Bell, Book And Candle By John Van Druten

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Bell, Book and Candle By John van Druten Adapted and directed by Ned Chaillet  Bewitched and bewildered, Anthony Henderson wanders into the Christmas cauldron of a Knightsbridge witches' coven just when Gillian Holroyd decides that she wants a new man in her life.  With Michael N Harbour, Twiglet, Midge and Bonaparte.  Gillian Holroyd: Beatie Edney Anthony Henderson: Stephen Moore Miss Holroyd: Ann Beach Nicholas Holroyd: Nicholas Boulton  Music By: Mia Soteriou Clarinet Merlin Shepherd Violin: Brent Snell  Saturday Playhouse: Sat 20th Dec 1997 14:30 on BBC Radio 4 FM    Do you enjoy the variety on Oldtuberadio? Like, Share and Subscribe to be notified of our new shows #radio #crime #thriller #drama To Support this channel please visit https://www.buymeacoffee.com/oldtuberadio https://ko-fi.com/oldtuberadio98 https://www.patreon.com/oldtuberadio https://locals.com/Oldtuberadio

Transcript

00:00:00The End

00:00:30It was just the same in Africa

00:00:32Were the African cats any different from the ones you know in London?

00:00:39Why don't we give you something different for Christmas?

00:00:42What would I like?

00:00:45I'd like to meet someone different

00:00:47Yes, all right

00:00:51Like the man upstairs then

00:00:53Bell, Book and Candle

00:00:58By John Van Druten

00:01:00With Beatty Edney as Gillian Holroyd

00:01:03And just now, passing Gillian's window in Knightsbridge

00:01:07Stephen Moore as Anthony Henderson

00:01:09It is Christmas Eve

00:01:13There he is, coming in now

00:01:19Did you do that?

00:01:22But he is attractive, don't you think?

00:01:25Why don't I ever meet people like that?

00:01:31What's the matter? Want to go out?

00:01:35All right then, pie-whacket

00:01:37There you are

00:01:38Also starring

00:01:43Anne Beach

00:01:43Nicholas Bolton

00:01:44And Michael N. Harbour

00:01:46Who's there?

00:01:53Oh

00:01:54Miss Holroyd?

00:01:55Yes

00:01:55My name is Anthony Henderson

00:01:57I live on the floor above

00:01:58I think you are my landlady

00:02:00Yes

00:02:00How do you do?

00:02:02Are you busy

00:02:03Or could I see you for a minute?

00:02:04Of course

00:02:05Come in, won't you?

00:02:06Thanks

00:02:06Take off your coat

00:02:08Thanks

00:02:09I won't keep you long

00:02:11I imagine you're going out

00:02:13I am too

00:02:13I've been getting some last minute presents

00:02:16I forgot

00:02:17Christmas Eve, you know

00:02:18Would you like a drink?

00:02:19I don't think

00:02:21I don't know that this is an altogether friendly call

00:02:24Oh

00:02:24Won't you sit down?

00:02:26Oh, thanks

00:02:27You've been away ever since I moved in

00:02:30Is anything wrong?

00:02:32You should have called the agent

00:02:33I did

00:02:34But, well, I'm afraid it doesn't seem to have done much good

00:02:36What's the trouble?

00:02:38The lady in the flat above me

00:02:39I think she's your aunt

00:02:40Yes

00:02:41Well, she's been in my flat a couple of times

00:02:44I found her there

00:02:45And I'm afraid I don't awfully like it

00:02:47No

00:02:47Naturally

00:02:49But how did she get in?

00:02:51She said she found the door open

00:02:52And that may have been true the first time

00:02:54Though I don't think so

00:02:55I know it wasn't true the second

00:02:58Well, I thought I'd better tell you

00:03:00Now that you're back

00:03:01Yes, of course

00:03:02I'm sorry

00:03:03Is that all?

00:03:05Well, as a matter of fact

00:03:06It's not really all

00:03:07I think your aunt is rather a peculiar lady

00:03:11I can hear her at night through the ceiling

00:03:13And it sounds as if she were reciting or something

00:03:16Oh

00:03:16You can't hear what she says

00:03:19No

00:03:20And I'm sorry, but there's another thing

00:03:22Her cooking

00:03:24Unless she's an amateur chemist

00:03:25It doesn't smell like anything I'd be willing to eat

00:03:28It's not cooking

00:03:29She makes things

00:03:31Perfumes and lotions and things

00:03:33It's not my idea of perfume

00:03:35And that is all?

00:03:38Well, I'm sorry, but there is something else

00:03:41Though I can't be sure that it's she who does it

00:03:44What's that?

00:03:44Well, ever since I caught her in my flat

00:03:46And talked to the agents about it

00:03:48Rather firmly, I'm afraid

00:03:50I imagine they spoke to her

00:03:51My telephone started ringing at eight o'clock every morning

00:03:55And about midnight, too

00:03:57And when I answer it, there's no one there

00:03:59I've talked to the engineers, but they can't trace anything

00:04:02Mr. Henderson, I'm most awfully sorry

00:04:04I'll talk to Aunt Queenie

00:04:06She is a little eccentric

00:04:08But I promise you none of this will happen again

00:04:11Well, thanks then

00:04:13I don't mean to be unpleasant

00:04:15I'm only sorry I've not been here before

00:04:17You've been travelling about, I understand

00:04:19Yes, I've been in Africa

00:04:21Where in Africa?

00:04:22I was in Kenya and all over the place

00:04:25Well, you didn't, by any chance, run into Redlich there

00:04:29Did you, the man who wrote that book on magic?

00:04:31Tidal magic?

00:04:32No, he left by the time I got there

00:04:33Why?

00:04:35Are you interested in that sort of thing?

00:04:37Well, not personally, but professionally

00:04:39I'm a publisher

00:04:40Did you publish his book?

00:04:42No, but I wish I had

00:04:43It was sensational

00:04:44And completely bogus

00:04:46They fed him with a whole lot of fake tourist stuff

00:04:49And he swallowed it whole

00:04:50Well, I hear that he's ready to change publishers

00:04:52And I'd like to be his next one

00:04:53I've written to him several times

00:04:55But I got no answer

00:04:56If you'd like to meet him

00:04:58Oh, do you know him?

00:04:59No, but I know people who do

00:05:01I can arrange it

00:05:04I'd appreciate that very much

00:05:06Well, I'll get along

00:05:09You won't have that drink now

00:05:11No, I mustn't

00:05:11I'm late, but if I may come back some other time

00:05:14Yes, of course

00:05:15I'll arrange for Redlich to be here to meet you

00:05:18That'd be fine

00:05:19I gather he's rather eccentric

00:05:20I say

00:05:23That's interesting

00:05:25Who's the painter?

00:05:26My brother

00:05:27It's a strange face

00:05:29Who is it?

00:05:30Do you know?

00:05:32It's a Brazilian girl

00:05:33Who used to dance in a nightclub here

00:05:36A place called the Zodiac

00:05:38I don't know it

00:05:39I don't imagine you would

00:05:40Why not?

00:05:41Oh, because, well

00:05:42It's a pretty sordid spot

00:05:44But you know it

00:05:45I've been there

00:05:46Well

00:05:47You've got visitors

00:05:49I must be getting along

00:05:50Oh, Aunt Queen

00:05:53Hello, darling

00:05:54Merry

00:05:55Oh, I didn't know you had company

00:05:57It's all right

00:05:58This is

00:05:59Oh, yes

00:06:01You know each other

00:06:03Yes, we have met

00:06:04How do you do, Miss Holroy?

