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Would you like to inspect the original subtitles? These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: 1 00:00:17,145 --> 00:00:23,111 THE GHOST GOES WEST 2 00:00:24,545 --> 00:00:28,145 Based on a novel by Eric Keown 3 00:00:46,145 --> 00:00:51,945 CAST 4 00:01:23,445 --> 00:01:28,445 18th Century Scotland 5 00:02:00,845 --> 00:02:03,345 - What are we waiting for? - We're not to be denied by the Glouries! 6 00:02:03,445 --> 00:02:06,045 If they refuse to open, we'll break down the door! 7 00:02:06,145 --> 00:02:07,945 Wist, lads! 8 00:02:09,145 --> 00:02:12,645 I tell you again, we will see the accursed Glourie. 9 00:02:12,745 --> 00:02:14,545 And if you don't open the door, we'll break it down. 10 00:02:14,745 --> 00:02:19,945 Aye? Aye? But you daren't disturb the Glourie! 11 00:02:36,845 --> 00:02:39,145 Here, your medicine, Glourie. The physician said... 12 00:02:39,245 --> 00:02:42,645 Never mind what the physician said! 13 00:02:42,745 --> 00:02:46,445 My medicine has always been whisky. 14 00:02:49,145 --> 00:02:52,345 But I tell youGlourie, he said that it would kill you! 15 00:02:55,845 --> 00:02:58,345 I will not die. 16 00:03:00,845 --> 00:03:05,445 I will not die until I seen my son go to the war! 17 00:03:07,745 --> 00:03:09,445 - What was that? - The MacLaggan! 18 00:03:10,145 --> 00:03:12,245 Here's the Glourie! 19 00:03:16,845 --> 00:03:21,045 And what business have men of clan MacLaggan with me this day? 20 00:03:21,145 --> 00:03:23,445 Give me my bonnet. 21 00:03:24,145 --> 00:03:28,145 Gavin Glourie, we come to tell you that me and my five sons 22 00:03:28,245 --> 00:03:30,545 and all the men of clan MacLaggan, 23 00:03:30,645 --> 00:03:33,745 are marching to fight the English for the glory of Scotland. 24 00:03:33,845 --> 00:03:38,245 and we rejoice that in the battle there will not be one fighting man 25 00:03:38,345 --> 00:03:40,645 that bears the hated name of Glourie. 26 00:03:40,745 --> 00:03:44,945 I am too old and too ill to fight this day, 27 00:03:45,045 --> 00:03:47,645 but if, by accident, any of you MacLaggan 28 00:03:47,745 --> 00:03:51,945 should happen to stray near the front line of battle, 29 00:03:52,045 --> 00:03:54,845 you will see there my son Murdoch! 30 00:03:56,845 --> 00:03:59,245 Your son Murdoch, eh? Ay! 31 00:03:59,345 --> 00:04:03,545 We saw him just now in a field playing with women. Young women! 32 00:04:03,645 --> 00:04:06,245 A better occupation for a Glourie than war! 33 00:04:06,345 --> 00:04:08,345 Fetch me my son! 34 00:04:08,445 --> 00:04:12,645 He will repay you for this insult! 35 00:04:12,745 --> 00:04:15,345 He'll have his chance on the battlefield, 36 00:04:15,445 --> 00:04:18,145 but let me tell you, for the last time, 37 00:04:18,245 --> 00:04:20,745 that the Glourie are a clan of craven cowards, 38 00:04:20,845 --> 00:04:24,345 and we MacLaggans, being men, despise you! 39 00:04:24,445 --> 00:04:29,345 Men? I tell you, one Glourie is man enough to thrash 40 00:04:29,445 --> 00:04:31,145 50 MacLaggans! 41 00:04:31,345 --> 00:04:34,945 - That's an insult, Father! We'll revenge it! - No! 42 00:04:35,426 --> 00:04:36,457 It's a waste of strength to bicker with 43 00:04:36,555 --> 00:04:39,546 the last poor feeble relics of the clan Glourie! 44 00:04:39,645 --> 00:04:42,645 - Come on, lads. - Get out, before my son comes 45 00:04:42,745 --> 00:04:44,145 and slays you all! 46 00:04:45,145 --> 00:04:46,745 Give me that... 47 00:04:49,145 --> 00:04:51,845 Bring me another glass. 48 00:04:56,845 --> 00:04:59,145 - Whose turn is it now? - Mine! 49 00:04:59,245 --> 00:05:00,945 - Later. - Mine! - No! 50 00:05:01,145 --> 00:05:03,745 - Mine. - No, no, it's Jean's. 51 00:05:03,845 --> 00:05:06,145 What's the difference betwixt a thistle in the heather 52 00:05:06,150 --> 00:05:07,446 and a kiss in the dark? 53 00:05:07,545 --> 00:05:09,645 If you can't tell me by the time I've spelt "Killiecrankie", 54 00:05:09,650 --> 00:05:11,346 you must pay the forfeit. 55 00:05:11,445 --> 00:05:12,645 K-I-L-L-I-E... 56 00:05:12,718 --> 00:05:16,055 - I give it up. - Wait now, C-R-A-N-K-I-E. 57 00:05:16,105 --> 00:05:16,948 Well, you pay the forfeit. 58 00:05:17,041 --> 00:05:18,155 - What is it? - You know very well it's a kiss, 59 00:05:18,274 --> 00:05:19,566 it's always a kiss, come here. 60 00:05:19,845 --> 00:05:21,845 - Murdoch! - What is it? 61 00:05:22,145 --> 00:05:24,145 Forgive me, but your father is wanting you. 62 00:05:24,245 --> 00:05:25,545 What for? 63 00:05:25,645 --> 00:05:27,845 I think he's wanting you to be going to the battle. 64 00:05:28,345 --> 00:05:30,645 Oh, aye, the battle. 65 00:05:30,745 --> 00:05:33,345 But first I must claim the forfeit! 66 00:05:33,445 --> 00:05:34,845 Murdoch! 67 00:05:38,845 --> 00:05:41,445 Fare thee well, lasses! I'll be back soon! 68 00:06:09,145 --> 00:06:10,645 Murdoch! 69 00:06:11,145 --> 00:06:15,745 When you meet any of the clan MacLaggan on the battlefield, 70 00:06:15,845 --> 00:06:17,345 strike him down! 71 00:06:17,545 --> 00:06:19,645 But I thought I was supposed to fight the English? 72 00:06:19,845 --> 00:06:23,845 You're a Glourie. You fight the MacLaggans first! 73 00:06:23,945 --> 00:06:25,845 You can attend to the English later. 74 00:06:26,345 --> 00:06:28,545 - Goodbye, my son. - Goodbye, Father. 75 00:06:36,676 --> 00:06:38,951 Remember! You must not pause for one moment 76 00:06:39,111 --> 00:06:41,055 until you've avenged that insult! 77 00:06:41,145 --> 00:06:44,945 - Now Glourie, you must rest. - I'll rest... 78 00:06:45,045 --> 00:06:48,345 My son's a man at last! 79 00:06:48,445 --> 00:06:51,645 I can die content. 80 00:06:54,145 --> 00:06:57,045 ...When I finish this whisky. 81 00:07:05,145 --> 00:07:07,145 Glourie, Glourie! 82 00:07:07,245 --> 00:07:09,645 - What's happened? - He's ill. 83 00:07:09,845 --> 00:07:12,645 - Aye, very ill. - But we'll send for the physician! 84 00:07:12,745 --> 00:07:15,545 No, it's too late now. 85 00:07:15,645 --> 00:07:20,845 May Heaven receive the soul of Gavin Glourie. 86 00:07:45,845 --> 00:07:47,845 Good morning, my bonny lass! 87 00:07:47,945 --> 00:07:51,145 - Remember Murdoch, your father said you mustn't pause.. - Be quiet. 88 00:07:51,245 --> 00:07:53,845 Tell me lassie, which is the way to the battle? 89 00:07:54,145 --> 00:07:56,645 The second turning to your left, 90 00:07:56,745 --> 00:08:00,045 and then bear right until you come to men fighting. And that'll be it. 91 00:08:00,145 --> 00:08:03,545 Well if the battle doesn't start on time, I'll be back. Wait for me. 92 00:08:15,845 --> 00:08:18,345 That cannon looks as though it's seen great service! 93 00:08:18,445 --> 00:08:21,745 Hey, it's been fighting for Scotland for over a hundred years. 94 00:08:21,845 --> 00:08:23,545 But how many cannons have the English? 95 00:08:23,645 --> 00:08:26,012 A dozen or more, but they're all brand new. 96 00:08:26,145 --> 00:08:30,145 No match for Old Terrible here. Wait till you hear him! 97 00:08:30,245 --> 00:08:32,545 I'll be glad to, but first I've an account to settle 98 00:08:32,645 --> 00:08:33,945 with the accursed MacLaggans! 99 00:08:34,045 --> 00:08:35,445 But what do you want with them? 100 00:08:35,545 --> 00:08:39,545 They've insulted the name of Glourie, which I'm proud to bear. 101 00:08:39,645 --> 00:08:43,045 - Are you one of the MacLaggan? - Me? No, no, I hate them too! 102 00:08:43,145 --> 00:08:44,880 - Have you aimed Old Terrible? - Ay, sir! 103 00:08:44,945 --> 00:08:46,945 He's all ready to blow the English off the face of the earth! 104 00:08:47,045 --> 00:08:48,645 - Then fire! - Come, alack! 105 00:08:48,745 --> 00:08:51,945 Come back! Alack! Come on! Fire! 106 00:08:59,145 --> 00:09:02,445 I think you've made a slight mistake in your aim. 107 00:09:02,545 --> 00:09:05,445 You addle-pated fools! You've wasted a good cannonball! 108 00:09:05,545 --> 00:09:08,345 Never mind! I saw where it fell. I'll bring it back to you. 109 00:09:08,445 --> 00:09:12,045 Come on, lads. The battle's started! 110 00:09:12,145 --> 00:09:13,945 Forward till we meet the Redcoats, 111 00:09:14,045 --> 00:09:16,345 and then we'll chase them out of Scotland! 112 00:09:16,545 --> 00:09:17,545 Forward! 113 00:09:19,845 --> 00:09:23,345 - MacLaggan? - Don't interrupt us, we're advancing. 114 00:09:23,445 --> 00:09:25,018 But Murdoch Glourie is looking for you. 115 00:09:25,045 --> 00:09:26,845 A Glourie? Here on the battlefield? 116 00:09:26,945 --> 00:09:28,445 Where is he? - At the cannon. 117 00:09:28,545 --> 00:09:30,445 - You lads go and find him! - But the battle! 118 00:09:30,545 --> 00:09:33,145 First we must settle this important matter! 119 00:09:33,245 --> 00:09:36,145 About turn! March! 120 00:09:41,845 --> 00:09:43,360 It must have rolled in there. I'll leap over. 121 00:09:43,445 --> 00:09:45,446 Here, hold my claymore and tarts. 122 00:09:50,845 --> 00:09:52,647 Why my dear young lady, what's the matter? 123 00:09:53,145 --> 00:09:54,645 This horrible battle. 124 00:09:54,745 --> 00:09:56,842 Oh, it can't be as bad as all that. 125 00:09:57,145 --> 00:09:59,345 My lover is there fighting and he'll be killed. 126 00:09:59,445 --> 00:10:01,545 You mustn't think of him. He's a hero. 127 00:10:01,645 --> 00:10:03,806 We're all heroes. There, there... 128 00:10:06,145 --> 00:10:08,745 You're a kind good man and I thank you for comforting me. 129 00:10:08,845 --> 00:10:09,829 It's a pleasure, my dear. 130 00:10:09,845 --> 00:10:11,661 Tell me, do you know the game of Spell Me a Riddle? 131 00:10:12,845 --> 00:10:15,445 You see I tell you a riddle, and if you can't tell me the answer by... 132 00:10:15,545 --> 00:10:16,947 Murdoch! 133 00:10:17,145 --> 00:10:19,545 Remember, your father said that you mustn't pause. 134 00:10:19,645 --> 00:10:21,095 Away with you! I'll be out in a moment. 135 00:10:24,745 --> 00:10:26,684 - There's the Glourie! - That's his groom. 136 00:10:27,145 --> 00:10:29,479 - He'll know where Murdoch is. - Let's ask him. 137 00:10:30,745 --> 00:10:32,782 - I give up. - Well you must pay the forfeit. 138 00:10:33,045 --> 00:10:34,336 - What is it? - It's this. 139 00:10:35,145 --> 00:10:36,080 Murdoch! 140 00:10:38,145 --> 00:10:40,017 There's always some cursed interruption! 