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LAURA
Subtitles by Seglora
What a terrible way for a beautiful dame like that to die
I've seen her murdered in all kinds of brutal ways
But this dame,that face,blasted at close range with a shotgun
Hello Danny what are you up to?
You scared the life out of me
I think you were through with investigating the place
That doesn't give you any right to be here
-How did you get in ? With a pass key? -Yeah
Being the janitor's son. I'm just going over her records
What's that your plan?
I guess Laura was playing them the night she died
They were her favorites
Do you know Mr MacPherson.
Why would anyone want to kill a smart girl like Laura Howe?
I don't know ,Danny,that's what I am here to find out
Try to catch him.If I catch him
You felt a lot of her,didn't you?
A lot of her? There was as much her as my own ma
She always had time for me
Although so busy.Loved Laura? She was never to busy for me
I'm sorry for you,Danny
You know something? I think I would have liked her too
Everybody did
But there was only one thing I didn't understand about her
Her suitors
What are they?
Mr Lydecker and Mr Carpenter
What about them?
I never knew what she saw in those two squares
You don't like them?
No
Jealous?
No.But I shouldn't want to marry that slob Carpenter and that drip Lydecker
Mr Drip Lydecker, to you sonny
What were you saying my midget friend?
I mean it.She was too good for you
That is a matter of opinion
-Hello,Lydecker -How do you do
The flesh is still warm and they sit here ghoulishly playing one of her record
It was the last record she played. She liked it
An unfortunate weakness in one whose taste was otherwise flawless
Those of us who loved her preferred to cherish the memory of a gracious soul
What brings you here,Mr Lydecker?
Precisely the question I was about to ask you
Didn't I read that the constabulary had evacuated the premises
You haven't answered my question
I was curious to see the devastation that usually follows in the wake of the police
For the past three days I've been sitting in my apartment
shuddering of the thought of their heavy hands on her things
You're not riding your usual the flowery calm at the moment,Mr Lydecker
So you read it?
I didn't say that
Is it per chance too literate for you?
Frankly too corny,now I like to know what brings you here
I want to be of help to you,Mr MacPherson
There are some things about Laura that I only knew
and if I may say so,to solve the puzzle of a woman's death
one must first resolve the mystery of her life
That's pretty elementary,Watson
Greetings
Don't stand there gaping,Bessie
The detective is holding an open house, why don't you go and whip up some canapes
Bessie came up here with me to help me take inventory
Is that all right with you?
Go right ahead
But nothing leaves the apartment until I'm through with the case
Laura's sister wrote and ask me to take care of her things
Why you?
Why not? As her fiance I would be expected to,wouldn't I?
I can still see her lying there
Bessie,be quiet will you
I'd better get started on her things
Mr Carpenter,can I have some of her records?
-Well -The vultures gather
Danny you better run along now
We'll talk about the records in a few days
we will make a list of the ones you want, and see what we can do about it
Shelby.As a possible heir it may interest you to know
that the Ascot gallery is for things they can sell this picture
I'm keeping it myself
I don't know why.The painter was so much in love with her
that he lost all perspective
You are jealous of him
Laura thought enough of it to hung in her living room
Does it look like her?
Yes it does.Remarkably,captures all her.Warmth and vitality
Nonsense.Makes her look like a wilful empty headed jade
I resent that.She may have been spirited but
she was sane and thoughtful in everything she did
That's what I liked about her
What do you know about it?
More than you think
Even though I never met her
Second-hand amnesia
Often more objective than first-hand contact
I've been looking at this dame for three days now
Been through her correspondence, cheque books,bureau, closets
I know her choice in food,liquor, clothes and perfume
All that adds up to one thing
She must have been quite a dame
Would you kindly refrain from referring to Laura as dame
How would you call her?
She was a woman of distinction, of great beauty and character
I'm sure of that
She must have been quite a dame too
Seems to me that you're more interested in the victim than the murderer
Could you come in and look at a few things,Mr Carpenter?
Yes
I wish he takes it away, violates my memory of her
Why?
Why? I'll show you why
I've gone through that already
Take another look at this album and see if you think the portrait does her justice
Now then
Do these look like anything like worn on the portrait?