00:06:06How do you do?

00:06:07Well

00:06:08Don't let me drive you away

00:06:09I must go

00:06:10Well, good night

00:06:12Merry Christmas

00:06:14And you

00:06:16So, you've met him after all

00:06:21Do you still think he's attractive?

00:06:23Yes, I do

00:06:24Very

00:06:24Did you bring him here?

00:06:26No

00:06:26He came here to talk to me

00:06:28About you

00:06:30Me?

00:06:30Yes

00:06:31And it's no good acting innocent about it

00:06:33I'm angry

00:06:33Really angry

00:06:34Why?

00:06:35What have I done?

00:06:36You know

00:06:36Broken into his flat

00:06:37Played tricks with his telephone

00:06:39That was because he reported me to the agency

00:06:41I don't care what it was

00:06:43He promised when I let you move in here

00:06:45What harm did I do?

00:06:47I didn't take anything

00:06:48Yes, I read his letters

00:06:50But it's not as if I were going to make use of them

00:06:53Though I'm tempted to do now

00:06:55Now that he's told on me

00:06:56To you

00:06:57Aunt Queenie

00:06:58If you do

00:06:59Well, you'll be sorry

00:07:01And you know I can make you sorry, too

00:07:04He'd never suspect, darling

00:07:06No matter what I did

00:07:08Honestly, it's amazing the way people don't

00:07:11I sit in the underground sometimes

00:07:13Or in buses

00:07:14And look at the people next to me

00:07:15And I think

00:07:16What would you say if I told you I was a witch?

00:07:19And I'd know they'd never believe it

00:07:21They just wouldn't believe it

00:07:22And I'd giggle and giggle to myself

00:07:25Well, you've got to stop giggling here

00:07:26And making messes in your kitchen

00:07:28And reciting spells half the night

00:07:30You've got to swear

00:07:31Swear on the manual

00:07:33Swear what?

00:07:35That you'll stop practising in this house ever

00:07:37You'll practice here

00:07:40I can be discreet about it

00:07:42You can't

00:07:43I've other people I can turn to

00:07:45Mrs. DePasse, I suppose

00:07:47Yes, she's done a lot for me

00:07:48Well, I wouldn't count on Mrs. DePasse

00:07:51If I turn against you

00:07:52I'm a lot better than that old battle axe

00:07:55Now

00:07:56Oh, please

00:07:59Not on the manual

00:08:00On the manual

00:08:02Come on

00:08:02Put your hand on it

00:08:04I swear that I will not practice witchcraft

00:08:07Ever in this house again

00:08:08So help me

00:08:10Tagla, Salamandre, Brasso and Vesturio

00:08:12I swear that I will not practice witchcraft

00:08:16Ever in this house again

00:08:17So help me

00:08:19Tagla, Salamandre, Brasso and Vesturio

00:08:22Good

00:08:23I think you're very cruel

00:08:26Oh, Aunt Queen

00:08:27If you'd only have a little say

00:08:28And give a critical

00:08:29Sometimes I think you're ashamed

00:08:32Of being what you are

00:08:33Ashamed?

00:08:34It's not a question of being ashamed

00:08:36But

00:08:37Aunt Queenie

00:08:39Don't you ever wish you weren't

00:08:41No

00:08:42That you were like those people

00:08:44You sit next to in the buses

00:08:45Ordinary and humdrum

00:08:46No, I was for years

00:08:49Before I came into it

00:08:50Well, you came in late

00:08:51You know how old I was

00:08:53Three

00:08:54And I don't hanker for it all the time

00:08:56Just sometimes

00:08:57Darling, you're depressed

00:08:59I know

00:08:59I expect it's Christmas

00:09:01It affects a lot of us like that

00:09:03It's always upset me

00:09:05I must get on with finishing the tree

00:09:07You wait till you get to Zoe's party

00:09:09And see all your old friends again

00:09:12I don't want to see my old friends again

00:09:14I want something different

00:09:15Well, come with me to Mrs. Departs's then

00:09:17She's got some very interesting people

00:09:19No, I think I'd just like to spend the evening

00:09:22With some everyday people for a change

00:09:24Instead of us

00:09:24With Mr. Henderson

00:09:26I wouldn't mind

00:09:27It's too bad he's getting married

00:09:30And still, I suppose

00:09:32Shall I help you with the decorations?

00:09:35He's getting married?

00:09:36Yes, quite soon

00:09:37They're announcing it on New Year's Eve

00:09:40Where do you want these?

00:09:41How do you know that?

00:09:42Oh, the telephone, I suppose

00:09:44Yes, dear

00:09:45Who's he getting married to?

00:09:47Do you know?

00:09:48I don't know her last name

00:09:49Her first name's Merle

00:09:51Merle

00:09:52The only Merle I ever knew

00:09:54Was a girl I was at school with

00:09:55Merle Kitteridge

00:09:57She used to write poison pen letters

00:10:00I caught her writing one about me once

00:10:02That's why we had all those thunderstorms that spring

00:10:05She was terrified of them

00:10:06Oh, that was you

00:10:08We had one every day for a month

00:10:10It was most extraordinary

00:10:11She was a nervous wreck by the end of term

00:10:13And you think this might be the same girl?

00:10:16What was she like?

00:10:18Small and fair and helpless

00:10:19This one's fair

00:10:20He's got her photo on his desk

00:10:22And appealing

00:10:23And underneath a liar

00:10:25And a sneak

00:10:25And a boyfriend stealer

00:10:27Did you ever know what happened to her?

00:10:30I think she became a decorator

00:10:31This one's a decorator?

00:10:33Well, there's probably more than one decorator in London called Merle

00:10:37And if he's engaged

00:10:38That rules him out

00:10:40I don't see why

00:10:41I don't take other women's men

00:10:43Though I would

00:10:45If it were Merle Kitteridge

00:10:47I could find out for you

00:10:49But two years' ease

00:10:50That wouldn't need much time

00:10:52You wouldn't need time

00:10:54Just a quick little potion

00:10:55Or four words to pie-whack it

00:10:57You once told me

00:10:58Yes, but

00:10:59I wouldn't want him like that

00:11:01That would take the challenge out of it

00:11:03Especially with her

00:11:05Other girls can make men like them in a week without that

00:11:08Why can't I?

00:11:09Did he seem to like you this afternoon?

00:11:12Not very much, no

00:11:14Gillian

00:11:15You're not falling in love with him and losing your powers, are you?

00:11:21That isn't what this is all about

00:11:23Oh, no, of course not

00:11:25Oh, thank goodness

00:11:26You don't believe that old wives' tale

00:11:29Of course I do

00:11:29It's true

00:11:30They say it's true

00:11:31It's the other way around

00:11:33We can't fall in love

00:11:35Merle Kitteridge

00:11:38I haven't thought of her for years

00:11:40Do you think

00:11:41If it were she

00:11:43I could do it in a week without tricks?

00:11:46Darling, it's no good asking me

00:11:48I never could do it at all

00:11:50But if it is

00:11:51Why don't you try a quick spell

00:11:53And have done with it?