141 00:10:40,145 --> 00:10:42,771 Oh, I see! Forgive me lassie, I'll be back soon! 142 00:10:43,145 --> 00:10:44,839 - Murdoch! - Here, stop! 143 00:10:46,145 --> 00:10:47,650 - There he is! - Look at him! 144 00:10:48,145 --> 00:10:50,925 - Bold Glourie, the fighting man! - With a woman, as usual! 145 00:10:52,145 --> 00:10:55,559 - My cannon will stop your laughing! - Come and get it yourself. 146 00:10:56,145 --> 00:10:57,734 We'll return it, through your body! 147 00:10:59,145 --> 00:11:01,264 - Hand it over! - You've met your match, Glourie! 148 00:11:01,345 --> 00:11:03,012 - Come on! - Get that cannon, Glourie! 149 00:11:05,448 --> 00:11:06,515 We'll get it! 150 00:11:10,845 --> 00:11:11,845 Just a minute, just a minute! 151 00:11:11,855 --> 00:11:12,867 I have to have a sword! 152 00:11:13,145 --> 00:11:14,291 Will someone lend me a sword? 153 00:11:17,145 --> 00:11:19,481 GUN POWDER 154 00:11:23,445 --> 00:11:24,508 Shoot! 155 00:11:48,145 --> 00:11:52,108 May Heaven receive the soul of Murdoch Glourie. 156 00:12:05,145 --> 00:12:09,700 Murdoch, my son, can you hear me? 157 00:12:10,145 --> 00:12:12,345 Father, where are you? Where am I? 158 00:12:12,445 --> 00:12:14,016 In limbo, 159 00:12:14,145 --> 00:12:17,171 the empty place between Heaven and Hell. 160 00:12:18,145 --> 00:12:22,604 I died with honor, and you died a coward's death. 161 00:12:23,687 --> 00:12:25,155 Do you realize that? 162 00:12:25,433 --> 00:12:27,082 Yes Father, I suppose I did. 163 00:12:27,145 --> 00:12:32,059 Then you can never be welcomed among your ancestors in Heaven. 164 00:12:33,615 --> 00:12:34,392 Never? 165 00:12:34,454 --> 00:12:36,690 You will be an earth-bound ghost, 166 00:12:37,145 --> 00:12:41,125 doomed to haunt the dark halls of Glourie Castle... 167 00:13:32,845 --> 00:13:35,280 The Lord preserve us! It's a ghost! 168 00:13:36,845 --> 00:13:38,881 It's come back! It's the ghost! 169 00:13:39,145 --> 00:13:40,645 It's the ghost! 170 00:13:41,845 --> 00:13:43,041 Father? 171 00:13:43,145 --> 00:13:45,146 Yes, my son? 172 00:13:45,245 --> 00:13:47,617 How long do I have to go on with this nonsense? 173 00:13:48,145 --> 00:13:50,524 I mean, frightening people like that. 174 00:13:51,045 --> 00:13:54,432 You promised to avenge our honor and you failed. 175 00:13:55,145 --> 00:13:57,792 You will remain the phantom in this castle 176 00:13:58,145 --> 00:14:00,693 until that promise is fulfilled. 177 00:14:01,845 --> 00:14:04,553 When you twist the nose of one of our enemies, 178 00:14:05,145 --> 00:14:09,377 and make him kneel before you, and admit that one Glourie 179 00:14:10,145 --> 00:14:13,228 can thrash 50 MacLaggans. 180 00:14:14,145 --> 00:14:16,412 But suppose I can never find a MacLaggan? 181 00:14:17,145 --> 00:14:20,429 A promise is a promise. 182 00:14:26,845 --> 00:14:29,053 Every night at midnight, 183 00:14:29,145 --> 00:14:33,362 you will awaken and walk through the halls of this castle, 184 00:14:34,145 --> 00:14:36,077 until you've found a MacLaggan 185 00:14:36,145 --> 00:14:40,636 and forced him to bow down before you in humble apology. 186 00:14:52,145 --> 00:14:55,245 Then and not till then, 187 00:14:55,345 --> 00:14:59,037 will you be permitted to ascend from limbo 188 00:14:59,845 --> 00:15:03,538 and join your noble ancestors in Heaven. 189 00:15:05,145 --> 00:15:07,106 Farewell, 190 00:15:08,145 --> 00:15:13,112 Miserable ghost of a Glourie. 191 00:15:25,145 --> 00:15:28,024 20th Century 192 00:15:30,079 --> 00:15:31,961 FOR SALE GLOURIE CASTLE 193 00:15:32,107 --> 00:15:35,221 INQUIRE WITHIN 194 00:16:53,145 --> 00:16:55,836 - Hey! - What? 195 00:16:56,145 --> 00:16:59,772 Excuse me, but I'm looking for the owner of this place. 196 00:17:01,145 --> 00:17:02,586 Aye. So am I. 197 00:17:22,845 --> 00:17:25,752 He's hiding somewhere around this castle, and I propose to find him! 198 00:17:28,145 --> 00:17:30,245 Well you'll not find him here, so I would thank you 199 00:17:30,345 --> 00:17:32,345 to take your sour faces out of my kitchen! 200 00:17:32,445 --> 00:17:36,884 Donald Glourie owes me about 150 pounds for ales, wines and liquors 201 00:17:36,945 --> 00:17:39,022 furnished during the past seven years. 202 00:17:39,045 --> 00:17:42,052 And he owes me upwards of 200 pounds for provisions. 203 00:17:42,145 --> 00:17:43,713 And what about my loan? 204 00:17:43,845 --> 00:17:46,345 Aye, aye. We know how much he owes you skinflints, 205 00:17:46,445 --> 00:17:48,545 and you know how much chance you have 206 00:17:48,645 --> 00:17:50,645 of being paid before the day this castle's sold. 207 00:17:50,745 --> 00:17:53,345 - And when will that day come? - I just could not say. 208 00:17:53,445 --> 00:17:55,396 I will not wait for it. We'll get the bailiff 209 00:17:55,445 --> 00:17:56,840 and take possession ourselves. 210 00:17:56,845 --> 00:17:59,215 Possess away then, but get out of my sight, the lot of you! 211 00:17:59,245 --> 00:18:01,145 What's more, there's someone else in the house after him! 212 00:18:01,245 --> 00:18:02,545 - Who? - I don't know. - Where? 213 00:18:02,655 --> 00:18:05,345 - In the hall. - Oh, I...well... 214 00:18:05,445 --> 00:18:07,046 They'll not be there long! 215 00:18:09,145 --> 00:18:10,377 How did you come here? 216 00:18:12,145 --> 00:18:15,453 I just walked in that front door. It was open. 217 00:18:15,545 --> 00:18:19,525 That's no reason. The lock of that door's been broken for 200 years. 218 00:18:20,145 --> 00:18:21,345 What do you want? 219 00:18:21,445 --> 00:18:23,790 I saw a sign that this place was for sale. 220 00:18:24,145 --> 00:18:25,441 That's still no reason. 221 00:18:27,145 --> 00:18:28,439 You know the price? 222 00:18:29,145 --> 00:18:31,372 You'll not be thinking of buying it, are you? 223 00:18:34,845 --> 00:18:35,911 Master Donald! 224 00:18:37,845 --> 00:18:39,930 - Master Donald! - What is it? 225 00:18:40,145 --> 00:18:41,535 It might be a purchaser. 226 00:18:45,145 --> 00:18:48,411 - Do you think he's serious? - It's a she, and young too. 227 00:18:48,445 --> 00:18:50,145 But she's got a queer kind of speech. 228 00:18:50,245 --> 00:18:51,776 I'll try to understand her. 229 00:18:53,145 --> 00:18:55,933 The debts of Donald Glourie come to a grand total 230 00:18:56,145 --> 00:19:01,145 of 2374 pounds, 18 shillings and 4 pence half pence. 231 00:19:01,245 --> 00:19:03,828 And he hasn't even the half pence to pay us! 232 00:19:03,845 --> 00:19:05,363 Do you think he'll ever sell this old ruin? 233 00:19:05,445 --> 00:19:08,160 Not while the Glourie ghost walks these halls. 234 00:19:08,245 --> 00:19:11,508 'Tis the curse that's been on his family for 10 generations! 235 00:19:12,145 --> 00:19:15,773 Ghosts or no ghosts, debts are debts and must be paid. 236 00:19:16,145 --> 00:19:19,728 Come on, we'll search the castle till we find the renegade. 237 00:19:20,145 --> 00:19:22,843 And when you find him, don't let him out of your sight! 238 00:19:27,145 --> 00:19:28,639 This is Mr. Glourie, Miss. 239 00:19:30,145 --> 00:19:31,182 How do you do? 240 00:19:32,145 --> 00:19:35,340 My name is Peggy Martin. - Oh...mine's Donald. 241 00:19:37,145 --> 00:19:39,427 I hear you're interested in selling this castle. 242 00:19:40,145 --> 00:19:41,924 Why yes, I might be interested. 243 00:19:42,845 --> 00:19:44,289 Will you sit down? 244 00:19:45,145 --> 00:19:47,076 No, I think I'll just stand. 245 00:19:47,145 --> 00:19:49,678 I'd like to walk around a bit. I'm kind of nervous. 246 00:19:51,145 --> 00:19:52,426 That's funny, so am I. 247 00:19:54,845 --> 00:19:55,748 Oh, that's too bad. 248 00:19:56,145 --> 00:19:57,934 It doesn't really matter. I break something every day 249 00:19:57,945 --> 00:19:59,754 just for the pleasure of putting it together again. 250 00:20:01,845 --> 00:20:04,624 Are you an American? - Yes, how'd you guess it? 251 00:20:07,145 --> 00:20:08,514 Why do you keep staring at me like that? 252 00:20:09,145 --> 00:20:10,545 Have you never seen an American before? 253 00:20:10,645 --> 00:20:12,065 Oh yes, several. 254 00:20:12,845 --> 00:20:13,919 Where, in the zoo? 255 00:20:14,845 --> 00:20:16,469 Please forgive me, it's just that...well... 256 00:20:17,145 --> 00:20:19,905 We don't often get anything worth staring at in this... 257 00:20:20,145 --> 00:20:24,073 Mr. Glourie, there is a financial matter to discuss. 258 00:20:24,245 --> 00:20:26,438 Oh yes, of course. Do sit down. 259 00:20:27,145 --> 00:20:29,134 I'm not at all sure I do want to sell this castle, 260 00:20:29,145 --> 00:20:30,716 but I'll be glad to show you around. 261 00:20:31,145 --> 00:20:32,945 Of course, some of the panelling's falling to pieces 262 00:20:33,045 --> 00:20:34,612 because it needs to be repaired. 263 00:20:39,145 --> 00:20:40,853 I love it! 264 00:20:41,145 --> 00:20:44,394 You've no idea what it means to us to see something that isn't new. 265 00:20:45,145 --> 00:20:48,150 Here is the room that Mary, Queen of Scots slept in. 266 00:20:57,845 --> 00:20:58,926 Hey! 267 00:20:59,145 --> 00:21:00,744 He's in that room! 268 00:21:03,145 --> 00:21:04,799 How do you do? 269 00:21:11,145 --> 00:21:13,059 It probably sounds silly to you, 270 00:21:13,145 --> 00:21:15,863 but I guess every American has a hankering for this kind of... 271 00:21:16,145 --> 00:21:20,310 romance, beauty, and peacefulness. 272 00:21:21,145 --> 00:21:22,845 Who are all those cheerful-looking men? 273 00:21:22,945 --> 00:21:25,145 Oh them. They're just businessmen. 274 00:21:25,245 --> 00:21:26,906 Do they want to buy the castle? 275 00:21:26,945 --> 00:21:28,706 Yes, they're very keen to get possession of it. 276 00:21:36,145 --> 00:21:38,405 - I think it's lovely. - Yes, lovely. 277 00:21:39,145 --> 00:21:40,927 I'm sure you'd hate to part with it. 278 00:21:41,145 --> 00:21:42,603 I'd hate to let any of them have it. 279 00:21:43,145 --> 00:21:44,999 We haven't said anything about the price! 280 00:21:45,045 --> 00:21:46,729 Oh no, there's no need to mention that. 281 00:21:49,145 --> 00:21:50,425 I'll leave that to my father. 282 00:21:51,845 --> 00:21:53,345 Would it be all right if I brought him here? 283 00:21:53,445 --> 00:21:55,245 And my mother too? - Of course. 284 00:21:55,345 --> 00:21:56,930 But perhaps they'd... 285 00:21:57,145 --> 00:21:58,474 Perhaps you'd bring them for dinner here this evening. 