Has that fool painter caught it anything of that?
The real Laura
Look.Here what she look like when she is getting started in the advertising business
I gave her her start but it was through her own talent
that she was enabled to rise to the top of her profession and stay there
Through me she met everyone and captivated them all
She had warmth and vitality,she had an authentic magnetism
But it was through me that she became what she did
I created the beautiful woman you see here
I wouldn't take so much credit if I were you
Seems to me that nature gave you a mighty big hand
You mean you would compare these pictures with the one I created?
Yes.And you know something? I like the other one better
That doesn't surprise me
You seem to me that your taste runs more
to the fronts of Flatbush and the dames in the Bronx
Were you in love with her?
My love for Laura was not merely a man's desire for a pretty bimbo
I was a cold and egocentric man
who amused himself by showering a naive child with treats and trinkets
Her gratitude warmed me
Was she in love with you?
Helas,no
But she considered me to be the wisest,wittiest
and the most interesting man she had ever met
I was in complete accord with her on that point
MacPherson,you wouldn't understand this
but I tried to become the kindest,gentlest and most sympathetic man in the whole world
And,brother,you failed
Someday,MacPherson,at the slightest provocation
I'm going to take after you in my column Hamilton Tongs
I may even see to it that you lose your job
Now,shall we have a drink on that?
Well,Sherlock,a clue, a bottle of the cheapest bourbon,where did this come from?
The only bourbon that Laura ever used was old reserve
I put it there
Was this Miss Howe's?
She wouldn't drink that awful stuff
Whose was it?
I don't know
Bessie,you thought a lot of Miss Howe,didn't you?
I loved her
Ask anyone.Anyone who ever came to this apartment
It wasn't only on account of the thousand and one sweet things she did for me,
the presents and clothes she gave me
It was because she was so sweet herself, because she was a real fine lady
Bessie.You thought so much of her
you'd like us to find her murderer, wouldn't you?
Yes
What about the bottle then? Who are you shielding?
-Her -Her?
-Miss Howe -Miss Howe is dead
But her reputation isn't and I did not want anybody
getting any wrong ideas about her because,rest her kind soul
That's why I took it off from the dressing table
and put it in the cabin before the police got here
What did you do then?
I washed the glasses and locked the bottle
and I took away and wiped everything in the apartment
I don't believe in fingerprints
You know what happens to people who destroy evidence?
I don't care,I would do it all over again for her
You are going back about your work I'll talk to you later
Shelby.Bessie has been revealing some interesting things about your fiancee
Apparently I was not your only rival
What do you mean?
She deserted us on Friday night to keep a tryst with someone in this apartment
That's a malicious lie
Mute evidence
A bottle of the cheapest bourbon and two glasses
Cut it out Lydecker,we have no proof of anything
So don't talk like that about her,do you understand?
My,my,my,my
I am beginning to think that if Laura had lived,
there would have been three of us in love with her
With the exception of the fact,Mr MacPherson
that had she lived,you would never had met her
You didn't exactly travel in the same circles,did you?
Rather ironic,don't you think?
I must remind myself to do a column on it sometime
I think we could all do with a drink
Hello Hendrix.I am at the Howe's place
Better get a man to tail Carpenter.
Just left here ought to be at the Althea Club in 10 minutes
Call the HQ and let another man take your place
Nothing much.So long
You suspect him?
I suspect everyone,you included
How exciting! I've never been a suspect before,I think I shall enjoy it
I'd better be running along now
Will you put a tail on me too,when I leave?
That won't be necessary
Why not?
I'm going to take a run over to your place with you
Whatever for?
I don't know,maybe I just like to see how the idle rich live
Frankly,man,I've no time for such nonsense
I have an appointment, I must shave and bathe
That's fine.I'll scrub your back
It's an exact duplicate of the clock in her apartment,isn't it?
Yes,and incidentally and the other clock on suite too
There are several things in her apartment
which belong to me and I intend to get them back
If Shelby thinks for a minute
that he or her sister is going to have them he is sadly mistaken
Now see here,MacPherson, it is all very well
if you are going through her correspondence but mine?