00:11:54No

00:11:55I don't say I wouldn't be tempted

00:11:57But if I've got a week

00:11:59I'd like to see how good I am the other way

00:12:03Nicky

00:12:05Oh

00:12:06Don't must you come through locked doors like that?

00:12:09Well, it saves so much time

00:12:11Saves you getting up to open the door

00:12:13How are you?

00:12:14Fine

00:12:14I'll get the sherry

00:12:15Hello, Aunt Queenie

00:12:17Merry Christmas

00:12:17Merry Christmas, darling

00:12:19Nicky

00:12:21Will you do something for me?

00:12:23Of course

00:12:23What?

00:12:24By the telephone

00:12:25Pencil and paper

00:12:26Hmm

00:12:26Nicky, it's a number

00:12:28I want you to tie it up for me

00:12:30Why?

00:12:31Who is it?

00:12:32Someone I want to pay back for something

00:12:34But you can pull that one for yourself

00:12:36I taught you

00:12:37Yes, but I had to promise Gillian

00:12:39That I wouldn't in this house anymore

00:12:41So will you do it for me?

00:12:43Anything to oblige?

00:12:45No

00:12:45Actatus, catipta, itapan, manutus

00:12:54Sloan 3955

00:12:56What do you draw up to?

00:12:59Aunt Queenie

00:13:00They haven't done a thing

00:13:02Whose number was that you were tying up?

00:13:04No one you know, dear

00:13:06Just a little Christmas present for a friend

00:13:08No telephone for a week

00:13:10Oh, Nicky, when will you grow up?

00:13:13Pour the sherry, will you?

00:13:14And then we'll have presents

00:13:15I'm afraid mine's pretty mingy, dear

00:13:17But I've never been more broke

00:13:18I did get into a roulette game the other day

00:13:21And managed to care 20 pounds by witching the wheel

00:13:24But that doesn't go anywhere these days

00:13:26I used to wonder when I was a kid

00:13:27Why all the witches in history were always poor and miserable

00:13:30Old men and women living in hovels

00:13:32When you'd have thought they could have had everything they wanted

00:13:34And I've learnt why since

00:13:35It's only because they weren't good enough at it

00:13:38Any more than we are

00:13:39Or else they got scared, like Gill here

00:13:42She admitted to me once that she could witch the whole stock exchange if she wanted

00:13:45Oh, Gillian, could you?

00:13:47Really, dear?

00:13:49Why don't you do it?

00:13:50She said she was afraid of the repercussions

00:13:52Merry Christmas

00:13:53Merry Christmas

00:13:55Merry Christmas

00:13:56Now, Nicky

00:14:00Aunt Queenie

00:14:02For you, Nicky

00:14:04And for you, darling

00:14:06Aunt Queenie

00:14:07Gillian

00:14:08You two are the hardest people to find presents for

00:14:10I gave you both the same thing

00:14:13A book

00:14:13Tribal Magic by Sidney Redlich

00:14:16They're autographed

00:14:17Why?

00:14:18Do you know them?

00:14:19No, but Mrs. Depars does

00:14:20She got them for me

00:14:22Wow, thank you very much

00:14:23I've heard a lot about it

00:14:24I hope you haven't read it

00:14:26I have

00:14:26But I'm very glad to have it

00:14:28Thank you, Aunty

00:14:29Oh, careful with those, Nicky

00:14:31Those are records

00:14:32Oh, thanks, darling

00:14:33What are these?

00:14:35A man at a party in Nairobi

00:14:36We took some recordings of the incantations

00:14:39Oh, how wonderful

00:14:40What are they for?

00:14:41Try them and see

00:14:41You'll be surprised

00:14:42Like to have music come out of your ears?

00:14:45Oh, no

00:14:46That's the least of them

00:14:47I'll take them to Natalie's party with me

00:14:49Do you think they'll help me make any headway with her?

00:14:52Well, this man had quite a way with him

00:14:54He had a mink as his familiar

00:14:56Oh, talking of familiars

00:14:58Where's Pywhacket?

00:14:59I brought him a mouse

00:15:00Not a magic one

00:15:01No, no, dear

00:15:02Just plain

00:15:03He's outside

00:15:03Oh, this is lovely, darling

00:15:06Simply lovely

00:15:08Spanish lace

00:15:09What is it doing?

00:15:10Makes you fascinated

00:15:12You mean?

00:15:13No, Aunt Queenie

00:15:14I'm afraid it has no powers

00:15:15I just thought it was pretty

00:15:17Oh, it is very pretty

00:15:20I love it

00:15:21There's something that has got powers for you, Aunt Queenie

00:15:23It's an unguent

00:15:24You feel colours

00:15:26Quite a sensation

00:15:27Oh

00:15:27And this for Gillian

00:15:28For summoning

00:15:29You just paint it on an image

00:15:31Or a drawing

00:15:32Or a photograph, they said

00:15:33Of anyone you want

00:15:34And then set light to it

00:15:35And they have to come

00:15:36I hope it works for you

00:15:38I couldn't even make it light

00:15:39Try it

00:15:40Now

00:15:40All right

00:15:41Put the lights out, Nicky

00:15:43Oh, go on, Nicky

00:15:47Use the switch

00:15:48Now

00:15:49Who do we want here?

00:15:52Him?

00:15:53No

00:15:53I know

00:15:54Who?

00:15:55This man

00:15:55Redlidge?

00:15:56What on earth for?

00:15:57I want to meet him

00:15:58I've promised to introduce him to somebody

00:16:00I thought I'd find someone who knew him

00:16:03But this will save a lot of time

00:16:04It's got his picture on the back, aren't he?

00:16:07Do you mind if I cut it off?

00:16:08Not if I can stay and watch

00:16:10How soon is it supposed to work?

00:16:12Oh, it depends on how far they've got to come

00:16:13But within 24 hours

00:16:15Nowadays, anyway, I should think

00:16:16You'll probably turn up at your party tonight

00:16:18Auntie

00:16:19The big ashtray

00:16:20There's a little brush in the cork

00:16:23I found it

00:16:24Any words?

00:16:26They said not

00:16:27All right, then

00:16:28Got a match?

00:16:30Oh

00:16:30Mm-hmm

00:16:32Go

00:16:33You're a marvel

00:16:38Oh, not already

00:16:40Jill, that's genius

00:16:41Hey

00:16:41No, of course it isn't

00:16:43Go and see you, it is

00:16:44Wait a minute

00:16:45Yes?

00:16:47Is Miss Holroyd in?

00:16:49Oh, Mr. Henderson

00:16:50Come in

00:16:52I'm sorry if I'm disturbing you

00:16:53Oh, you're having indoor fireworks?

00:16:55Oh, no, no

00:16:56It's just some nonsense that my brother gave me

00:16:58This is my brother, Mr. Henderson

00:17:00How do you do?

00:17:01How do you do?

00:17:02Please go on with what you were doing

00:17:03It's all right, we've finished, really

00:17:05Is there something I can do for you?

00:17:08I just wondered if I might use your telephone

00:17:10Mine's really turned into a problem, child

00:17:12It's completely out of order now

00:17:13Of course

00:17:14Help yourself

00:17:15Well, thank you

00:17:15I used mine just after I left here

00:17:19And it was fine

00:17:20And for the last 15 minutes

00:17:21I've been getting nothing but a lot of hiccups in my hair

00:17:24I really must be going

00:17:25I've engaged

00:17:27May I wait just a minute?