286 00:21:59,845 --> 00:22:02,052 Have you any other relatives? - No. 287 00:22:02,845 --> 00:22:05,119 I mean no husbands or anything like that? 288 00:22:05,845 --> 00:22:06,926 Not even one. 289 00:22:07,145 --> 00:22:10,135 What time shall we be here? - As early as possible. I mean... 290 00:22:10,145 --> 00:22:11,527 8:00? - 8:00. 291 00:22:12,145 --> 00:22:15,261 And if for any reason your parents can't come, come anyway, won't you? 292 00:22:15,345 --> 00:22:17,007 Oh don't worry, I'll have them here. 293 00:22:17,145 --> 00:22:19,612 Goodbye, Mr. Glourie! - Goodbye, Miss...Miss...! 294 00:22:26,145 --> 00:22:28,083 And who's to furnish this fine dinner? 295 00:22:28,145 --> 00:22:29,553 And the champagne? 296 00:22:29,645 --> 00:22:31,140 And who's to serve it? 297 00:22:31,145 --> 00:22:34,573 You'll furnish the meat, Mr. Ross. I think we'll have grouse. 298 00:22:35,145 --> 00:22:37,034 And the champagne from you, Mr. MacKaye, 299 00:22:37,145 --> 00:22:39,851 and Mr. Crawford we'll have some of your best salmon. 300 00:22:40,145 --> 00:22:42,445 And all of you will help to serve it! 301 00:22:42,545 --> 00:22:45,141 - What? - The insolence of a woman! 302 00:22:45,145 --> 00:22:47,972 We'll see you in jail first, and him too. 303 00:22:48,145 --> 00:22:49,345 Come into the kitchen and 304 00:22:49,445 --> 00:22:51,848 we'll all have a glass of whisky and talk it over. 305 00:22:52,145 --> 00:22:53,145 We will not! 306 00:22:53,245 --> 00:22:55,545 We're self-respecting tradesmen and we'll not. 307 00:22:55,645 --> 00:22:57,445 You had the talk just now, didn't you? 308 00:22:57,545 --> 00:22:59,145 Aye, we did, but... 309 00:22:59,245 --> 00:23:01,005 "Aye, but"! 310 00:23:03,145 --> 00:23:06,259 The lass is an American, and all Americans are filthy with money. 311 00:23:07,145 --> 00:23:09,789 - Is that not so? - I've heard of some that used to be. 312 00:23:10,145 --> 00:23:12,843 That whisky was furnished by me and I'm still owed for it. 313 00:23:13,145 --> 00:23:14,686 Come, come now, Mr. MacKaye. 314 00:23:14,745 --> 00:23:17,266 Even if it isn't paid for, it's still whisky. 315 00:23:20,145 --> 00:23:22,082 I know Master Donald owes you all, 316 00:23:22,145 --> 00:23:25,517 especially you, Mr. Ross, you flint-hearted moneylender, 317 00:23:26,145 --> 00:23:28,050 but the only chance you have of being paid 318 00:23:28,145 --> 00:23:30,049 is for him to sell the castle to these Americans. 319 00:23:30,145 --> 00:23:33,149 What about the Glourie Ghost? At midnight he'll be appearing. 320 00:23:34,145 --> 00:23:36,564 And there'll be no sale. - They'll see no ghost. 321 00:23:37,145 --> 00:23:38,245 We'll give them a good dinner 322 00:23:38,345 --> 00:23:41,245 and long before midnight they'll have agreed to buy the castle 323 00:23:41,345 --> 00:23:42,839 and we'll be rid of them. 324 00:23:44,145 --> 00:23:45,064 Maybe. 325 00:23:45,845 --> 00:23:48,082 Come on my lads, we must give this matter some thought. 326 00:24:03,145 --> 00:24:04,777 Good gracious! Have you not finished that yet? 327 00:24:04,845 --> 00:24:06,395 It'll never be ready tonight! 328 00:24:08,145 --> 00:24:10,545 Will you stop that hideous noise while I'm cooking? 329 00:24:10,645 --> 00:24:12,062 We're needing practice. 330 00:24:12,145 --> 00:24:14,552 Well off you go to the piggery. It'll sound more natural there. 331 00:24:14,645 --> 00:24:16,106 What are you waiting for? 332 00:24:25,145 --> 00:24:27,651 I must say you look a rich man in your fine clothes. 333 00:24:28,145 --> 00:24:29,245 Thank you, Fergus. 334 00:24:29,345 --> 00:24:31,815 I can assure you that the tailor who made this dinner jacket 335 00:24:31,845 --> 00:24:33,648 also hopes the castle will be sold. 336 00:24:34,845 --> 00:24:37,306 Don't forget that you borrowed that shirt stud from me. 337 00:24:38,145 --> 00:24:41,990 It's an heirloom in my family, and everyone admits it's solid gold. 338 00:24:42,145 --> 00:24:43,643 It must be returned. 339 00:24:44,145 --> 00:24:45,938 It will be returned, in good condition. 340 00:24:45,945 --> 00:24:48,351 - Is everything ready? - Everything but your guests. 341 00:24:48,445 --> 00:24:50,611 They're late. And I warn you, 342 00:24:51,145 --> 00:24:53,463 I'll not be here at midnight to see the horrible specter 343 00:24:53,545 --> 00:24:55,865 that frightened my grandmother out of her wits! 344 00:24:56,145 --> 00:24:58,053 I'll keep my eye on that clock. 345 00:24:59,145 --> 00:25:01,348 You know I'm in the retail grocery business, 346 00:25:01,445 --> 00:25:03,747 chain stores all over the United States. 347 00:25:03,845 --> 00:25:05,601 Over 20 millon customers! 348 00:25:06,145 --> 00:25:08,245 Quite a responsibility knowing that every day you have 349 00:25:08,345 --> 00:25:09,954 20 millon stomachs to fill. 350 00:25:11,145 --> 00:25:13,140 - Oh, yes! - He's drunk the whole bottle. 351 00:25:13,845 --> 00:25:17,553 - Open another. - Remember it's 22 and 6 a bottle! 352 00:25:18,145 --> 00:25:20,000 And remember also that's my stud! 353 00:25:20,145 --> 00:25:22,543 This place seems very antique. 354 00:25:23,145 --> 00:25:25,353 It's 600 years old, Mother. 355 00:25:25,445 --> 00:25:28,263 I knew I could feel a sense of the past here. 356 00:25:30,145 --> 00:25:32,650 Is it by any chance haunted? 357 00:25:33,145 --> 00:25:34,696 Mother's scared to death of ghosts, 358 00:25:35,145 --> 00:25:36,966 but I'm not, I'd love to meet one. 359 00:25:37,145 --> 00:25:39,712 Well I've no desire for dealings with the other world. 360 00:25:40,145 --> 00:25:41,698 Is there a ghost, Mr. Glourie? 361 00:25:42,145 --> 00:25:45,345 Well, I suppose there are legends about every old place. 362 00:25:45,445 --> 00:25:47,881 I'll answer your question, Gladys. 363 00:25:48,145 --> 00:25:49,998 There isn't any ghost here or anywhere else 364 00:25:50,145 --> 00:25:54,063 because ghosts simply don't exist outside of mystery stories. 365 00:25:54,145 --> 00:25:56,358 If you don't mind, I'll have some more of that duck. 366 00:25:57,145 --> 00:26:00,246 - Duck? That's grouse. - What's the difference? 367 00:26:01,845 --> 00:26:03,575 11 shillings and 8 pence. 368 00:26:05,145 --> 00:26:06,264 Thank you. 369 00:26:06,545 --> 00:26:08,345 Ever since I had my nervous breakdown, 370 00:26:08,445 --> 00:26:10,417 I have been extremely psychic. 371 00:26:12,145 --> 00:26:15,493 And if there were a ghost here, I should see him and hear him. 372 00:26:16,845 --> 00:26:17,911 What's that? 373 00:26:30,145 --> 00:26:31,236 What is it? 374 00:26:35,145 --> 00:26:38,836 It's only the bagpipes Mr. Martin, an old Scottish custom during dinner. 375 00:26:39,145 --> 00:26:40,631 An old Scots custom, eh? 376 00:26:47,145 --> 00:26:48,681 Sounds great. 377 00:26:49,145 --> 00:26:50,844 I'll have some more champagne, please. 378 00:26:54,145 --> 00:26:55,327 Some more champagne. 379 00:27:02,745 --> 00:27:05,528 8 pounds, 3 shillings and a penny. 380 00:27:06,145 --> 00:27:09,759 Gather up the rest of the whisky, Mr. MacKaye. I'll take the cigars. 381 00:27:10,845 --> 00:27:13,623 They must be away. - First I must get back my stud! 382 00:27:14,145 --> 00:27:15,243 There's little time left. 383 00:27:16,145 --> 00:27:18,641 I've heard it right here by this table. 384 00:27:19,145 --> 00:27:22,257 The monster comes into view each night. 385 00:27:23,145 --> 00:27:25,445 It certainly is old, but aren't you ever afraid 386 00:27:25,545 --> 00:27:27,445 that it might fall to pieces? 387 00:27:27,545 --> 00:27:31,245 - It does need a little reconstruction here and there... - Yeah. 388 00:27:31,345 --> 00:27:34,004 - What time is it? - It's early, Mother. 389 00:27:34,845 --> 00:27:36,537 We ought to get home before midnight. 390 00:27:37,145 --> 00:27:38,583 It's what they call "the witching hour" 391 00:27:39,145 --> 00:27:40,476 for departed spirits. 392 00:27:41,145 --> 00:27:42,980 If you don't stop talking about ghosts, 393 00:27:43,145 --> 00:27:44,707 you'll be dreaming about them all night. 394 00:27:46,145 --> 00:27:47,145 Maybe I'm dreaming. 395 00:27:47,245 --> 00:27:49,645 I'd have sworn there was a decanter of whisky 396 00:27:49,745 --> 00:27:51,345 on that table a moment ago. 397 00:27:51,545 --> 00:27:53,114 Some whisky for Mr. Martin. 398 00:27:57,145 --> 00:27:59,714 - We're going now, Mr. Glourie. - Why? 399 00:28:00,145 --> 00:28:02,339 We have no wish to be here when the ghost comes. 400 00:28:07,845 --> 00:28:10,530 My butler tells me there's a bad storm coming up. 401 00:28:11,145 --> 00:28:13,421 I think it would be safer if you started before it breaks. 402 00:28:14,145 --> 00:28:16,466 You see these Highland roads are treacherous and... 403 00:28:16,545 --> 00:28:18,546 But we can wait a few more minutes. 404 00:28:19,145 --> 00:28:20,676 It's almost midnight! 405 00:28:21,145 --> 00:28:23,147 Midnight? We better leave at once! 406 00:28:23,245 --> 00:28:26,358 - There she goes again! - Tell her, Mr. Glourie. 407 00:28:26,445 --> 00:28:29,145 Tell her there's nothing like that around here. Unfortunately! 408 00:28:29,245 --> 00:28:32,527 Oh...yes. Fergus! 409 00:28:33,145 --> 00:28:35,503 Have you ever seen a ghost in Glourie Castle? 410 00:28:37,845 --> 00:28:39,094 Never have I seen one. 411 00:28:40,145 --> 00:28:41,530 And never do I intend to! 412 00:28:52,145 --> 00:28:56,716 I think we better move into another room. It's getting cold in here. 413 00:28:57,145 --> 00:28:58,345 Oh, yes. 414 00:28:58,445 --> 00:29:00,870 I think it would be better. - Just a minute, Mother. 415 00:29:03,845 --> 00:29:06,018 I counted only 11 strokes. - But the clock says 12. 416 00:29:09,145 --> 00:29:11,298 I hope I haven't broken anything very valuable. 417 00:29:14,145 --> 00:29:16,352 Sorry, I bumped into one of your ancestors. 418 00:29:16,445 --> 00:29:18,815 It's all right, can I help you? Are you hurt? 419 00:29:20,145 --> 00:29:23,762 I'm all right, but I suggest that you get a little reconstruction 420 00:29:23,845 --> 00:29:25,245 here and there on that chair! 421 00:29:25,345 --> 00:29:26,973 It's quite all right, Mr. Martin. 422 00:29:27,145 --> 00:29:29,649 You see? It's after midnight and nothing happened! 423 00:29:30,145 --> 00:29:32,245 - I'm sort of disappointed. - The only thing that's happened 424 00:29:32,345 --> 00:29:34,583 is somebody sneaked away with the whisky again! 