What do you got there?
On Friday night Laura had a dinner engagement with me
after which she was ostensibly was going out of town,
she phoned and canceled her engagement at exactly 7 o'clock
I ate a lonely dinner and then got into my tub to read
Why do you find that so interesting?
I told you that at the first time of questioning
Yes,I know,but why did you write it down?
Are you afraid that you might forget it?
I am one of the most widely misquoted man in America
When my friends do it,I resent it
from either sources for the truth for yourself I should find it intolerable,
now why don’t you go and pester Shelby for a change and leave me my bathing
Btw I have a tip for you
it might interest you to know that Shelby collect shotguns
I've seen the collection,
the warehouse records show the guns have not been touched in over a year
there's a layer of dust on the cases
A man might have shotguns that he didn't keep in a warehouse
I doubt that Carpenter have the type that was used
Poor Laura,how ironic,if it was Shelby,
it was discovered his treachery before she died
What do you suppose she saw in him anyway?
All of us who loved her ponder that mystery
-but I suppose that she pitied him -Why?
He was an alcoholic when she met him down–at–the–heels and couldn't hold a job
She managed to get him into her agency
and straightened him out and helped him a lot
Hand me that towel,you?
This one
And the robe
And don't touch anything in there, they are all collector's items
They are fragile
In distance Hello
Yes
Well,well,well,well
What do you looking so smug about?
Tell me,Mr MacPherson,have you ever been married?
I don't know what that have to do with anything,
but no I've never been married
-I thought not -Why?
Your interest in Laura is more than professional
To solve the mystery of a woman's death,
you must first know her life, you said that yourself
Why have you never been married?
The ones I wanted were always married
Very interesting this passion that you have for women that are unavailable
What's this all about?
That call was from the Ascot's gallery,
they wanted to know if I was interested in buying the picture,
in as much as a certain Mr MacPherson has put in a bid for it
What are you doing here?
Who are you?
You're alive
If you don't get out of her at once I'm going to call the police
You are Laura Howe,aren't you?
Aren't you Laura Howe?
I'm going to call the police
I'm the police
Mark MacPherson
Laura?
Yes
What's this all about?
Don't you know? Didn't you?
Haven't you got the papers, don't you know what happened?
No
Where you've been?
In my country place,we don't get the papers there
Haven't you got a radio?
My radio was broken,would you tell me what this is all about?
Somebody was murdered in this room
Any idea who it was?
-No -Sure?
Yes
When did this happen?
Friday night
You'd better have a drink
What are you going to do?
Find out who is murdered
Then find the murderer
You feel up to answering any questions now?
No,let me just get these things off first
Look,I found this hanging in my closet
It's Diane Redburn's dress
Who is Diane Redburn?
One of our models.But it wasn't hanging there when I left
Has she ever stayed here?
No
He killed Diane Redburn thinking it was me
How did she ever get in here?
I don't know
This is Monday night and you left Friday, rather long week end isn't it?
Yes.I always go for a long week end
What train did you take?
7 26 to Stonehatch
Did you see anybody on the train?
No
And then what?
I got off the train at Stonehatch
Anybody knew you on the station?
No
Go on
I got off the train and I went to the garage where I kept my car
It's a private garage and nobody saw me there either
And I drove home
You were there for three days. What did you do?
I read,I worked in my garden
Didn't you go out during all that time?
No,I had everything I needed at the house
No one keeper to see you
Nobody
The police were there Saturday, there was no one in the house
Oh,I went for a long walk on Saturday, I walked for a long time
You were to marry Shelby Carpenter this week,Thursday if I'm not mistaken
Yes
Yet you went away just before your wedding for a long week end to be alone
-Yes,I was upset -What about?
Diane Redburn came to my office on Friday morning
to tell me that she was in love with the man I was going to marry
It worries me although I knew she meant nothing to Shelby
Did he had a key to the apartment?
No
Are you sure she meant nothing to him?
Absolutely nothing
She was found here in your apartment,
wearing your clothes,that must strike you as being odd
Did you suspect that he'd bring her here Friday night?