00:17:28Of course

00:17:29Would you like to report your line?

00:17:31Oh, thanks

00:17:31Mickey

00:17:33Hmm?

00:17:34That piece of paper you put in your pocket

00:17:36I'd like to see it for a minute

00:17:38Hello, engineers

00:17:39Here

00:17:40I want to report a line out of order

00:17:42Sloan 3955

00:17:44It was Mickey

00:17:45I know

00:17:46I don't know

00:17:47I just can't get the dialing term

00:17:49But I think it's worked out wonderfully

00:17:51Good luck

00:17:53Well, um

00:17:54Goodbye, Mr. Henderson

00:17:56Goodbye

00:17:56Oh, do you mind if I leave these records here?

00:17:59I'm going to a cocktail party first

00:18:00And I don't want them to get broken

00:18:01You know, under all the coats on the bed

00:18:03I'll pick them up on my way to Natalie's

00:18:05I won't be here

00:18:06No, I can get in

00:18:07Oh, well, all right then

00:18:08Well, really

00:18:09If Mickey can

00:18:10I

00:18:11I know, auntie

00:18:12It's not fair

00:18:13It's not a bit fair

00:18:15Take her away, Mickey

00:18:16Goodbye, Mr. Henderson

00:18:18Hmm

00:18:19I hope your telephone gets well soon

00:18:22Yes

00:18:23I'll just try once more

00:18:24Then I'll go to you

00:18:26There's no hurry

00:18:26You're going out, aren't you?

00:18:28Later

00:18:29But it's not important

00:18:30Ah, luck

00:18:33But you don't need to go

00:18:35Can I speak to Miss Kittredge, please?

00:18:39Well, it's me

00:18:40I got delayed

00:18:41I tried to get you

00:18:43But the phone's gone off again

00:18:44I'm getting a taxi

00:18:46In two shakes

00:18:47But

00:18:47What?

00:18:51Well, that's wonderful

00:18:52Bless you

00:18:52I'll meet you there, then

00:18:53What is it?

00:18:56What's your idea?

00:18:59Tonight

00:18:59Announce it

00:19:02Tonight

00:19:03Wonderful

00:19:04I thought you were so keen

00:19:08On New Year's Eve

00:19:09Well, that's fine

00:19:11Let's tell them all

00:19:13Yes, I've got everything

00:19:15All the presents

00:19:16Yours

00:19:16There's

00:19:17Everybody's

00:19:18All right

00:19:20Fine

00:19:21Quarter of an hour

00:19:23I can't wait

00:19:24Goodbye, darling

00:19:25Darling

00:19:27Oh, I say

00:19:29Is that your cat?

00:19:31I've seen him on the stairs here lately

00:19:32Watching me come in and out

00:19:34What's his name?

00:19:35Hi, Wackett

00:19:35How do you do?

00:19:39Did he scratch you?

00:19:41Just a little round hole

00:19:43Bad cat

00:19:44Well, I've bothered you long enough

00:19:46Won't you have that drink now?

00:19:48Thanks

00:19:49I'm terribly sorry

00:19:50But I am late

00:19:50And tonight's a sort of

00:19:51Important night

00:19:53So, if you don't mind

00:19:54No, of course not

00:19:55Thanks all the same

00:19:56Well

00:19:58Pie, pie, Pye, Wackett

00:20:00This is Mr. Henderson

00:20:03Mr. Anthony Henderson

00:20:05Retour of Emesali

00:20:07Back to Quartar

00:20:08In a disaster

00:20:09I beg your pardon?

00:20:11I was talking to Pye, Wackett

00:20:13I think he wants to go out

00:20:15Let me help you with that

00:20:31Oh

00:20:32Yes

00:20:33Please

00:20:34Better?

00:20:37Oh, yes

00:20:38Hmm

00:20:44Say something

00:21:00What?

00:21:01Anything, it doesn't matter

00:21:03I just want to hear your voice

00:21:04Do you like my voice?

00:21:06No

00:21:07I don't like anything about you

00:21:09I'm just insane

00:21:11All of you

00:21:13You ought to know that by now

00:21:14Don't you?

00:21:15Well

00:21:15Don't you?

00:21:17Well, you made it charmingly apparent

00:21:19Hmm

00:21:20You know

00:21:21There's a wonderful

00:21:23Suspended

00:21:24Timeless feeling

00:21:25To this moment

00:21:26And the two of us like this

00:21:28I

00:21:28I feel

00:21:29Spellbound

00:21:31Stay like that

00:21:32I don't ever

00:21:33Want to move

00:21:34What are you thinking?

00:21:37Nothing

00:21:37Not a thing

00:21:39And you?

00:21:40Nothing either

00:21:41I can't think

00:21:42Think

00:21:42Certainly not this close to you

00:21:45I've got to start soon now

00:21:48Very soon

00:21:50What about?

00:21:52A lot of things

00:21:53I think I'll have a drink

00:21:56Can I get you one?

00:21:58No, thanks

00:21:58Do you know what time it is?

00:22:05No

00:22:05It's ten o'clock

00:22:06A good three hours

00:22:08Since I came in here

00:22:09Since I went to the door

00:22:10To leave

00:22:11Well

00:22:11Nothing like this

00:22:13Has ever happened to me before

00:22:15I was on my way to a party

00:22:17And you found something

00:22:18You'd rather do

00:22:19That my girl

00:22:20Is an understatement

00:22:21I found something

00:22:22I couldn't resist

00:22:23Doing

00:22:24You don't need to explain to me

00:22:26It's fantastic

00:22:28Gillian

00:22:29Tell me

00:22:30Just

00:22:31What has it meant to you?

00:22:33Meant?

00:22:35These three hours

00:22:36They've been

00:22:37They've been

00:22:37Enchantment

00:22:38I know it doesn't make sense

00:22:41We hardly talk

00:22:42But

00:22:42Somewhere

00:22:43I've got an idea

00:22:45That I must be in love with you

00:22:46Are you

00:22:48At all

00:22:49In love with me?

00:22:50I like you

00:22:51More than I can say

00:22:52That wasn't what I asked you

00:22:53Do we have to talk about it?

00:22:55Yes

00:22:55I've got to know

00:22:56Why?

00:22:57There are people

00:22:57Waiting for me

00:22:58Wondering where the hell

00:23:00I am

00:23:00There's a whole future

00:23:02That's either got

00:23:02Completely shot to bits

00:23:03Or else

00:23:04Well

00:23:05I've got to do some talking

00:23:07Some pretty good talking

00:23:09And I'd like to know

00:23:10Where I stand

00:23:11Where

00:23:12We stand

00:23:13What do you want to do?

00:23:14Just at the moment

00:23:15I never want to stop seeing you

00:23:17Is it possible

00:23:17That I can

00:23:18Never stop seeing you?

00:23:19You can see me

00:23:20All you want

00:23:21I don't know

00:23:23Whether this is one of those things

00:23:24That burn themselves out

00:23:25But if it is

00:23:26Well

00:23:26It's a hell of a fire

00:23:28I know that

00:23:30Perhaps that's the kind

00:23:32That burns out quickest

00:23:33I don't know

00:23:34I know it's a lunatic

00:23:35To talk about

00:23:36Love yet

00:23:36But

00:23:37I just

00:23:37Wish

00:23:38I could be sure

00:23:39Of what?