425 00:29:36,845 --> 00:29:38,260 Come on Gladys, we'll take you home. 426 00:29:44,145 --> 00:29:45,559 Goodnight, Mr. Glourie. 427 00:29:46,145 --> 00:29:47,866 Thank you for a nice quiet evening. 428 00:29:48,845 --> 00:29:51,145 Maybe tomorrow we can get together and talk a little business. 429 00:29:51,245 --> 00:29:52,836 Goodnight. 430 00:29:53,145 --> 00:29:54,445 You want to go first, Peggy? 431 00:29:54,545 --> 00:29:57,129 No, you go ahead, Dad. I'll follow you. 432 00:29:58,145 --> 00:30:01,631 Goodnight, Mr. Glourie. You've been very kind. 433 00:30:01,845 --> 00:30:04,345 - You will come back, won't you? - Oh I'll come back, 434 00:30:04,445 --> 00:30:06,220 you may be sure. - Goodnight. 435 00:30:13,845 --> 00:30:15,245 Murdoch Glourie... 436 00:30:15,345 --> 00:30:17,786 for the first time in history you've been considerate. 437 00:30:17,845 --> 00:30:19,652 You've done me a good turn, 438 00:30:19,745 --> 00:30:21,973 and for that I thank you from the bottom of my heart. 439 00:30:22,145 --> 00:30:25,121 Don't thank him, Master Donald. Thank me. 440 00:30:25,845 --> 00:30:27,545 - You? - When you were at dinner, 441 00:30:27,645 --> 00:30:29,392 I set it ahead an hour. 442 00:30:31,845 --> 00:30:33,079 That's the right time now. 443 00:31:20,145 --> 00:31:22,392 It's all right, Murdoch. Come forth whenever you please. 444 00:31:23,845 --> 00:31:26,234 Hello! Is anybody awake? 445 00:31:29,145 --> 00:31:31,384 - Who is it? - That American, Peggy. 446 00:31:34,145 --> 00:31:36,400 I'm terribly sorry to disturb you like this... 447 00:31:36,445 --> 00:31:37,791 Have you forgotten something? 448 00:31:38,145 --> 00:31:42,074 No. I just wanted to tell you about your clock downstairs. It's fast! 449 00:31:43,145 --> 00:31:44,298 - Is it? - One hour. 450 00:31:45,145 --> 00:31:47,145 But that's not the real reason I came, Donald. 451 00:31:47,245 --> 00:31:49,066 You don't mind my calling you Donald, do you? 452 00:31:49,145 --> 00:31:50,479 Oh no Peggy, I don't mind. 453 00:31:51,145 --> 00:31:52,445 Well... 454 00:31:52,545 --> 00:31:54,891 The fact is you never really get to know a place 455 00:31:55,145 --> 00:31:56,817 until after you've stayed in it a bit. 456 00:31:57,145 --> 00:31:59,778 So would it upset you awfully if I were to spend the night here? 457 00:32:00,845 --> 00:32:02,073 Oh no, of course not! 458 00:32:03,145 --> 00:32:04,345 But... - Any old bedroom will do. 459 00:32:04,445 --> 00:32:06,607 But they're all so terribly uncomfortable. 460 00:32:07,145 --> 00:32:08,345 I don't mind. 461 00:32:08,445 --> 00:32:11,397 - And so cold. - But we can light a fire, can't we? 462 00:32:15,145 --> 00:32:18,603 It's not easy to sleep in this castle. You may hear noises. 463 00:32:19,145 --> 00:32:22,549 - What kind of noises? - Sometimes they might be like footsteps. 464 00:32:23,145 --> 00:32:26,047 Sometimes like moans. - It sounds sort of scary. 465 00:32:26,145 --> 00:32:27,655 Oh, no, no. 466 00:32:27,745 --> 00:32:30,445 It'll just be the wind whistling through the cracks in the walls 467 00:32:30,545 --> 00:32:32,744 and rattling the old boards. 468 00:32:34,145 --> 00:32:35,916 Tell me, Mrs. MacNiff... 469 00:32:36,145 --> 00:32:38,738 Is there anything to all this talk about a ghost? 470 00:32:39,145 --> 00:32:40,673 I tell you, Miss: 471 00:32:41,145 --> 00:32:43,041 Whatever you hear, it's only the wind. 472 00:32:54,845 --> 00:32:57,725 Murdoch! Murdoch Glourie! 473 00:32:58,845 --> 00:33:00,469 I want to ask you a favor. 474 00:33:01,145 --> 00:33:03,311 Be quiet, just this one night. 475 00:34:25,145 --> 00:34:26,247 Come in. 476 00:34:56,145 --> 00:34:57,840 Who is there? 477 00:34:59,845 --> 00:35:02,576 Why, it's Mr. Glourie! - It is. 478 00:35:03,145 --> 00:35:04,606 Oh, you scared me! 479 00:35:05,145 --> 00:35:07,673 For a moment I thought you were a ghost. 480 00:35:09,145 --> 00:35:10,254 I am a ghost. 481 00:35:11,845 --> 00:35:13,933 I am the famous Glourie ghost, 482 00:35:14,845 --> 00:35:17,714 that haunts this castle through the darkness at night 483 00:35:19,145 --> 00:35:23,518 searching, searching for a despised MacLaggan. 484 00:35:24,845 --> 00:35:26,065 So that's the explanation! 485 00:35:27,145 --> 00:35:30,951 And I always thought you Scotch people had no sense of humor. 486 00:35:31,045 --> 00:35:34,575 - So you don't believe me? - Of course I do. 487 00:35:35,145 --> 00:35:37,598 And I think you look marvelous in that fancy dress costume. 488 00:35:39,145 --> 00:35:42,212 It's just what I happened to be wearing on the day of my death 489 00:35:43,145 --> 00:35:44,362 and my disgrace. 490 00:35:45,145 --> 00:35:46,345 Your death? 491 00:35:46,445 --> 00:35:48,218 And when did that happen? 492 00:35:50,145 --> 00:35:52,523 I forget the exact day, but... 493 00:35:53,845 --> 00:35:56,794 It must have been about 200 years ago. 494 00:35:57,145 --> 00:35:58,849 200 years? 495 00:36:00,145 --> 00:36:01,667 You look so young. 496 00:36:03,145 --> 00:36:05,356 Don't you know that we never age? 497 00:36:06,145 --> 00:36:07,579 Or aren't you used to us? 498 00:36:08,145 --> 00:36:10,651 No, this is my first encounter. 499 00:36:11,145 --> 00:36:14,700 And I'm surprised that I'm not terrified of you...Donald. 500 00:36:15,145 --> 00:36:17,960 Why do you call me Donald when my name is Murdoch? 501 00:36:18,145 --> 00:36:21,184 Because I'm no more frightened of Murdoch than I would be of Donald. 502 00:36:22,145 --> 00:36:23,739 I'm glad of that. 503 00:36:24,845 --> 00:36:27,308 I should hate to alarm such a pretty young girl. 504 00:36:29,145 --> 00:36:32,731 And you're the first I've met since the day of that ill-fated battle. 505 00:36:35,145 --> 00:36:37,442 It was a shepherdess then. I believe. 506 00:36:38,845 --> 00:36:41,110 I'd just started teaching her a game, 507 00:36:42,145 --> 00:36:45,088 and she was enjoying it very very much. 508 00:36:46,145 --> 00:36:49,524 - And what sort of a game was it? - Spell Me a Riddle. 509 00:36:51,145 --> 00:36:53,555 Do you know it? - No. How is it played? 510 00:36:55,145 --> 00:36:58,298 Well you see, I ask you a riddle. 511 00:36:59,145 --> 00:37:01,913 And if you can't answer by the time I spell "Killiecrankie", 512 00:37:02,145 --> 00:37:03,839 you must pay a forfeit. 513 00:37:05,145 --> 00:37:06,491 Now this is the riddle: 514 00:37:07,145 --> 00:37:10,060 What is the difference betwixt a thistle in the heather 515 00:37:10,065 --> 00:37:11,245 and a kiss in the dark? 516 00:37:11,345 --> 00:37:15,980 Now you must answer. K-l-L-L 517 00:37:16,145 --> 00:37:19,469 l-E-C-R-A-N 518 00:37:19,545 --> 00:37:21,621 K-l-E. - I give up. 519 00:37:21,845 --> 00:37:23,863 You must pay the forfeit with a kiss. 520 00:37:23,945 --> 00:37:26,105 No, but first you must tell me! 521 00:37:26,145 --> 00:37:29,010 What is the difference between a thistle and a kiss? 522 00:37:29,045 --> 00:37:30,705 - The forfeit comes first. - Oh no it doesn't! 523 00:37:30,845 --> 00:37:33,523 - I tell you it does! - And I tell you goodnight. 524 00:37:37,145 --> 00:37:38,780 Murdoch, my son! 525 00:37:41,145 --> 00:37:42,813 I know, Father. 526 00:37:45,845 --> 00:37:48,145 I must never again let a pretty face 527 00:37:48,245 --> 00:37:50,614 divert me from my true purpose. 528 00:37:52,145 --> 00:37:57,107 But it's been such a long long time since I saw one as nice as that... 529 00:38:21,145 --> 00:38:23,736 Everything's all right. The American came back. 530 00:38:24,145 --> 00:38:27,124 He's in there with Master Donald now. Fergus is with them. 531 00:38:30,145 --> 00:38:32,155 - Good morning, Donald. - Hello. 532 00:38:32,245 --> 00:38:34,809 - Is my father still there? - Yes. You want to see him? 533 00:38:35,145 --> 00:38:36,332 Wait. 534 00:38:38,145 --> 00:38:40,827 I'd like to have a few words with you first. 535 00:38:41,145 --> 00:38:44,548 I like people who do crazy things. - Crazy things? 536 00:38:45,145 --> 00:38:48,253 Like dressing up and pretending to be a ghost. 537 00:38:49,145 --> 00:38:51,601 You know, you had me almost scared for a minute last night. 538 00:38:52,145 --> 00:38:53,513 Oh, had I? 539 00:38:54,145 --> 00:38:55,788 And when I saw you in that magnificent costume, 540 00:38:56,145 --> 00:38:59,145 with the tartan over your shoulder and a big silver buckle... 541 00:38:59,245 --> 00:39:01,022 A silver buckle? 542 00:39:01,845 --> 00:39:04,345 Oh yes, you thought he looked... I looked well in that? 543 00:39:04,445 --> 00:39:06,763 Oh, much more handsome than you do now. 544 00:39:07,145 --> 00:39:08,676 And gayer, too. 545 00:39:09,145 --> 00:39:10,974 Are you going to tell me the answer? 546 00:39:12,145 --> 00:39:14,246 - To what? - The riddle you asked me, 547 00:39:14,345 --> 00:39:16,276 about the kiss and the thistle? 548 00:39:18,145 --> 00:39:20,108 Oh, no, no, I can't tell you now. 549 00:39:20,845 --> 00:39:23,449 I guess I'll never know the answer until I pay the forfeit. 550 00:39:24,845 --> 00:39:26,611 Well...Here it is! 551 00:39:31,145 --> 00:39:32,368 And now what's the answer? 552 00:39:32,445 --> 00:39:34,545 Oh no, you can't have the answer yet. 553 00:39:34,645 --> 00:39:36,118 But I paid for it! 554 00:39:36,145 --> 00:39:37,834 Do you think one kiss is enough 555 00:39:37,845 --> 00:39:39,672 for the secret mysteries of Glourie Castle? 556 00:39:39,845 --> 00:39:42,262 Oh no. That's only the beginning of the thought. 557 00:39:42,345 --> 00:39:43,986 But what else must I do? 558 00:39:44,145 --> 00:39:45,654 Well you'll find out later, Peggy. 559 00:39:46,145 --> 00:39:49,385 Only now I'm busy. Go and talk to your father, he's in there. 560 00:39:50,845 --> 00:39:51,963 Later. 561 00:39:54,945 --> 00:39:59,949 Plus 9 pounds, 3 shillings and 6 pence for last night's dinner. 562 00:40:00,145 --> 00:40:02,588 Plus 4 pounds for my shirt stud. 563 00:40:03,145 --> 00:40:05,407 Remember it's an heirloom of solid gold! 564 00:40:06,145 --> 00:40:07,464 Here's the grand total. 565 00:40:10,145 --> 00:40:11,721 Oh yes. I see. 566 00:40:12,145 --> 00:40:14,445 But you can ask for a bit more than that. 567 00:40:14,645 --> 00:40:16,180 The difference will be yours. 