How should I,he has no key
And I don't know that he brought her, and neither do you,you are merely assuming
There are other assumptions as possible
You love this fellow Carpenter so much, you'd risk your own safety to protect him
My safety? Are you suspecting me?
The unfortunate position of having to suspect everyone
Don't you see that I'm just trying to get at the truth
Yes
I see you read things I meant nobody else ever to see
That's strange.You know how I feel about things and people
It's kind of intimacy between us
And I hardly know you
You hardly know me,that's right
But I know a great deal about you
Excuse me,I have some phone calls to make
Sorry but I must ask you not to use the phone or leave the apartment
Shouldn't I let people know that I am alive?
No
Why?
If someone was after you,and knew you were alive,they might try again
Am I under arrest?
No
But if anything happens to you this time,I wouldn't like it
I'd better say good-bye,I 'll see you in the morning
One more thing,it will save us lot of unnecessary fencing
You went away to make up your mind about marrying Carpenter,what did you decide?
I decided not to marry him
I'll see you in the morning, don't worry.Good Night
Good Night
What?
Yes,I'll tell him
It wasn't Laura Howe that was murdered but a model with a name of Diane Redburn
Yeah.How did they find out?
Her sister reported her missing since Friday
she insisted on going through the morgue and identified her
Tell the chief to keep it out of the papers,I want to handle this my way
-Hello? -It's Laura
Don't say anything on the phone,meet me right away in front of the art museum
A little better than to trust dames
Come on
You follow her,I'll tail Carpenter
Taking it down or putting it away Carpenter?
It has been fired lately
Yeah.Used for hunting the last weekend I stayed here
You know about guns,don't you?
Yeah
Why don't you clean it afterward?
Guess I forgot
Is this your initials?
Yes
I gave the gun to Laura
For protection.She didn't want it but I insisted
Her house here is rather isolated
Did you teach her how to use it?
No
She know how?
I don't know never occurred to me to ask
You're a rather vague fellow,Carpenter
You haven't bought it lately,have you?
Didn't you just bring it back to night?
Look,you followed me here,you saw me come in,you ought to know
You realize the spot you are in,Carpenter
if you don't come clean
you'll find yourself under arrest for the murder of Diane Redburn
But I didn't kill her,and I wouldn't taken her if I knew she..
Come on Carpenter,spill the rest of it, I knew you took her there
If you didn't kill her
you better start talking here and now, you are in deeper than you think
I didn't tell you this before,because I'm afraid things look bad for me
Things look pretty bad,so you better get it all off your chest
Laura kept a duplicate key to her apartment at the office
I went over and got it
I had asked Diane Redburn to have dinner with me
Wanted to have it out once and for all
You see she thought,she thought that she was in love with me
Was you in love with her?
No,I wasn't
Go on
And Diane got too upset to talk in public
we couldn't go to her place, she lived with her sister
and I didn't want to take her to my hotel
So we bought a bottle and went to Laura's
We talked for a couple of hours
and then the door bell started ringing
Diane got frightened but knowing Laura
I knew her friends came to see her
all hours of the day or night with their troubles
So I told Diane to answer the door
Why didn't you answer it yourself?
What if one of Laura's friends found me there?
Why send Diane?
I told her she could say that Laura let her use her apartment for the weekend
Why open at all?
They kept ringing and ringing insistently
I think if we hadn't open they would have broken the door in
Anyway I heard Diane go to the front door and open it
There was a moment's pause and then a shot
Awful explosion
For a moment I was too startled to move
when I finally did I found the front door closed and she was lying there
Didn't you go out to see if you could see anyone?
No,no.I didn't I was too confused, too horrified
My first instinct was to call the police
Why didn't you?
I don't know I was scared I guess, not only for myself but for Laura
In a panicky kind of way I felt I must keep out of it to keep Laura out of it
I know it was stupid and hopeless but one thing I had in mind
was the safety of someone whose life was dearer to me than my own
Laura's safety
Don't you understand?
Did you think Laura had done it?
Did you?
I don't remember what I thought
Do you think so now?