00:23:40Whether

00:23:40This is it

00:23:41If it's not

00:23:42It's a pretty good

00:23:44Facsimile

00:23:44I think

00:23:46That for me too

00:23:47And that

00:23:48Will do

00:23:49For the answer

00:23:50And now

00:23:51I think

00:23:52I'd like to use

00:23:53Your telephone

00:23:54Go ahead

00:23:55And this time

00:23:55If you don't mind

00:23:56I'd like to be left alone

00:23:58Of course

00:23:59You're amazing

00:24:01More than amazing

00:24:03Tell me

00:24:03It has hit me

00:24:05Quite hard

00:24:07Is that Miss Carlson's house?

00:24:17Can I speak to Miss Kittredge please?

00:24:19And is there somewhere

00:24:20She could sit down?

00:24:21I mean

00:24:21Where she can talk

00:24:23Without being disturbed?

00:24:24Well

00:24:29This is me

00:24:31I'm

00:24:32Out

00:24:33Somewhere

00:24:35You can come back now

00:24:46Well?

00:24:48It's done

00:24:49Do you want to hear about it?

00:24:50Do you want to tell me?

00:24:51I'd rather not

00:24:52You needn't

00:24:52You're wonderful

00:24:53Taking it like this

00:24:54Are you unhappy about it?

00:24:56No

00:24:56I ought to be I suppose

00:24:58But I'm not

00:24:59At all

00:24:59Do you know

00:25:01We haven't eaten?

00:25:03No

00:25:03Let's go out

00:25:05And have caviar

00:25:06And champagne

00:25:06How does that sound?

00:25:07It sounds lovely

00:25:08We can be back here

00:25:10For midnight

00:25:10Are you sentimental

00:25:11About Christmas?

00:25:12Part of me is

00:25:13The other part

00:25:14Hates it

00:25:15It's so ridiculous

00:25:16That I know

00:25:17Nothing about you

00:25:18Nothing at all

00:25:19What do you want to know?

00:25:21At the moment

00:25:21Nothing

00:25:22Except about us

00:25:23Tell me

00:25:24When did you first know

00:25:26That you liked me?

00:25:27The moment I saw you

00:25:28Coming down the stairs

00:25:30Three days ago

00:25:30I thought

00:25:31That's for me

00:25:32Oh you did

00:25:33Did you?

00:25:34And you did nothing about it

00:25:35What can a nice girl do?

00:25:36You could have asked me down

00:25:37For a drink

00:25:38I offered you a drink

00:25:39Earlier this evening

00:25:40Three times actually

00:25:41You wouldn't have it

00:25:43Isn't that extraordinary?

00:25:45I really didn't notice you

00:25:47That sounds awful

00:25:48I'm not hurt

00:25:49Oh

00:25:51All right pie

00:25:53Out you go

00:25:54Was that why

00:25:55You offered to arrange

00:25:56For me to meet Redlich

00:25:57As a sort of come on?

00:25:59I suppose

00:25:59In a way

00:26:01Well now

00:26:01You don't need to

00:26:02Though I'd still like

00:26:03To meet him

00:26:03You'll meet him

00:26:04Have you done something

00:26:05About it already?

00:26:06I've

00:26:07Set things in motion

00:26:08When are you meeting him?

00:26:11Soon

00:26:11Damn

00:26:12Don't answer that

00:26:13Do you mind if I do?

00:26:14No

00:26:15I don't mind

00:26:15The wine

00:26:16Oh

00:26:17Just an idea

00:26:18We're going out anyway

00:26:19But close the bedroom door

00:26:21Oh

00:26:21Yes

00:26:22Miss Holroyd

00:26:26Yes

00:26:26You don't know me

00:26:28But

00:26:28I'm Sydney

00:26:29Redlich

00:26:31Yes

00:26:31Of course

00:26:32I've seen your picture

00:26:33On your book

00:26:34Come in

00:26:35Well this is the damnedest

00:26:37What is

00:26:37Well I'm sorry

00:26:39We were just talking about you

00:26:41You weren't expecting him

00:26:42Were you?

00:26:42Not quite like this

00:26:44This is Mr. Henderson

00:26:45Mr. Anthony Henderson

00:26:47You've been writing to me

00:26:49And you've not been answering

00:26:50How do you do?

00:26:52Yeah I've been up in Skate Nurse

00:26:54The last two weeks

00:26:55Only got back a couple of hours ago

00:26:56I know Christmas Eve

00:26:57Isn't really the right time

00:26:58For a call

00:26:59But I was sitting in a pub

00:27:00Around the corner

00:27:01Just now going through

00:27:02My pocketbook

00:27:02And I came across your address

00:27:04Who gave you my address?

00:27:06Some people in Africa

00:27:07You see I wrote to them

00:27:09About a mask I'd seen

00:27:11And they wrote back

00:27:12Tell me that you'd bought it

00:27:13A long black mask

00:27:15With gold eyes

00:27:15Oh

00:27:15I was wondering if you'd let me

00:27:18Photograph it for an article

00:27:19I'm doing

00:27:20It's coming with the things

00:27:21I sent by sea

00:27:22You don't happen to know

00:27:24What the mask is

00:27:25Do you?

00:27:26No

00:27:27What?

00:27:28Just one of the most

00:27:29Potent witch masks

00:27:31That I ran across

00:27:32Over there

00:27:32Oh they told me that

00:27:34But you didn't believe it

00:27:35No

00:27:36Nobody does

00:27:37Yeah

00:27:38I suppose you wouldn't feel

00:27:40Like offering a poor author

00:27:41A glass of wassail

00:27:43Would you?

00:27:43Of what?

00:27:44Wassail

00:27:45Christmas cheer

00:27:45Drink if you want it

00:27:46Simply

00:27:47Oh yes of course

00:27:48Tony

00:27:49Which's your gin?

00:27:50It doesn't make a bit of difference

00:27:51And what with it?

00:27:52Nothing with it

00:27:53Just it

00:27:53I see

00:27:54Gin?

00:27:55No thank you

00:27:56Excuse me

00:28:01Oh

00:28:01You're still here

00:28:04Uh yes

00:28:05Nicky

00:28:06This is Mr. Redlich

00:28:07Mr. Sidney Redlich

00:28:09My brother

00:28:10Well now

00:28:11Fancy that

00:28:11Pretty good eh

00:28:12I must send the shop

00:28:13A testimonial

00:28:14Thank you very much

00:28:15Thanks

00:28:16Merry Christmas

00:28:20Merry Christmas

00:28:21You writing anything more

00:28:23About witchcraft

00:28:24Mr. Redlich?

00:28:24I'm just getting ready to

00:28:26Well that interests me

00:28:27A great deal

00:28:27Oh

00:28:28And this one

00:28:30Miss Holroyd

00:28:31Is going to be

00:28:32Really hot stuff

00:28:33More witchcraft

00:28:35Where this time?

00:28:36Here

00:28:37Here

00:28:37In London

00:28:39Witchcraft at home

00:28:41Now what do you think

00:28:42Of that for a title?

00:28:43Sounds provocative

00:28:44What's it mean?

00:28:45It means exactly what it says

00:28:46Witchcraft at home

00:28:48At home

00:28:49Right here

00:28:49Is it?