568 00:40:17,145 --> 00:40:20,245 Don't you think just once how marvelous it will be for us 569 00:40:20,345 --> 00:40:22,057 to have a real old castle of our own? 570 00:40:23,145 --> 00:40:26,345 All right. But I won't go one penny over 10,000 pounds. 571 00:40:26,445 --> 00:40:27,515 Fine! 572 00:40:28,145 --> 00:40:29,653 I'll go tell Donald! - No. 573 00:40:30,145 --> 00:40:33,389 I'll tell him. - Mr. Martin, I thought it over... 574 00:40:34,145 --> 00:40:35,245 Don't make it too hard, Donald. 575 00:40:35,345 --> 00:40:37,371 I want it so much. - I know you do, Peggy. 576 00:40:38,145 --> 00:40:40,988 But I'm afraid my last price can't be lower than... 577 00:40:45,045 --> 00:40:49,343 2,388 pounds. - How much did you say? 578 00:40:50,245 --> 00:40:51,863 Here it is. 579 00:40:54,145 --> 00:40:55,224 Well... 580 00:40:56,845 --> 00:40:58,197 That's pretty steep. 581 00:41:00,145 --> 00:41:01,254 But I'll take it. 582 00:41:03,145 --> 00:41:06,345 When can we start tearing it down? - Tearing what down? 583 00:41:06,445 --> 00:41:08,069 Why, the whole works! 584 00:41:08,145 --> 00:41:10,245 We're going to crate it up, stone by stone, 585 00:41:10,345 --> 00:41:12,445 and panel by panel, and ship it to America. 586 00:41:12,545 --> 00:41:14,002 You can't do that! 587 00:41:14,045 --> 00:41:16,260 Glourie Castle belongs here, where it's always been! 588 00:41:17,145 --> 00:41:18,377 I'll tell you what I'll do: 589 00:41:18,445 --> 00:41:21,078 I'll give you a contract to come to America 590 00:41:21,145 --> 00:41:23,754 and supervise every detail of the reconstruction. 591 00:41:23,845 --> 00:41:25,245 Then... - No! 592 00:41:25,345 --> 00:41:28,890 I'll never sell it on those terms. - Donald, please accept the offer. 593 00:41:29,145 --> 00:41:31,145 - I can't. - Come to America. 594 00:41:31,245 --> 00:41:32,783 - No! - With us. 595 00:41:34,845 --> 00:41:35,802 No. 596 00:42:28,145 --> 00:42:30,861 This is the castle I was telling you about. I'm taking it back home, 597 00:42:30,945 --> 00:42:33,074 stone by stone, and panel by panel. 598 00:42:33,145 --> 00:42:35,049 In fact, I've got some of the paneling 599 00:42:35,145 --> 00:42:36,689 crated up right here on this ship. 600 00:42:37,845 --> 00:42:40,708 A much finer specimen than that dinky little chateau of yours. 601 00:42:41,145 --> 00:42:42,518 Oh, Donald! 602 00:42:43,045 --> 00:42:44,500 Shake hands with Mr. Bigelow. 603 00:42:45,145 --> 00:42:47,251 - How do you do. - How do you do. I was just looking for Peggy. 604 00:42:47,345 --> 00:42:49,389 She's around here someplace with that young Count. 605 00:42:50,145 --> 00:42:52,683 Mr. Bigelow is the man I was telling you about. He bought a chateau. 606 00:42:53,845 --> 00:42:55,145 Mr. Glourie used to own my castle. 607 00:42:55,845 --> 00:42:57,763 So you're the castle salesman, huh? 608 00:42:58,145 --> 00:42:59,557 Congratulations. 609 00:42:59,645 --> 00:43:02,674 And if you ever want a job in my sales force, it's yours. 610 00:43:03,145 --> 00:43:05,815 Thank you very much. If you'll excuse me, I'll go and find Peggy. 611 00:43:06,845 --> 00:43:10,145 What's the idea of congratulating him and then offering him a job? 612 00:43:10,245 --> 00:43:12,745 I'm always on the lookout for brilliant young men 613 00:43:12,845 --> 00:43:14,986 who can sell anything. 614 00:43:22,845 --> 00:43:24,127 That darn dog! 615 00:43:26,145 --> 00:43:27,947 - Are you hurt? - No, I'm all right. 616 00:43:29,145 --> 00:43:32,245 By the way, have you met? - Mr. Donald Glourie, Count Olivero. 617 00:43:32,345 --> 00:43:33,822 - How do you do. - How do you do. 618 00:43:35,145 --> 00:43:38,152 That wretched dog has run loose again. Donald, would you mind? 619 00:43:38,245 --> 00:43:39,647 Certainly. 620 00:43:40,145 --> 00:43:43,036 - You play ping-pong? - No, my brain could never work fast enough. 621 00:43:43,145 --> 00:43:45,334 No, your game is Spell Me a Riddle! 622 00:43:46,145 --> 00:43:47,439 What's Spell Me a Riddle? 623 00:43:48,145 --> 00:43:49,256 You know better than I do. 624 00:43:49,345 --> 00:43:51,056 - Are you ready? - Yes. 625 00:43:54,845 --> 00:43:57,714 Listen to me, Ed Bigelow! I'll tell you something about this castle. 626 00:43:58,145 --> 00:44:00,496 It's said to have a ghost. - Said to have? 627 00:44:01,145 --> 00:44:03,345 Yes, sir. And I'll bet that's more than you've got 628 00:44:03,445 --> 00:44:04,911 with that little old chateau of yours. 629 00:44:05,845 --> 00:44:08,038 - And have you seen the ghost? - No, but... 630 00:44:08,145 --> 00:44:11,118 - And do you know anyone who has seen it? - No, but I can... 631 00:44:11,145 --> 00:44:15,469 I knew it. Very clever the Scotch. Very clever indeed! 632 00:44:17,145 --> 00:44:21,205 COSTUME BALL Prizes Will Be Given For The Best Costumes 633 00:45:14,145 --> 00:45:15,773 Yes, Father, yes. 634 00:45:17,145 --> 00:45:18,707 But I don't know where I am. 635 00:45:26,145 --> 00:45:27,663 Father, father! 636 00:45:27,745 --> 00:45:30,908 What is this strange place? Where am I? 637 00:45:32,145 --> 00:45:36,477 On board ship, my son. On your way to America. 638 00:45:37,145 --> 00:45:39,177 But Father, I don't want to go to America! 639 00:45:40,145 --> 00:45:42,445 I don't want to become a confounded colonist. 640 00:45:42,545 --> 00:45:44,778 You have to go my son, 641 00:45:45,145 --> 00:45:48,370 with the old Glourie Castle which you dishonored, 642 00:45:50,145 --> 00:45:51,926 even to America. 643 00:46:22,145 --> 00:46:23,832 Donald. 644 00:46:24,145 --> 00:46:25,522 When you've rebuilt Glourie Castle in Florida... 645 00:46:25,545 --> 00:46:27,832 - Yes? - Why not live in it? 646 00:46:28,145 --> 00:46:30,066 You'll want to live there yourself, won't you? 647 00:46:30,145 --> 00:46:31,501 And more. 648 00:46:32,145 --> 00:46:34,323 Peggy, do you know at this moment I'm a pauper? 649 00:46:35,845 --> 00:46:36,844 What's a pauper? 650 00:46:38,145 --> 00:46:39,841 A man who wants something terribly 651 00:46:40,145 --> 00:46:42,149 and can't afford even to say so. 652 00:46:43,145 --> 00:46:44,908 Terribly, Donald? 653 00:46:45,145 --> 00:46:46,679 More than that. 654 00:46:47,145 --> 00:46:49,618 Oh I think it's lovely... I mean, awful. 655 00:46:50,845 --> 00:46:52,011 Poor Donald. 656 00:47:07,145 --> 00:47:08,754 Hasn't it got cold? 657 00:47:16,145 --> 00:47:17,665 You like a rug? 658 00:47:39,145 --> 00:47:40,596 I'll ask you a riddle! 659 00:47:42,145 --> 00:47:43,266 Yes? 660 00:47:43,745 --> 00:47:46,245 What's the difference betwixt a thistle in the heather 661 00:47:46,345 --> 00:47:47,924 and a kiss in the dark? 662 00:47:48,145 --> 00:47:49,745 Now you must answer. 663 00:47:50,145 --> 00:47:52,045 K-I- 664 00:47:52,145 --> 00:47:56,745 L-L-I-E 665 00:47:56,845 --> 00:47:59,319 I give up Donald, and I pay the forfeit. 666 00:48:04,845 --> 00:48:06,170 Murdoch! My son! 667 00:48:32,145 --> 00:48:34,362 It's really too cold out here. I'm going in. 668 00:48:51,845 --> 00:48:54,688 - You like to play a game? - It all depends. 669 00:48:55,845 --> 00:48:57,145 Well I'll ask you a riddle, 670 00:48:57,245 --> 00:48:59,745 and if you can't tell me the answer by the time 671 00:48:59,845 --> 00:49:02,406 I've spelt "Killiecrankie", you must pay me a forfeit. 672 00:49:03,145 --> 00:49:05,745 Now what's the difference betwixt a thistle in the heather 673 00:49:05,845 --> 00:49:07,366 and a kiss in the dark? 674 00:49:07,445 --> 00:49:09,449 Now wait a minute, my dear, give me time to think. 675 00:49:09,545 --> 00:49:11,946 K-l-L-L- 676 00:49:12,045 --> 00:49:15,788 l-E-C-R-A-N-K-l-E. 677 00:49:29,145 --> 00:49:33,245 - I've seen you before. - Yes, I think you have. 678 00:49:33,345 --> 00:49:35,145 We played games together. 679 00:49:35,245 --> 00:49:37,695 Yes, you're very fond of games, aren't you? 680 00:49:37,745 --> 00:49:40,074 - I love them. - But you always seem to play the same one. 681 00:49:40,145 --> 00:49:42,406 It's only a means to an end. 682 00:49:43,845 --> 00:49:46,213 I understand, and I apologize. 683 00:49:47,145 --> 00:49:50,267 - Apologize for what, dear lady? - For having misjudged you. 684 00:49:50,345 --> 00:49:54,146 - Your champagne, Peggy. - Oh yes. Let's go inside. 685 00:49:55,145 --> 00:49:57,677 It's suddenly become very cold. I'm shivering. 686 00:49:59,145 --> 00:50:01,320 Goodbye, Donald. - But I'm not Donald! 687 00:50:01,345 --> 00:50:03,302 No, you're not the Donald I thought you were. 688 00:50:03,345 --> 00:50:05,421 Now go tell somebody else the answer to a riddle! 689 00:50:15,845 --> 00:50:16,993 Oh look! Look! 690 00:50:17,145 --> 00:50:18,981 Look at the Scotchman, isn't he marvelous? 691 00:50:20,145 --> 00:50:22,371 Who are you, beautiful Highlander? 692 00:50:23,145 --> 00:50:24,345 I am a ghost. 693 00:50:24,445 --> 00:50:27,357 I am the ghost of Glourie Castle. 694 00:50:28,145 --> 00:50:30,983 If you please sir, look this way! Won't be a moment. 695 00:50:31,145 --> 00:50:32,517 Now, smile! 696 00:50:33,145 --> 00:50:34,442 Smile? Why? 697 00:50:35,145 --> 00:50:36,928 Take that infernal machine away! 698 00:50:37,145 --> 00:50:39,595 - What happened? - I don't know. 699 00:50:40,145 --> 00:50:42,151 - Where is he? - He's disappeared! 700 00:50:42,245 --> 00:50:44,709 - What the... - The most amazing thing I've ever seen! 701 00:50:52,145 --> 00:50:54,245 Wake up! The most unusual thing has happened! 702 00:50:54,345 --> 00:50:55,715 Elmer! Wake up! 703 00:50:55,845 --> 00:50:58,163 The man that appeared in the ballroom, they say he's a ghost! 704 00:50:58,245 --> 00:50:59,900 I just saw him disappear! 705 00:51:01,145 --> 00:51:02,958 Why did you wake me up after midnight 706 00:51:03,845 --> 00:51:04,921 with a silly story like this? 707 00:51:06,145 --> 00:51:07,835 Isn't it All Fools Day today? 708 00:51:08,845 --> 00:51:10,558 I haven't touched liquor the whole night. 709 00:51:10,645 --> 00:51:12,143 He walked right through me, I tell you! 710 00:51:13,845 --> 00:51:16,755 Donald! I don't want you to come in here! Get out! 711 00:51:16,845 --> 00:51:18,354 I'm sorry Peggy, but I can't wait any longer to explain that... 712 00:51:18,445 --> 00:51:20,245 I told you there's nothing to explain! Get out! 713 00:51:20,345 --> 00:51:21,745 Now listen to me, Peggy. 714 00:51:21,845 --> 00:51:23,283 One thing I will not accept, 715 00:51:23,345 --> 00:51:25,808 and that is your complete misunderstanding of what has happened. 