOU'RE A MUSICIAN,
A PROFESSOR OF MUSIC?
NO, NO, NO. MERELY AN
AMATEUR, YOU UNDERSTAND.
BUT WE HAVE BEEN LOOKING
FOR SOMEWHERE TO PRACTICE.
NOW, WOULD IT BE AGREEABLE TO YOU IF
- IF YOU WERE TO PRACTICE HERE?
OH, PROFESSOR MARCUS,
I SHOULD BE DELIGHTED.
NOW, IF YOU'LL COME INTO MY
SITTING ROOM, I'LL FIND YOU A KEY.
SOMEWHERE IN MY DESK.
THEN YOU CAN LET YOURSELF IN...
SHOULD I HAPPEN TO BE OU WHEN YOU ARRIVE.
LET MY FRIENDS IN OF AN EVENING.
THEY CAN COME AND GO
WITHOUT DISTURBING YOU.
OH, IT WOULDN' DISTURB ME IN THE LEAST.
I HAVE VERY FEW FRIENDS. IT'LL BE VERY
PLEASANT HAVING SOMEONE IN THE HOUSE AGAIN.
THESE ARE MY THREE
LITTLE COMPANIONS.
YOU SEE?
THIS IS GENERAL GORDON,
THAT'S ADMIRAL BEATTY
AND THIS ONE IS CALLED...
MILDRED.
I SHOULD LIKE TO PAY
A FEW WEEKS IN ADVANCE.
THREE GUINEAS, I THINK THE
- NO, PLEASE. THAT WILL DO QUITE WELL WHEN YOU COME TOMORROW.
I SHALL HAVE THE ROOMS AIRED.
I DO HOPE YOU WON' HESITATE TO ASK.
YOU ARE MOST KIND.
AND CHARMING HOUSE.
SUCH PRETTY WINDOWS.
THANK YOU. I'M RATHER
AFRAID THE POSITION-
AND DIDN'T SOMEONE SAY, "THE
EYES ARE THE WINDOWS OF THE SOUL"?
I DON'T REALLY KNOW, BU IT'S SUCH A CHARMING THOUGHT.
I DO HOPE:
SOMEONE EXPRESSED IT.
WELL,AU REVOIR.
GOOD MORNING, PROFESSOR
MARCUS. TILL TOMORROW.
DID YOU UNDERSTAND ALL THAT?
WE'RE GOING TO HAVE
? BUT I SAW THEM LAST NIGH HAVING, OH, SUCH A TIME?
? IN THE TWILIGHT?
ALL RIGHT, MRS. WILBERFORCE.
I'LL ANSWER IT.
AH, GOOD EVENING,
MAJOR COURTNEY.
GOOD EVENING, PROFESSOR.
I HOPE I'M NOT TOO EARLY.
NOT AT ALL. NOT AT ALL.
MRS. WILBERFORCE,
HOW DO YOU DO, MRS.
WILBERFORCE? I'M HONORED.
COME IN, GENTLEMEN.
COME IN.
MAY I INTRODUCE MR. LAWSON? HOW
DO YOU DO, GENTLEMEN? MR. LAWSON.
AND MR. ROBINSON.
MRS. WILBERFORCE.
- MR. ROBINSON.
- ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU.
- YOU'RE THE CELLIST, MR. LAWSON?
- UH, WHAT, MA'AM?
HE'S THE CELLIST. YEAH. I'M THE, UH-
THERE'S ONLY MR. HARVEY TO COME.
I THINK PERHAPS WE MIGHT, UH,
GO UPSTAIRS.
YES. YES.
EXCUSE ME, MRS. WILBERFORCE.
OH, I'M SO SORRY, MAJOR.
HERE.
WHAT'S ALL THIS ABOUT, DOC?
TAKE OUT YOUR INSTRUMENTS.
NOT "DOC" THIS TIME, HARRY.
PROFESSOR.
GOOD EVENING, MR. HARVEY.
IT IS MR. HARVEY, ISN'T IT?
YES, IT IS MR. HARVEY.
COME IN. COME IN.
THE OTHERS ARE ALL HERE.
OUR MRS. WILBERFORCE.
THE TEMPERAMENTAL ONE.
OH.
I DO HOPE YOU'LL BE
COMFORTABLE, GENTLEMEN. UPSTAIRS.
WITH YOUR EFFORTS.
PROFESSOR MARCUS
HAS TOLD ME SO MUCH ABOUT YOU.
I REALLY MUST JUST TELL YOU
HOW VERY HAPPY I AM...
- THANK YOU.
WHO'S SHE?
WHAT DOES SHE MEAN
YOU TOLD HER SO MUCH ABOUT US?
WITH THESE THINGS?
WHAT KIND OF NOISES?
WHO IS SHE?
NOT NOISES,
ONE ROUND, MUSIC.
I SAID, WHAT DOES SHE MEAN, YOU
- SHH.
I TELL YOU,
IT MAKES NO SENSE.
IF WE HAVE TO HAVE SOMEONE TO BRING
OUT THE MONEY, LET'S GET A PROFESSIONAL.
WE'LL BRING IT OUT OURSELVES. MAKE
A SPECTACULAR GETAWAY, YOU MEAN.
AT 70 MILES AN HOUR IN THE HEAR OF LONDON IN BROAD DAYLIGHT.
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