00:28:51Certainly Larry

00:28:51You probably thought

00:28:53That sort of thing

00:28:54Was confined to the tropics

00:28:55And the jungles

00:28:55If you thought about it at all

00:28:57So did I do now

00:28:59You probably won't believe this

00:29:01But here

00:29:02All around you

00:29:04There's a whole community

00:29:05Devoted to just that

00:29:07That's a very novel idea

00:29:09Oh my dear

00:29:10It's the truth

00:29:11How do you know?

00:29:11Tell us

00:29:12Well

00:29:13I've met a couple

00:29:14Met them through my other book

00:29:17They let me in on a few things

00:29:20Well then from there

00:29:21Well I

00:29:22Made it my business to find out

00:29:24You two have got no idea

00:29:27They have their regular hangouts

00:29:29Cafes

00:29:30Bars

00:29:30Restaurants

00:29:30Did you ever hear of a nightclub

00:29:32Called the Zodiac?

00:29:33Yes

00:29:33Well isn't that the place

00:29:34You were talking about?

00:29:36That painting

00:29:36What painting?

00:29:37That one

00:29:37That's right

00:29:40She used to dance there

00:29:44Who did that?

00:29:46He did

00:29:46And I suppose it never occurred to you

00:29:48That he was one

00:29:49No

00:29:50Did you ever look at the proprietor there?

00:29:52Now there's a limb of Satan

00:29:53If ever I saw one

00:29:54Now don't tell me

00:29:55He's a witch too

00:29:56Well when it's a man

00:29:57They're called Warlocks

00:29:58I'd like to have this painting

00:30:02For an illustration

00:30:03I'm sure Jill would lend it to you

00:30:05Go on

00:30:06This is fascinating

00:30:06No you don't take it seriously

00:30:08No but we do

00:30:09Tell us more about them

00:30:12And their doings

00:30:14Do they have orgies?

00:30:16We won't go into that now

00:30:19There's a business side to it too

00:30:21You think of witches

00:30:23Meeting on a blasted heath

00:30:25Don't you?

00:30:26Well one of their main places

00:30:28Is just off the Tottenham Court Road

00:30:30It's an old music hall

00:30:31There's another one in East Linton

00:30:33There's an old Methodist chapel

00:30:35They've taken over

00:30:36And sometimes

00:30:38They have meetings

00:30:39In the basement

00:30:40At Caxton Hall

00:30:42You wouldn't believe what's going on

00:30:45Right under your nose

00:30:47To talk about spy rings

00:30:48And organised vice

00:30:49There's nothing compared to it

00:30:50Jill

00:30:51I wonder if we know any

00:30:52I wonder

00:30:53I bet you do

00:30:55I'm sure I could tell you

00:30:57Names that

00:30:58Oh

00:30:58Do

00:30:59Oh no chum

00:31:00I'm careful

00:31:01I've got to be

00:31:02I don't want to find myself

00:31:03With my house burning down

00:31:05Or stricken with the egg

00:31:07You mean

00:31:07They do that

00:31:08If you're told

00:31:09They do a lot worse than that

00:31:11That's why there can be

00:31:13No names in my book

00:31:14Of course I've got protection

00:31:16Up to a point

00:31:17Protection

00:31:18There's a woman

00:31:19Quite high up in the movement

00:31:20She's considered

00:31:21One of the best there is

00:31:23I've got her on my side

00:31:24Who's that?

00:31:25A Mrs. De

00:31:26No

00:31:28I

00:31:28I shouldn't give her a name

00:31:30Though she is pretty open about it

00:31:33Sort of flaunts it

00:31:34You must have seen this woman

00:31:36She goes to first nights

00:31:37In robes

00:31:38With

00:31:38Capitalistic

00:31:39What do you call it

00:31:40All over them

00:31:41A Mrs. De Pass

00:31:42That's right

00:31:44You know

00:31:45As a matter of fact

00:31:46I'm going to a party

00:31:47At her house

00:31:48A bit later

00:31:49Oh

00:31:50I'll tell you another

00:31:51Couple of things about them

00:31:52Witches

00:31:54Don't cry

00:31:55Shed tears I mean

00:31:56Or blush

00:31:57Oh really?

00:31:58They almost all have pets

00:32:00What they call familiars

00:32:02You know

00:32:02The sort of familiar spirits

00:32:03Who carry out their masks

00:32:04As bidding

00:32:05Tony I think we ought to go

00:32:06Yes

00:32:07Oh I'm boring people

00:32:09Oh no

00:32:10Not at all

00:32:10I'm quite sure

00:32:11There's a lot of it around

00:32:12Like influenza

00:32:13All right

00:32:14Make fun of it

00:32:15I'm used to that

00:32:15If you'd let me know

00:32:17When that mask

00:32:18Turns up

00:32:19I'll give you my

00:32:20Telegram number

00:32:21Oh give it to me too

00:32:22Will you?

00:32:23Nicky

00:32:24You know where

00:32:25Aunt Queenie was going tonight

00:32:27No

00:32:27Where?

00:32:28Oh yes

00:32:29I don't think

00:32:30That's a good idea

00:32:30What do you want me to do?

00:32:32Stop it can you?

00:32:33What do you think?

00:32:34Well

00:32:34There you are

00:32:36Miss Hilroy

00:32:36Thank you very much

00:32:38I'm sorry

00:32:39To have to turn you out

00:32:40But

00:32:40We are going out

00:32:42Our telephone

00:32:42You

00:32:43Redlitch

00:32:44I'd like to hear

00:32:45Some more about this book

00:32:45I'll walk along with you

00:32:47Oh we'll stop in

00:32:48For a drink somewhere

00:32:49Fair enough

00:32:50I'll be in touch with you

00:32:51All right

00:32:51A splendid Christmas to you

00:32:54There's a place

00:32:56In the Fulham Road

00:32:58Called the Cloven Roof

00:32:59I'd like to stay

00:33:00Fascinating

00:33:01What an extraordinary

00:33:03Evening

00:33:04You seem to think

00:33:05That I was one of them

00:33:06Oh

00:33:07And now

00:33:09If we're going to have

00:33:10Our first meal together

00:33:11I'll get my things

00:33:12What are you going to do

00:33:13With all those presents?

00:33:15Have them sent round

00:33:16In the morning

00:33:17I suppose

00:33:17With apologies

00:33:18Most of them

00:33:20All these presents

00:33:22Were none for you

00:33:23Give me one

00:33:24Which?

00:33:26Any one

00:33:26Shut your eyes

00:33:27And dip

00:33:28Go on

00:33:29How extraordinary

00:33:34Why?

00:33:35What is it?

00:33:36It's a locket

00:33:37I was giving it to someone

00:33:38Do you still want

00:33:40To give it to them?

00:33:40No

00:33:41It's beautiful

00:33:45You think so too?

00:33:47It belonged to my

00:33:48Oh

00:33:49Damn it

00:33:49Why can't one say

00:33:51My mother

00:33:52Without sounding sentimental?

00:33:54You can imagine

00:33:55What's inside

00:33:56You

00:33:56Yes

00:33:57Aged

00:33:58I should have met you earlier

00:33:59I was certainly healthier

00:34:01Shall I put it on for you?

00:34:03If you're really sore

00:34:04I am

00:34:04Well then

00:34:06Thank you

00:34:08Very much

00:34:10Shall we go?