716 00:51:26,145 --> 00:51:28,400 Did you see someone in an ancient Scottish costume? 717 00:51:29,145 --> 00:51:31,445 - I saw you in hurdle! - No you didn't! 718 00:51:31,545 --> 00:51:33,123 I know it isn't easy to believe, 719 00:51:33,145 --> 00:51:35,809 but what you really saw wasn't a man of flesh and blood at all, it was... 720 00:51:36,145 --> 00:51:37,245 A ghost! A ghost! 721 00:51:37,345 --> 00:51:39,345 There's a ghost on this ship! - Where? 722 00:51:39,445 --> 00:51:41,007 Of course there is, Mrs. Martin. 723 00:51:41,845 --> 00:51:43,245 I won't have your horrible castle! 724 00:51:43,345 --> 00:51:46,042 You can take back every one of your cursed stones! 725 00:51:46,145 --> 00:51:48,742 - Mother, be quiet! - And you can keep the money too. 726 00:51:49,145 --> 00:51:50,861 - It's all you wanted of us. - Come on... 727 00:51:51,445 --> 00:51:53,569 - What's the trouble? - Ask him, ask him! 728 00:51:54,845 --> 00:51:57,078 - Your wife's seen the ghost. - Nonsense. 729 00:51:58,145 --> 00:52:00,267 Let's have a drink. - It's the truth, Mr. Martin. 730 00:52:00,345 --> 00:52:02,694 The ghost of Glourie Castle's on this ship. 731 00:52:04,145 --> 00:52:06,939 And that Miss Shepperton tells me that she saw him too! 732 00:52:07,845 --> 00:52:09,545 Out of consideration for your wife's feelings, 733 00:52:09,645 --> 00:52:11,145 I think we better call the deal off. 734 00:52:11,245 --> 00:52:13,645 What? Just because a couple of nervous women 735 00:52:13,745 --> 00:52:15,371 thought they were seeing something? 736 00:52:15,445 --> 00:52:17,445 But they did! You've got to believe it! 737 00:52:17,545 --> 00:52:19,975 I'll believe it when I see the ghost myself. 738 00:52:20,145 --> 00:52:23,187 Now you run along Donald and leave Mrs. Martín to me. 739 00:52:24,145 --> 00:52:25,470 All right. 740 00:52:26,145 --> 00:52:27,897 - I'll fix everything. - All right. 741 00:52:30,145 --> 00:52:31,966 Excuse me, sir. Can you tell me where the ghost is? 742 00:52:33,145 --> 00:52:35,445 - You'd really like to see him? - Yes, sir. 743 00:52:35,545 --> 00:52:38,042 Newspapers all over the world will be wanting photographs. 744 00:52:38,845 --> 00:52:39,859 I'll do my best. 745 00:52:40,145 --> 00:52:41,407 Murdoch! 746 00:52:42,145 --> 00:52:44,119 Now get your camera ready. He may be here at any moment. 747 00:52:49,145 --> 00:52:51,000 Good evening, Donald Glourie. 748 00:52:54,145 --> 00:52:55,698 Good evening, Murdoch. 749 00:52:57,145 --> 00:52:58,629 Are you afraid of me? 750 00:53:01,845 --> 00:53:03,811 I haven't been afraid of you since I was a child. 751 00:53:04,145 --> 00:53:06,545 I want to tell you that I'm gravely dissatisfied 752 00:53:06,645 --> 00:53:08,272 with that which has come to pass. 753 00:53:09,145 --> 00:53:10,245 You are dissatisfied? 754 00:53:10,345 --> 00:53:12,545 I suppose you know you've ruined my one chance 755 00:53:12,645 --> 00:53:14,087 to do something with my life. 756 00:53:14,845 --> 00:53:16,407 Your life? Ha! 757 00:53:17,145 --> 00:53:19,691 Wait until you've been through some centuries, as I have. 758 00:53:20,145 --> 00:53:24,065 Haunting, looking for something, and never finding it. 759 00:53:24,145 --> 00:53:25,568 Say, Donald, I want to... 760 00:53:28,445 --> 00:53:29,490 Say. 761 00:53:30,845 --> 00:53:31,930 Now I'm seeing things! 762 00:53:32,145 --> 00:53:34,058 No, Mr. Martin. There really are two of us. 763 00:53:34,145 --> 00:53:36,735 Allow me to introduce my ancestor, Murdoch Glourie. 764 00:53:37,745 --> 00:53:38,706 Ancestor? 765 00:53:38,945 --> 00:53:42,444 Yes, my good man. I am the Glourie ghost. 766 00:53:43,145 --> 00:53:44,512 No. 767 00:53:45,145 --> 00:53:47,667 You're kidding! 768 00:53:48,145 --> 00:53:50,912 Who is this strange spoken fellow? 769 00:53:51,145 --> 00:53:53,087 This is the new owner of Glourie Castle. 770 00:53:54,145 --> 00:53:55,656 He's going to rebuild it in America. 771 00:53:56,445 --> 00:53:57,907 Aren't you, Mr. Martin? 772 00:53:59,145 --> 00:54:01,856 Yes. Stone by stone, 773 00:54:01,945 --> 00:54:04,045 and panel by panel. 774 00:54:04,245 --> 00:54:07,349 Good. It will be pleasant to have a home again. 775 00:54:08,145 --> 00:54:09,515 Goodnight, my friend. 776 00:54:12,145 --> 00:54:14,654 Here, Mr. Martin. Sit down, sit down. 777 00:54:20,845 --> 00:54:22,245 Have a drink of the best. 778 00:54:24,145 --> 00:54:26,560 Yes, a drink of the best. 779 00:54:32,145 --> 00:54:33,806 Try another whisky. 780 00:54:34,845 --> 00:54:35,972 But Mrs. Martin thinks differently, 781 00:54:36,145 --> 00:54:38,102 so there's nothing to do but tear up the contract. 782 00:54:39,845 --> 00:54:41,345 Breaks my heart to do it, 783 00:54:41,845 --> 00:54:45,060 but my wife's wishes are sacred! 784 00:54:46,145 --> 00:54:48,819 Mr. Glourie, again I congratulate you. 785 00:54:49,145 --> 00:54:52,529 And you too, Joe. The wireless is humming with news of the phantom. 786 00:54:53,145 --> 00:54:56,028 It'll be a big story in New York, but don't think you can fool me 787 00:54:56,045 --> 00:55:00,013 with any publicity stories about your haunted castle! 788 00:55:00,845 --> 00:55:03,687 It isn't publicity, and it isn't my castle anymore. 789 00:55:04,145 --> 00:55:05,782 I've given it back to him. 790 00:55:06,445 --> 00:55:08,648 - Is this true? - Yes, I'm afraid it is. 791 00:55:09,145 --> 00:55:12,111 - My wife made me do it. - Well... 792 00:55:12,845 --> 00:55:14,460 I don't mind telling you, Mr. Glourie, 793 00:55:14,545 --> 00:55:16,785 that I'd be interested in buying your castle! 794 00:55:16,845 --> 00:55:18,378 And your performing ghost. 795 00:55:19,145 --> 00:55:20,338 Really? For how much? 796 00:55:22,145 --> 00:55:23,789 Have a cigar. 797 00:55:25,845 --> 00:55:27,562 Wait! I accept, 798 00:55:27,645 --> 00:55:31,003 but no one ever paid so much for a front-page story about a ghost. 799 00:55:31,845 --> 00:55:34,250 Front-page story? What are you doing? 800 00:55:34,345 --> 00:55:36,545 The whole of America is going to learn 801 00:55:36,645 --> 00:55:38,245 that a ghost has crossed the Atlantic 802 00:55:38,345 --> 00:55:41,345 to advertise the superior merit of the Bigelow chain... 803 00:55:41,445 --> 00:55:44,445 What? You want to use the ghost of my castle 804 00:55:44,545 --> 00:55:46,245 for your nasty cheap publicity? 805 00:55:46,345 --> 00:55:48,679 Tough luck Joe. You never should have let it go. 806 00:55:49,145 --> 00:55:51,829 - Have you sold it to him? - I thought you didn't want it. 807 00:55:52,145 --> 00:55:53,524 Who says I didn't want it? 808 00:55:54,145 --> 00:55:56,145 How much is this crook willing to pay you for it? 809 00:55:56,245 --> 00:55:59,038 100,000 dollars precisely. 810 00:56:00,145 --> 00:56:02,797 Some will say I've been over generous, but that's the way I am. 811 00:56:03,145 --> 00:56:06,345 - I'll give you 125,000! - Look here Joe, you can't do that. 812 00:56:06,445 --> 00:56:09,145 See here: My daughter discovered this place, 813 00:56:09,245 --> 00:56:11,564 and I won't have her discovery exploited 814 00:56:11,645 --> 00:56:14,445 to advertise Bigelow's chain groceries! 815 00:56:14,545 --> 00:56:16,095 But your wife will never consent. 816 00:56:16,145 --> 00:56:19,498 My wife has nothing to do with this now. This is business. 817 00:56:20,145 --> 00:56:22,945 All America will soon know that a ghost just crossed the Atlantic 818 00:56:23,045 --> 00:56:27,785 to advertise the superior quality of Martin's Fine Foods! 819 00:56:37,945 --> 00:56:41,045 CITY WELCOMES HAUNTED SHIP 820 00:56:41,145 --> 00:56:43,145 WILL HEALTH DEPT PUT GHOST IN QUARANTINE? 821 00:56:43,245 --> 00:56:45,098 THREE GHOSTS SEEN ON BOAT 822 00:56:45,345 --> 00:56:47,445 GHOST INVASION FROM THE OLD WORLD 823 00:56:48,245 --> 00:56:50,170 The Congress of the United States of America has the duty to call 824 00:56:50,245 --> 00:56:53,128 the attention of every American citizen to this outrage. 825 00:56:53,145 --> 00:56:55,445 To import a ghost into our progressive country, 826 00:56:55,545 --> 00:56:59,562 to allow a spirit to pervade the free air of the United States 827 00:56:59,645 --> 00:57:01,145 which might be acceptable 828 00:57:01,245 --> 00:57:03,761 in the effete atmosphere of the British House of Lords, 829 00:57:03,845 --> 00:57:05,245 but not here. 830 00:57:05,345 --> 00:57:07,082 Yes, my noble Lords. 831 00:57:07,145 --> 00:57:09,345 The fairest flowers of Scottish architecture 832 00:57:09,445 --> 00:57:11,645 are being uprooted from their native soil 833 00:57:11,745 --> 00:57:14,145 to be replanted in an alien land 834 00:57:14,245 --> 00:57:17,450 where the very spirit of Scotland has been prohibited for years. 835 00:57:17,545 --> 00:57:19,745 Not enough this, my noble Lords, 836 00:57:19,845 --> 00:57:22,447 not only our castles, but also our ancestors, 837 00:57:22,545 --> 00:57:25,745 who are being shipped over to please the fancy of a millionaire 838 00:57:25,845 --> 00:57:28,684 who apparently has no ancestors of his own. 839 00:57:29,145 --> 00:57:32,071 Not enough gentlemen, the importation of an alien building, 840 00:57:32,145 --> 00:57:34,833 but an alien ghost is also being imported. 841 00:57:35,845 --> 00:57:37,630 What do our immigration authorities say about this? 842 00:57:37,745 --> 00:57:39,937 What does the great city of New York say? 843 00:57:40,145 --> 00:57:44,188 They accord a civic welcome to this relic of medieval superstition... 844 00:58:27,145 --> 00:58:29,261 BIGELOW GROCERIES 845 00:59:14,945 --> 00:59:15,987 Watch out! 846 00:59:18,145 --> 00:59:19,717 Hey! What are you doing in here? 847 00:59:20,145 --> 00:59:21,600 Hands up or I'll shoot! 848 00:59:45,145 --> 00:59:46,294 Father! 849 00:59:46,845 --> 00:59:48,649 Yes, my son? 850 00:59:48,745 --> 00:59:50,147 I don't like America. 851 00:59:51,145 --> 00:59:52,599 It's worse than the day of the battle. 852 00:59:54,145 --> 00:59:57,045 Then I will allow you to remain invisible 853 00:59:57,145 --> 01:00:00,830 until the opportunity comes for revenge. 854 01:00:02,145 --> 01:00:03,410 But if it never comes? 855 01:00:04,145 --> 01:00:07,360 That is your eternal misfortune. 