No,no
On Saturday when one of our men came to the hotel
to tell you that Laura was dead you seemed sincerely shocked
I was.I hadn't expected that mistake
In the dark I hadn't realized how mutilated she was
I mean that anyone would mistake her for Laura
What did you and Laura talk about tonight?
I told her the whole story just what I told you
She phoned you after she promised she wouldn't call anyone
What does she want?
Only natural she wanted to tell me she was still alive
Why don't you tell the truth she sent you off to get rid of that gun
She didn't not.She didn't I was coming here.It was my own idea to come
Looks fine doesn't it?
Did you think it wouldn't?
I hoped it wouldn't
Hello
Why did you break your word and go and see Carpenter last night?
You forced me to get my word
I've never have been and never shall be
bound by anything that I don't do by my own free will
May I have a cigarette?
Sorry
Diane Redburn was in love with Carpenter, you admitted that last night
I also told you that he wasn't in love with her
I'll get it
Oh no,not you again
Don't you ever take time off from your snooping
-Hello,darling -Hello
How are you?
So it is on again is it?
Do I have to get a permit from the Police Department to kiss my fiancee?
What made you change your mind?
Speaking of changing once mind,MacPherson I just came from seeing my lawyer
and he tells me that anything I may have said last night was said under duress
and can't be used against me
besides none of it was true
Smart lawyer you got
maybe he was the one that brought Diane Redburn up here
The Detective will permit me to leave the room and get some coffee
I can't answer questions for my lawyer,MacPherson,
if you like his name and phone number
I like it lot more that that, Carpenter.I like to settle..
What are you doing? Seeing Carpenter?
Nothing could interest me less
I come here to talk business with you but I prefer not to in his presence
I am not interested in what you prefer, he's staying,whether you like it or not
Very well, if that what's you feel about it,I just come from my lawyer
You two have been busy little beavers this morning.What did your lawyer had to say?
It's about my possessions.
That vase I can prove that I only loaned it to Laura and I want it back
And that clock
Waldo
I like to get back to little questioning I was doing when Mr Lydecker fell apart
First of all I would like to know what Carpenter told you last night
Don't say anything Laura let him speak to our lawyer
Our lawyer? So you are covering for each other
You know,MacPherson,I'm beginning to think you lie
just to make an arrest to get yourself a big shot in the headlines
I've got enough on you to make an arrest right now
Quick,MacPherson,the handcuffs
You keep out of it
I think you look kind of cute in bracelets
Lydecker,why don't you just faint again,
the only time when you ever kept your mouth shut
Cut it out
Carpenter
I got out of you what your lawyer says
I like you to repeat what you told me last night in Miss Hunt's country place
I've already told you I..
You two were at my country place last night?
What on earth for?
Laura don't say anything now
After you left Carpenter last night I tailed him there
Why did you go there?
To get the shotgun
What shotgun?
The one he says he gave you, the one up over the mantle
You thought I did it?
-No,Laura -Why didn't you say so last night
I do not know which of you is acting and which of you is lying
I can tell you
Shut up
I don't always like my job
You have to come down to the Head Quarters with me
-You mean I? -Yeah
Well,irony of ironies.MacPherson you must have a twisted mind
You are madly in love with her and still you want to send her to the chair
Lydecker
Laura,do you know that he offered a 1000 dollars
for your portrait when he thought you were dead
My portrait?
We better go
Don't worry darling,let him accuse you,we'll fight
I have every weapon, money,prestige, connections and my column
You just try to prove her guilty, I line up public opinion on her side,
so they'll be howling for your blood
I got your number,MacPherson,you only want to send her to the chair
because you are only capable of loving a dead woman
Lydecker you must enjoy being unconscious
Waldo
You are coming with me
Won't someone give him some brandy
Get your things
Now
I'll take care of this,Frank,you're busy
All right now,let's have it
Look at me
What are you trying to do? Force a confession out of me
You've been holding out and I want to know why
It will go out easier if you tell the truth
What difference does it make what as, you've made up your mind that I'm guilty
Are you?
Don't tell me you have any doubts since you
Yes I can,do I have to have these lights into my face?