00:34:13Let's

00:34:14Home again

00:34:31Wonderful

00:34:32Always wonderful

00:34:34Darling

00:34:34Come here

00:34:35Come here

00:34:35Yes

00:34:36I've been wanting to do that

00:34:39For the last three hours

00:34:41Since before lunch

00:34:42What a lovely

00:34:45Saturday afternoon

00:34:46Lunching in Soho

00:34:48Going to an art gallery

00:34:49Walking across the park

00:34:51It's incredible

00:34:52What a bit of magic

00:34:53Can do to the most

00:34:54Ordinary things

00:34:55Magic?

00:34:56What do you mean magic?

00:34:58Well isn't it?

00:34:59Two weeks ago

00:34:59Tonight we met

00:35:00And they've been magic weeks

00:35:02I know they have

00:35:03They've been exactly that

00:35:04Oh

00:35:06No Tony

00:35:07We're going to have tea

00:35:08Be an angel

00:35:09And put the kettle on

00:35:10Will you?

00:35:11First

00:35:11Right

00:35:11Oh

00:35:13Tony

00:35:14What do you do

00:35:16With all those pins

00:35:16You're always picking up?

00:35:18Nothing

00:35:18It's just sheer superstition

00:35:20I'll throw this in the fire

00:35:21No

00:35:21Why not?

00:35:22It's bad luck

00:35:23Yes I'm superstitious too

00:35:25Give it to me

00:35:26And what are you going to do with it?

00:35:28I'll keep it

00:35:28It'll come in handy

00:35:29What for?

00:35:30Oh different things

00:35:31Consistent

00:35:32Aren't you?

00:35:33Superstitious

00:35:34Yet

00:35:34You'll have this thing

00:35:35Mask

00:35:36On the wall

00:35:37After what Redlich said about it

00:35:39What did they tell you

00:35:40It's supposed to be?

00:35:41Oh a ceremonial mask

00:35:42For disciplining witches

00:35:43Ones who don't conform

00:35:45Conform to what?

00:35:46The rules

00:35:46I suppose

00:35:47I don't know

00:35:48I just think it's friendly

00:35:50Well

00:35:51Not to me I think

00:35:52Boo

00:35:54Look darling

00:36:12We've spent all our time together

00:36:14All our meals

00:36:15And everything

00:36:16It's just occurred to me

00:36:18There must be a lot of people

00:36:19You're neglecting

00:36:20No one I care about

00:36:21I've been neglecting everything

00:36:23There's a whole stack of manuscripts

00:36:25Piled up by my bed

00:36:27Only

00:36:28I never seem to get there anymore

00:36:29Why don't you go to your party tonight

00:36:32I might join you there later

00:36:33Oh no

00:36:34Why not?

00:36:35You'd hate it

00:36:36Do you know

00:36:37I haven't met a single friend of yours

00:36:40And you're not going to

00:36:41They're awful

00:36:41What are they like?

00:36:43Like

00:36:43They're irresponsible

00:36:45And malicious

00:36:45And unprincipled

00:36:46And fun

00:36:47Well

00:36:47That's something

00:36:48I'm not sure

00:36:49That's the worst part

00:36:50Gillian

00:36:51When are we going to get married?

00:36:55What's the matter?

00:36:57I must have missed a chapter somewhere

00:36:58Darling

00:36:59After the last two weeks

00:37:00You can't say this is so sudden

00:37:02You know I'm in love with you

00:37:04Marriage is the next logical step

00:37:06Doesn't it seem like that to you?

00:37:10Gill

00:37:10Why are you dodging this?

00:37:11I don't think I'm cut out for marriage

00:37:13That's all

00:37:14In what way?

00:37:14The way I've lived

00:37:15How have you lived?

00:37:16Selfishly

00:37:17Restlessly

00:37:17One thing after another

00:37:19But there is a time to stop

00:37:21There is a moment

00:37:22When we get the chance

00:37:23To go one of two ways

00:37:25Forever

00:37:26This is it

00:37:28For me

00:37:28I hope for you too

00:37:30No?

00:37:32I don't know

00:37:33It would mean giving up

00:37:34A whole way of living

00:37:35And thinking

00:37:36I sometimes wondered

00:37:37If I could

00:37:38And wished I could

00:37:40I know we started this abruptly

00:37:42But that doesn't mean

00:37:43It can't last

00:37:43Oh I know it can last

00:37:45That's not what's worrying me

00:37:47What is?

00:37:48I told you

00:37:48Me

00:37:49So long as it's not me

00:37:50It isn't

00:37:50Then let me do the worrying

00:37:52Well

00:37:54You're tempting me

00:37:55That's better

00:37:56The kettle must be boiling by now

00:37:58They don't boil if you watch them

00:38:00Hey

00:38:01I wonder

00:38:06Pywhacket

00:38:07I wonder if I could

00:38:09Suppose he found out afterwards

00:38:12That would be bad

00:38:13And what would all the others say?

00:38:16What would that mask say?

00:38:20Don't look at me like that

00:38:21I will if I want to

00:38:24Here we are

00:38:26There

00:38:28Tony

00:38:34I will

00:38:36I'd like to hear that again

00:38:39I will

00:38:41I want to

00:38:42Oh

00:38:43Darling

00:38:44Darling

00:38:46Darling

00:38:48What do we say next?

00:38:52Where shall we live?

00:38:53Shall I buy this place from you?

00:38:55Then we can throw the other tenants out

00:38:56And

00:38:57Unconvert it

00:38:58I've only got a lease on this house

00:38:59And anyway

00:39:00I'd like to start somewhere fresh

00:39:02What again?

00:39:03I can't keep pace with your activities

00:39:06An art gallery in Chelsea

00:39:07A herb shop

00:39:08Bookshop

00:39:09Africa

00:39:09Tony

00:39:10Don't ask me questions about my past

00:39:12Is it so lurid?

00:39:13I don't mean it like that

00:39:14But

00:39:14Well

00:39:15My life has been sort of rayfish

00:39:17At least seen through your eyes

00:39:18And I don't want to talk about it

00:39:20Darling

00:39:20I just feel jealous

00:39:22Of the things about you

00:39:23That I don't know

00:39:24I know you're not jealous

00:39:26In the remotest degree

00:39:27About anything

00:39:27You knew there was another woman

00:39:29Right up to the moment

00:39:30That we met

00:39:30Yet

00:39:31You've never asked me

00:39:32One thing about her

00:39:33Yes

00:39:34But that

00:39:34Whatever it was

00:39:36Is over

00:39:37I know it is

00:39:38Even so

00:39:39A little twinge of jealousy

00:39:40Would be flattering

00:39:41I've wondered

00:39:42I've wondered if you've seen her since

00:39:44I am interested

00:39:45Really

00:39:46Just to know how something works

00:39:48How what works?

00:39:49Something like us

00:39:50What happened to us

00:39:53I wonder if you could still

00:39:55Be with her

00:39:56I've no idea

00:39:57I don't want to

00:39:58But could you?

00:39:59Darling

00:40:00Being in love with someone else

00:40:01Doesn't make one impotent

00:40:03It just makes one disciplined

00:40:04Suppose she vamped you

00:40:06Lie about on couches

00:40:07With bunches of grapes in her mouth

00:40:09Suppose I were away or something

00:40:11And she asked you

00:40:13And don't tell me women don't ask

00:40:15Because they do

00:40:16Have you ever asked anyone?

00:40:18Not asked

00:40:19But made it obvious I think

00:40:21I did to you didn't I?