856 01:00:17,154 --> 01:00:20,799 WELCOME TO SUNNYMEDE, FLORIDA'S LITTLE PARADISE 857 01:00:32,845 --> 01:00:34,859 THE SCOTCH GHOST SNUBS AMERICA 858 01:00:36,145 --> 01:00:39,906 THE GHOST IN A KILT FAILS TO APPEAR AFTER HIS SHOWY ARRIVAL 859 01:01:06,345 --> 01:01:09,738 I never dreamed they'd be able to make it look so nice and new. 860 01:01:10,145 --> 01:01:12,145 But I only hope that horrible old ghost 861 01:01:12,245 --> 01:01:13,758 hasn't found out where they put it. 862 01:01:13,845 --> 01:01:15,745 Don't worry. He'd never be able to recognize it 863 01:01:15,845 --> 01:01:17,254 with all those palm trees. 864 01:01:17,345 --> 01:01:18,884 There's Father! 865 01:01:19,145 --> 01:01:20,610 Hello, Dad! 866 01:01:22,145 --> 01:01:24,145 Don't I look like a real Scotsman now? 867 01:01:24,245 --> 01:01:25,716 Well, almost. 868 01:01:26,145 --> 01:01:28,055 You're pretty good at controlling your enthusiasm, 869 01:01:28,145 --> 01:01:29,945 but I'm glad you changed your mind 870 01:01:30,045 --> 01:01:32,112 and came down to the big inaugural ceremony. 871 01:01:32,145 --> 01:01:33,909 I didn't come down for that. I came to see you. 872 01:01:34,845 --> 01:01:36,917 But what's the idea of the gondola? 873 01:01:37,145 --> 01:01:39,903 That's just sort of a European touch. 874 01:01:42,145 --> 01:01:43,494 Look at that chandelier! 875 01:01:44,145 --> 01:01:46,233 I had it made especially in Bridgeport, Connecticut. 876 01:01:47,145 --> 01:01:49,611 It's a lot better than all those old smelly candles, eh? 877 01:01:50,145 --> 01:01:53,012 Don't you think we've done a wonderful job of the reconstruction? 878 01:01:53,145 --> 01:01:55,355 Yes Donald, I think you've done fine. 879 01:01:55,445 --> 01:01:57,984 The modern improvements were all Mr. Martin's idea. 880 01:01:58,845 --> 01:02:01,206 But have you really got rid of that ghost? 881 01:02:02,145 --> 01:02:04,155 We've done much better than that! 882 01:02:04,245 --> 01:02:07,212 We've trained him. Eh, Donald? 883 01:02:09,145 --> 01:02:11,958 Even so, I do not want him in my house. 884 01:02:13,845 --> 01:02:14,907 What's that? 885 01:02:14,945 --> 01:02:17,897 Nothing to be scared of, Honey. Here. 886 01:02:19,145 --> 01:02:20,343 It's a radio. 887 01:02:24,145 --> 01:02:25,696 Kind of cute, eh, Donald? 888 01:02:26,145 --> 01:02:28,958 I'm afraid I don't fully understand the meaning of the word "cute". 889 01:02:30,145 --> 01:02:31,545 Say, you sound to me like another one 890 01:02:31,645 --> 01:02:34,141 of those enthusiasm controllers. Like Peggy. 891 01:02:34,845 --> 01:02:35,878 She don't like my hat. 892 01:02:36,145 --> 01:02:38,280 - Is Peggy here? - Yes, just arrived. 893 01:02:39,145 --> 01:02:42,146 Well, come on Gladys. I'll show you around. 894 01:02:43,145 --> 01:02:46,945 It's going to be absolutely the most magnificent illumination 895 01:02:47,045 --> 01:02:48,845 in the history of Florida. 896 01:02:49,145 --> 01:02:50,509 Are you coming, Donald? 897 01:02:51,145 --> 01:02:52,791 Thanks, I'll join you later. 898 01:03:08,145 --> 01:03:10,145 What are you saying? 899 01:03:10,245 --> 01:03:11,656 Open the window! 900 01:03:12,145 --> 01:03:13,684 You were right, Peggy! I should never have let them 901 01:03:13,745 --> 01:03:16,270 turn this castle of mine into an advertisement for groceries! 902 01:03:16,345 --> 01:03:19,314 I've made a fool of myself Peggy, and all because I love you! 903 01:03:21,145 --> 01:03:22,345 If I could talk as well as Murdoch, 904 01:03:22,445 --> 01:03:24,945 I'd have told you long ago that I love you, but now I must go, 905 01:03:25,045 --> 01:03:27,771 and all I'll be able to say is "goodbye". 906 01:03:28,145 --> 01:03:29,832 But I want you to hear that! 907 01:03:30,845 --> 01:03:32,486 What was that, Donald? What were you saying? 908 01:03:32,845 --> 01:03:34,145 Well...I was... 909 01:03:34,245 --> 01:03:36,930 Donald, the moat is leaking into the wine cellar. 910 01:03:36,945 --> 01:03:38,705 Come and have a look. 911 01:03:38,745 --> 01:03:40,145 All right, Mr. Martin. 912 01:03:40,245 --> 01:03:42,453 I was only trying to tell you that tomorrow I must go. 913 01:03:43,845 --> 01:03:44,855 Donald! 914 01:03:53,145 --> 01:03:57,845 WILL THE GHOST SHOW HIMSELF? CASTLE INAUGURATION TONIGHT. 915 01:03:57,855 --> 01:04:02,094 PSYCHIC SOCIETY INVITED TO VERIFY THE EXISTENCE OF JOE MARTIN'S GHOST. 916 01:04:10,145 --> 01:04:12,210 Now we better rehearse that again. 917 01:04:13,145 --> 01:04:15,348 Now you understand? When I say, "Silence, 918 01:04:16,145 --> 01:04:18,635 dont you hear a strange noise?" 919 01:04:19,145 --> 01:04:20,857 - Yes, sir. - Careful. 920 01:04:21,845 --> 01:04:26,364 Silence! Don't you hear a strange noise? 921 01:04:29,845 --> 01:04:32,089 That sounded perfect, Bondsdale. 922 01:04:32,145 --> 01:04:34,855 Donald, you stop behind that chair... 923 01:04:35,145 --> 01:04:37,117 Yes? What do I do then? 924 01:04:37,845 --> 01:04:39,145 You say something like... 925 01:04:39,245 --> 01:04:44,145 "Joseph J. Martin and guests, I greet you." 926 01:04:44,245 --> 01:04:47,060 I'm sorry Mr. Martin, but the Glourie ghost wouldn't come here 927 01:04:47,145 --> 01:04:49,036 especially to extend greetings. 928 01:04:49,145 --> 01:04:51,145 Well okay, say whatever you think's suitable. 929 01:04:51,245 --> 01:04:53,745 But you better run on along and get dressed now, because it's 10:30, 930 01:04:53,845 --> 01:04:55,672 and the supper will be starting soon. 931 01:04:55,745 --> 01:04:58,345 And remember! You don't come in until you hear the tray fall, 932 01:04:58,445 --> 01:05:02,392 on the line: "Don't you hear a strange noise". 933 01:05:04,145 --> 01:05:05,332 That's right. You've got it. 934 01:05:13,145 --> 01:05:15,170 - Who is it? - Are they going to stop? 935 01:05:21,145 --> 01:05:21,846 Mr. Bigelow, 936 01:05:21,945 --> 01:05:23,545 do you care to make a statement? - What kind of a statement? 937 01:05:23,645 --> 01:05:25,945 - We're going to broadcast these events tonight. - Very interesting. 938 01:05:26,045 --> 01:05:28,727 The radio audience wants all possible angles on the ghost. 939 01:05:28,745 --> 01:05:30,893 I'll tell you boys, my angle is this: 940 01:05:31,145 --> 01:05:32,963 When my good friend Joe Martin 941 01:05:33,045 --> 01:05:34,645 bought this castle from Mr. Donald Glourie, 942 01:05:34,745 --> 01:05:37,013 it was understood that a ghost went with it. 943 01:05:37,145 --> 01:05:39,155 You see, Mr. Donald Glourie is a Scotchman, 944 01:05:39,245 --> 01:05:41,059 and the Scotch are a clever race. 945 01:05:41,145 --> 01:05:43,345 Then I can quote you with saying that the ghost is a fraud? 946 01:05:43,445 --> 01:05:46,323 I'm not saying that. Not precisely that. 947 01:05:47,145 --> 01:05:49,475 Mr. Martin, if you don't mind my saying so, 948 01:05:49,545 --> 01:05:52,260 I don't think that costume is quite appropriate 949 01:05:52,345 --> 01:05:54,982 to a serious scientific meeting like this. 950 01:05:55,045 --> 01:05:56,245 Why, what do you mean? 951 01:05:56,345 --> 01:05:58,345 I have to be faithful to the spirit of this old castle, don't I? 952 01:05:58,445 --> 01:06:00,945 And besides, I know of no one in the United States 953 01:06:01,045 --> 01:06:04,345 who has a better right than me to a geniuine Scotch costume. 954 01:06:04,445 --> 01:06:06,151 - Good eveining, Joe. - Hello, Ed. 955 01:06:06,245 --> 01:06:09,245 Ladies and gentlemen, this is Mr. E. L. Bigelow, 956 01:06:09,345 --> 01:06:11,325 who does not believe in ghosts. 957 01:06:15,145 --> 01:06:17,125 Say, why did you put on a disguise? 958 01:06:17,145 --> 01:06:19,183 In honor of your friend, the ghost! 959 01:06:19,445 --> 01:06:21,276 Let me tell you, Ed Bigelow, 960 01:06:21,345 --> 01:06:25,212 Tonight's meeting is scientific. It is not a fancy dress party. 961 01:06:26,845 --> 01:06:29,045 I'm quite aware, Joe, of the importance of the gathering, 962 01:06:29,145 --> 01:06:30,947 but why your own disguise? 963 01:06:31,145 --> 01:06:32,645 I've just been explaining 964 01:06:32,745 --> 01:06:34,620 that no one in the United States has a better right. 965 01:06:35,145 --> 01:06:38,914 And now folks, we're going to hear some real Scotch music! 966 01:07:02,145 --> 01:07:03,245 Dad! 967 01:07:03,345 --> 01:07:07,985 Hello. Oh, you're all dressed up. Are you coming downstairs? 968 01:07:08,145 --> 01:07:10,006 I might come down later. Is Donald there? 969 01:07:10,145 --> 01:07:12,505 No, he's...gone. 970 01:07:14,145 --> 01:07:15,429 Gone? Where? 971 01:07:16,845 --> 01:07:18,806 I don't know. Away. 972 01:07:19,845 --> 01:07:21,474 But he didn't tell me he was leaving tonight. 973 01:07:22,145 --> 01:07:24,145 You see, he was in a hurry. And so am I. 974 01:07:24,245 --> 01:07:25,861 Are you really coming down? 975 01:07:26,145 --> 01:07:27,582 No, I don't think I will, now I... 976 01:07:28,145 --> 01:07:30,270 I think you're right. It will be terribly dull. 977 01:07:30,345 --> 01:07:32,055 Goodnight, Peggy. - Goodnight, Dad. 978 01:07:39,145 --> 01:07:42,161 Well Donald, they're all here, including Ed Bigelow. 979 01:07:42,245 --> 01:07:45,545 We're going to have a fine time. - Fine for you perhaps but for me... 980 01:07:45,645 --> 01:07:47,145 All you've got to do is come in, 981 01:07:47,245 --> 01:07:49,009 look like the ghost, and then leave. 982 01:07:49,145 --> 01:07:50,985 I know. But it makes me feel such a fool. 983 01:07:51,145 --> 01:07:52,912 You're not backing out, are you? 984 01:07:52,945 --> 01:07:54,445 Oh no. I promised to do it and I shall do it, 985 01:07:54,545 --> 01:07:55,896 to the best of my ability. 986 01:07:56,145 --> 01:07:59,547 I have a little present for you here. Look. 987 01:07:59,645 --> 01:08:01,145 Oh yes. Thanks very much. 988 01:08:01,245 --> 01:08:03,577 But I haven't been able to get any whisky out of it. 989 01:08:03,845 --> 01:08:05,921 I don't believe you examined it very closely. 990 01:08:08,145 --> 01:08:09,871 Nice idea, isn't it? 991 01:08:12,145 --> 01:08:14,790 You like it? - Oh yes, I love it. 992 01:08:29,145 --> 01:08:32,297 I can hardly wait to see Ed Bigelow's face when you blow in! 993 01:09:03,145 --> 01:09:05,313 Now that's enough! That's enough! 994 01:09:07,145 --> 01:09:10,299 The music is beautiful, but we mustn't have too much of it. 995 01:09:10,345 --> 01:09:12,797 That's true, but why do you have any at all? 996 01:09:13,145 --> 01:09:14,831 You don't know about that. 997 01:09:15,145 --> 01:09:17,852 You see, it's an old Scots' custom during dinner. 