Thank you
No.I didn't kill Diane Redburn
Why did you tell me the radio in your country place was broken?
Because it was
Not when I tried it
I didn't tell you
I asked the local handyman to fix it before I left the village
How did he get in?
I always leave a key under the flowerpot in the porch
You are too intelligent to make up something I could check so easily
But you are intelligent enough
to broken the radio yourself to strengthen your story
The main thing I want to know is,why you pull the switch on me about Shelby
You told me last night you decided not to marry him
Yes,I suppose I did
But today it was on again.Why?
Well,I changed my mind
What are you trying to hide?
Don't you realize you're involved in a murder
What went on between you and Shelby when you saw him last night?
Did he persuaded you make up?
Or did you agree to pretend you had,was that it?
Well,you see I have
He convinced you
that if you broke the engagement now,
people would think you believe he was guilty
Yes
But now I realize that it is only because he thought I did it
Did you believe he was guilty?
No,I'm sure he isn't
Are you in love with him?
How could I be in love with a man
who brings another woman into my apartment let her wear my things
I'm sorry I had to bring you down here
While I was 99% certain I had to get rid of that 1% doubt
And I did
You see I reached a point where I needed official surroundings
Satisfied now that I am not guilty?
Yes and I apologize
Supposed you had the job to do
You are still a mystery to me,though
How?
Such a charming and intelligent girl
you certainly surround yourself with a remarkable collection of dopes
At the moment I'm thinking of one of initials begin with Waldo Lydecker
Hello
Yes,this is the Howe Apartment
I think there must be a mistake, nobody ordered anything picked up
Yes I'm sure he made a mistake
I do have such a confidant I didn't call anybody about it
Sorry
What was that?
The storage company,they said that someone called them
about picking up grand father's clock in the next few hours
and they wouldn’t be able to make it until the morning
It must be Lydecker
Why do you believe that?
It is his,isn't it?
He gave it to me
He didn't loan it to you?
Loan it to me?
He thought it was you who had been murdered
he came here first things said he had several things he had loaned to you
Grand father's clock was one of them
I can't understand
Why do you think he wants this thing so badly?
He has one exactly like it
Know the combination on it?
I did know it had one
It was Lydecker after all
But why?
You are going to marry Carpenter in a few days
If he couldn't have you,he was going to make sure no one else could
The doorbell rang,Diane Redburn came to the door in your neglige
He assumed it was you he shot
And then he must have heard Carpenter coming in from the bedroom
So he hid in the stairway outside,Carpenter was so scared he run as soon as he could
Lydecker came back and put the gun in the clock
I can't believe it
Waldo,a murderer
Knowing he's being tailed
he knew he couldn't get a package out of the apartment without looking suspicious
Today was the first time he was alone here,
he thought it would go quite a while at the HQ
Yes,but how would he explain to me that he had my clock taken away
Knowing Lydecker he would think of something
main thing was to get the clock out of here
What are you going to do?
I will go to his place right now
Better not touch the clock
Fingerprints would be important
If Lydecker phones,try to be as normal as possible
The door bell rings,don't answer
That's right go for the safety chain latch don't let anyone in,
I'll be back as soon as possible
We can round it up,Lydecker is the killer and we will pick him up now
Waldo!
Yes,Laura,so that's for it going to be is it?
What do you mean?
I am never to have you,am I?
Waldo
You will take and marry Shelby and I couldn't stand that
No please listen to me
Although you are through with Shelby I can see what is happening
What are you talking about?
Do you think I leave you to be bored
by a second rate detective who thinks you are a dame
You think I can spare the thought of him
holding you in his arms and loving you and kissing you
Waldo you are mad
insane
If I am you have driven me to it
MacAvity
You are supposed to be trailing Lydecker
I am going to,when he comes out
You mean he is still in there?
Come on
Waldo if you really loved me, if you really loved me
If I really loved you? I've loved you more than life itself
Waldo,the love of heaven
MacPherson will find us together as it always be,but he will find us both dead
No
Laura
Laura
Laura I love you
In life I could not have you in death you will be mine forever
You're all right Laura
Thank heavens for that
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