998 01:09:18,145 --> 01:09:22,357 - I don't see Mr. Donald Glourie. - No, he's...he's gone away. 999 01:09:22,445 --> 01:09:24,445 I see. I thought 1000 01:09:24,545 --> 01:09:27,591 perhaps that empty chair at the end of the table had been saved for him. 1001 01:09:28,145 --> 01:09:31,005 That chair has been reserved for our guest of honor: 1002 01:09:31,145 --> 01:09:35,820 Murdoch Glourie, who died 200 years ago. 1003 01:10:07,845 --> 01:10:09,352 Murdoch! 1004 01:10:09,445 --> 01:10:11,019 Murdoch Glourie! 1005 01:10:13,145 --> 01:10:16,439 Aren't you afraid of Murdoch Glourie? 1006 01:10:16,845 --> 01:10:19,638 I couldn't be afraid of anyone I've known for such a long time. 1007 01:10:21,145 --> 01:10:23,077 I'd like to talk to you, Murdoch Glourie. 1008 01:10:23,845 --> 01:10:28,130 And what can a beautiful young girl have to say to a dreary old ghost? 1009 01:10:29,145 --> 01:10:31,697 When I first saw you that night in the old castle, 1010 01:10:32,145 --> 01:10:35,051 I didn't know what... Who you were. 1011 01:10:36,145 --> 01:10:39,773 Do you remember? - Yes, I remember, Peggy. 1012 01:10:40,845 --> 01:10:42,961 That's the first time you've called me by my name. 1013 01:10:43,845 --> 01:10:46,788 But when you say it, it sounds as if you're really Donald. 1014 01:10:47,145 --> 01:10:49,916 But if he were speaking to you, you wouldn't listen. 1015 01:10:50,145 --> 01:10:52,922 He won't speak to me again. He's gone. 1016 01:10:54,145 --> 01:10:56,208 He wasn't very much interested in me. 1017 01:10:58,145 --> 01:11:01,093 - I think you're mistaken, Peggy. - How do you think that? 1018 01:11:02,145 --> 01:11:03,601 Well, because I know him. 1019 01:11:03,645 --> 01:11:06,845 He's one of those stupid men who are afraid to be sincere. 1020 01:11:06,945 --> 01:11:08,682 He thought you were laughing at him. 1021 01:11:09,145 --> 01:11:10,764 I guess I was stupid too. 1022 01:11:11,845 --> 01:11:13,237 I couldn't say what was in my heart. 1023 01:11:14,845 --> 01:11:16,145 But if he were to come back and say 1024 01:11:16,245 --> 01:11:18,398 what's in his heart, that he loves you? 1025 01:11:19,045 --> 01:11:20,145 If he loved me, 1026 01:11:20,245 --> 01:11:22,454 he wouldn't have gone away without saying a word to me. 1027 01:11:23,145 --> 01:11:25,163 But he wants to say a lot of words to you, 1028 01:11:25,245 --> 01:11:26,724 and he may not be very far from here. 1029 01:11:27,145 --> 01:11:28,919 What would you say to him, Peggy? 1030 01:11:31,145 --> 01:11:32,536 I would tell him that I love him. 1031 01:11:33,145 --> 01:11:34,720 But he won't come back. 1032 01:11:34,845 --> 01:11:37,113 He will come back Peggy! I promise you! 1033 01:11:50,145 --> 01:11:51,290 Silence! 1034 01:11:53,145 --> 01:11:55,440 Don't you hear a strange noise? 1035 01:11:58,145 --> 01:11:59,708 He's seen him! The butler's seen him! 1036 01:11:59,745 --> 01:12:01,445 Look sharp everybody, he's about to appear. 1037 01:12:01,545 --> 01:12:04,275 - Quiet, please be quiet. - I don't see a thing! 1038 01:12:05,845 --> 01:12:08,247 - No, but you will. - I've got my glasses on, 1039 01:12:08,345 --> 01:12:10,360 but I don't see anything unusual. - Where is he? 1040 01:12:10,845 --> 01:12:12,045 That's funny, 1041 01:12:12,145 --> 01:12:16,262 I distinctly heard sounds like rattling of chains and moaning. 1042 01:12:16,345 --> 01:12:19,145 - Chains and moaning? - Yes, possibly the ghost 1043 01:12:19,345 --> 01:12:22,935 was just passing near here. But he'll be back later. 1044 01:12:23,145 --> 01:12:25,121 Maybe the phantom's wristwatch is slow 1045 01:12:25,145 --> 01:12:26,752 and he doesn't know it's past midnight. 1046 01:12:27,845 --> 01:12:30,261 Why don't you send one of the servants to page him? 1047 01:12:33,145 --> 01:12:34,645 We are bringing you a broadcast 1048 01:12:34,745 --> 01:12:37,945 of the big reception for the famous phantom of Glourie Castle. 1049 01:12:38,045 --> 01:12:41,249 Outstanding amongst the guests is Mr. E. L. Bigelow, 1050 01:12:41,345 --> 01:12:42,979 who expresses the opinion 1051 01:12:43,145 --> 01:12:46,145 that the whole ghost story is no more than a gigantic hoax. 1052 01:12:46,245 --> 01:12:48,645 Mr. Bigelow has made personal investigations 1053 01:12:48,745 --> 01:12:52,145 which indicate that the Glouries are not really a great Scotch family. 1054 01:12:52,245 --> 01:12:54,045 Mr. Bigelow follows this 1055 01:12:54,245 --> 01:12:56,959 with several other accusations against Mr. Martin and Mr. Donald Glourie. 1056 01:12:57,845 --> 01:12:59,132 He has asked us however 1057 01:12:59,145 --> 01:13:02,024 not to make these public until the end of tonight's experiment... 1058 01:13:08,845 --> 01:13:10,145 What's the matter, Joe? 1059 01:13:10,245 --> 01:13:13,096 Do you hear some more groans or moans or clanking? 1060 01:13:14,145 --> 01:13:17,245 The ghosts is here somewhere, but I guess he got lost. 1061 01:13:17,345 --> 01:13:20,721 I'll go and find him myself. - Try whistling for him. 1062 01:13:24,845 --> 01:13:25,880 Why, Donald! 1063 01:13:26,145 --> 01:13:27,417 I thought that you were gone. 1064 01:13:28,845 --> 01:13:29,951 There's been some mistake. 1065 01:13:30,145 --> 01:13:32,145 In fact, a rather serious mistake. 1066 01:13:32,245 --> 01:13:35,145 Ladies and gentlemen, I think I can inform you 1067 01:13:35,245 --> 01:13:37,245 that we shall see no phantom tonight. 1068 01:13:37,345 --> 01:13:39,949 Forgive me Mrs. Martin, but there's something I must say to Mr. Bigelow. 1069 01:13:40,145 --> 01:13:42,674 Go ahead and say it my friend. I'm listening. 1070 01:13:43,845 --> 01:13:45,133 It had better be said outside. 1071 01:13:45,845 --> 01:13:47,998 Then I'm afraid you'll have to wait until I'm ready to leave. 1072 01:13:49,145 --> 01:13:51,818 I see that you and Joe are wearing the same tartan. 1073 01:13:52,145 --> 01:13:55,730 Do you belong to Martin's Fine Foods' clan? 1074 01:13:56,145 --> 01:13:59,369 Don't you talk to him about tartans! He's a real Scotsman. 1075 01:14:00,145 --> 01:14:02,545 Possibly, but I happen to be connected with a family 1076 01:14:02,645 --> 01:14:04,249 far more important than the Glouries. 1077 01:14:05,145 --> 01:14:06,755 I've never heard of the clan Bigelow. 1078 01:14:07,145 --> 01:14:10,371 No, this tartan belongs to the clan of my mother's ancestors, 1079 01:14:10,445 --> 01:14:12,748 of which I am the last representive. 1080 01:14:13,145 --> 01:14:16,402 It's the tartan of the distinguished clan MacLaggan. 1081 01:14:17,145 --> 01:14:20,345 - Did you say MacLaggan? - Yes, MacLaggan. Take your hands off me! 1082 01:14:20,445 --> 01:14:22,268 Murdoch! Murdoch! Did you hear that? 1083 01:14:30,145 --> 01:14:32,025 Where is this MacLaggan? 1084 01:14:32,445 --> 01:14:34,336 Right there. The fellow with the kilt. 1085 01:14:35,145 --> 01:14:36,701 Very good joke, Mr. Glourie. 1086 01:14:38,145 --> 01:14:39,604 Very amusing, indeed! 1087 01:14:41,145 --> 01:14:42,578 Get away from me! 1088 01:14:49,145 --> 01:14:50,145 MacLaggan! 1089 01:14:50,245 --> 01:14:51,794 I told you to get away from me! 1090 01:14:52,445 --> 01:14:53,779 I don't like practical jokes! 1091 01:14:54,845 --> 01:14:56,087 You're not scaring me. 1092 01:15:14,145 --> 01:15:15,614 Turn, MacLaggan! 1093 01:15:23,145 --> 01:15:26,149 Now, will you have the goodness to repeat these words after me? 1094 01:15:26,245 --> 01:15:28,933 Yes sir. Yes sir. Anything you say, sir! 1095 01:15:29,145 --> 01:15:31,445 In the name of every MacLaggan 1096 01:15:31,545 --> 01:15:34,664 whoever disgraced the fair name of Scotland... 1097 01:15:38,145 --> 01:15:39,345 In the name of every MacLaggan 1098 01:15:39,445 --> 01:15:41,397 whoever disgraced the fair name of Scotland... 1099 01:15:43,845 --> 01:15:45,711 I humbly apologize 1100 01:15:46,145 --> 01:15:48,923 for the insult to my superiors, the Glouries. 1101 01:15:50,145 --> 01:15:51,562 I humbly apologize 1102 01:15:51,645 --> 01:15:54,774 for the insult to my superiors, the Glouries. 1103 01:15:55,145 --> 01:15:56,845 And I freely admit 1104 01:15:59,045 --> 01:16:01,345 that one Glourie 1105 01:16:02,845 --> 01:16:06,619 can thrash 50 MacLaggans. 1106 01:16:07,845 --> 01:16:09,345 Can thrash 50 MacLaggans. 1107 01:16:09,445 --> 01:16:11,924 Now, touch the floor with your nose. 1108 01:16:19,845 --> 01:16:22,059 Farewell, last of the MacLaggans. 1109 01:16:30,845 --> 01:16:32,702 Father! Father! Is that enough? 1110 01:16:33,145 --> 01:16:34,784 Yes, my son! 1111 01:16:35,145 --> 01:16:38,172 Your mission is fulfilled, 1112 01:16:39,145 --> 01:16:40,648 and now if you wish, 1113 01:16:41,145 --> 01:16:44,929 you may join your noble ancestors in Heaven. 1114 01:16:45,845 --> 01:16:50,779 I do wish, for I have grown very very weary of this earth. 1115 01:16:54,145 --> 01:16:56,847 Thank you Donald, for finding me a MacLaggan. 1116 01:16:57,845 --> 01:17:01,364 It was a pleasure, Murdoch. And now I suppose you'll be leaving us. 1117 01:17:01,445 --> 01:17:04,242 Yes, I'm very happy to go. 1118 01:17:05,145 --> 01:17:08,869 I leave you now to defend the honor of our great name. 1119 01:17:10,145 --> 01:17:14,006 Farewell, last of the Glouries. 1120 01:17:14,845 --> 01:17:16,447 Farewell, kinsman. 1121 01:17:20,845 --> 01:17:23,118 Now smile, smile. The reporters are here. 1122 01:17:23,145 --> 01:17:24,445 They want you to make a statement 1123 01:17:24,545 --> 01:17:27,160 about that famous fraud, the Glourie ghost. 1124 01:17:27,245 --> 01:17:29,007 Is it true that you saw it, Mr. Bigelow? 1125 01:17:29,145 --> 01:17:29,969 What did he look like? 1126 01:17:30,045 --> 01:17:31,799 - Did he say anything? - Did he do anything? 1127 01:17:34,145 --> 01:17:36,483 Leave him alone, he's not feeling so good. 1128 01:17:37,145 --> 01:17:38,545 Come now, I want you to see 1129 01:17:38,645 --> 01:17:41,445 absolutely the finest display in the history of Florida, 1130 01:17:41,545 --> 01:17:44,918 provided by Martin's Fine Foods. 1131 01:17:45,645 --> 01:17:48,345 And now Donald, why don't you tell me the answer to the riddle? 1132 01:17:48,445 --> 01:17:50,145 I can't tell you the answer, 1133 01:17:50,245 --> 01:17:54,482 but for the honor of the Glouries, I must give you back the forfeit. 89347