00:40:23You are jealous

00:40:25You didn't really think I couldn't be

00:40:27My worst thing almost

00:40:29That and trying to get something for nothing

00:40:31Eating my cake and having it too

00:40:34But I'm going to be different from now on

00:40:36I promise you

00:40:37I swear it

00:40:38I don't want you any different

00:40:40But I want to be different

00:40:41Quite different

00:40:42I won't stand for it

00:40:44I wonder if two people have ever had a romance like this before

00:40:51Very few

00:40:52Very few

00:40:54Damn few

00:40:55Yes

00:40:55Damn few

00:40:57Hell there's life breaking in

00:41:01Tell it to go away

00:41:02We've got to start meeting it again sometime

00:41:04And now we've got the rest of our lives together

00:41:07All right

00:41:08I'll be polite to it

00:41:11Nicky

00:41:14Hello there

00:41:15And Mr. Henderson

00:41:16I've been telephoning you

00:41:17I thought you might be here

00:41:19I say

00:41:21That's a new face isn't it?

00:41:23Is that the mask Redlich was talking about?

00:41:25Looks just like that German governess we used to have

00:41:27You're quite a stranger

00:41:29That's right

00:41:29Not since Christmas Eve

00:41:30I've got a surprise for you

00:41:33For you both

00:41:34Sid's new book

00:41:35Sidney Redlich

00:41:36What already?

00:41:37Oh not all of it

00:41:39This is just an outline in the first two chapters

00:41:41But it will give you an idea

00:41:42That's pretty quick

00:41:42Oh we've been at it night and day

00:41:44Did you say we?

00:41:45Oh yes dear

00:41:46Witchcraft around us

00:41:47By Sidney Redlich

00:41:48And Nicholas Holroyd

00:41:50You don't mean you're writing it with him?

00:41:53Nicky really?

00:41:54What do you know about that sort of thing?

00:41:57I know as much as he does

00:41:58You pick things up

00:41:59Well this is a surprise isn't it Jill?

00:42:02Yes it is

00:42:03We've got a surprise for you too

00:42:05I think you could stand me as a brother-in-law

00:42:09Well I never

00:42:13Bless your hearts

00:42:16Congratulations darling

00:42:18Both of you

00:42:19That was pretty quick wasn't it?

00:42:22Tony I'd like to talk to Nicky

00:42:24Do you mind?

00:42:25Well I'll go up to my flat for a bit

00:42:26And for a change

00:42:27Why don't you look at that book now?

00:42:30Now?

00:42:30Why not?

00:42:31Won't take you long

00:42:32It's good

00:42:32Well I might glance at it

00:42:34Good enough

00:42:35Bless you Jill

00:42:37Well well well

00:42:41Marriage no less

00:42:42Uh huh

00:42:42What fun

00:42:44It is

00:42:45Very

00:42:45Between us all he's going to have quite a time

00:42:49Between us all?

00:42:50Well you and me and my book

00:42:52I'm going to need your help

00:42:53You know I've kept up with all the manifestos

00:42:55Oh invent anything you like

00:42:57What's it matter?

00:42:58Oh I can't

00:42:59Sid's a stickler for accuracy

00:43:00What?

00:43:02Nicky

00:43:02You're not giving him the truth

00:43:04Of course I am

00:43:05Oh darling

00:43:06He was so idiotic that first evening

00:43:08He took me to all the places

00:43:10Kept on pointing out people to me

00:43:12Naturally I knew most of them

00:43:13But I gave them the sign

00:43:14Humans around

00:43:16And they played up

00:43:17But he went on and on

00:43:18Wanting to take me to Mrs. De Parse's

00:43:20And so

00:43:21Finally

00:43:22You told him about yourself

00:43:24It's going to pay beautifully

00:43:25I gather Tony has made Sidney a very generous offer

00:43:28You mean that's what Tony is reading upstairs now?

00:43:31You could publish that book

00:43:33I won't let you

00:43:34What harm can it do?

00:43:35There are no names in it

00:43:36But your name is going to be on it

00:43:38And it's too close to home to be safe

00:43:40Nicky

00:43:41Tony doesn't know about me

00:43:43And he's not going to

00:43:44Oh

00:43:45I suppose you're going to tell me you're renouncing too

00:43:47I have renounced

00:43:49Since when?

00:43:50Well actually

00:43:51Since about ten minutes ago

00:43:52Though I haven't done anything for a fortnight

00:43:55You don't mean this marriage is on the level

00:43:59You haven't fallen in love with him

00:44:01No of course not

00:44:02But I'm cutting all that right out

00:44:04You can't cut it out

00:44:05It's something you were born with

00:44:06There's not a thing you can do about it

00:44:08I needn't practice it

00:44:09And I won't

00:44:10Oh you wait till the first temptation comes along

00:44:12The first thing you really want

00:44:14Then it'll be

00:44:15Just this once

00:44:16And that'll lead to another

00:44:17And another

00:44:18Not for me

00:44:19My mind made up

00:44:20That's why you've got to stop that book

00:44:22I'm sorry dear

00:44:22But no

00:44:23It's important to me

00:44:24It's more important to me

00:44:25No dear

00:44:26I'm sorry

00:44:26But quite firmly

00:44:27No

00:44:27Very well then

00:44:28I'll have to do something about it

00:44:30What did I just tell you?

00:44:32I thought you'd retired

00:44:33I'll make this a farewell clearance

00:44:35To stop that book

00:44:36We've got people on our side

00:44:38Remember?

00:44:40Mrs. De Pass

00:44:41Well

00:44:42I'm not better than that old battle act

00:44:44She can take it up higher

00:44:45To the big boys

00:44:46She'll get the whole organisation behind it

00:44:47That bunch

00:44:48There isn't one of them

00:44:50Can give anyone a flat tyre

00:44:51Without having to go to bed for a week

00:44:53Now

00:44:54Will you bring me every copy

00:44:56That's in existence

00:44:57Or am I going to have to go to work?

00:45:00You know I can

00:45:01Don't you?

00:45:03Well

00:45:03What's it to be?

00:45:05Yes

00:45:06Or no?

00:45:07Not for the world

00:45:07Very well then

00:45:09Pie

00:45:12Pie

00:45:12Pie Wacket

00:45:13I don't want that book to be published

00:45:17Do you hear?

00:45:18Not by anyone

00:45:19Jill look out

00:45:20And that'll teach you to threaten me with the organisation

00:45:23Girlie your little romance is coming to a sticky end

00:45:26Tony's going to know all about you

00:45:28And before the day is out too

00:45:29Oh

00:45:31You're still here Nicky

00:45:32Good

00:45:32Hello there's Pie Wacket again

00:45:34What are you going to do with Pie now?

00:45:36I'm going to put him out

00:45:38I meant

00:45:41Now that you two are getting married

00:45:43Oh

00:45:43Did she tell you he doesn't like me?

00:45:45Can't bear me to touch him for some reason

00:45:47Did you read it?

00:45:48How did you like it?

00:45:50I don't know if you want me to talk in front of Jillian

00:45:53Yes

00:45:54Why not?

00:45:55Jill

00:45:56I'm afraid Nicky here has been a bad boy

00:45:59I don't think Aunt Queenie's the only member of your family

00:46:02Who goes in for practical jokes

00:46:04You think this book's a joke?

00:46:06It's insane

00:46:07You ought to call it

00:46:10What every young witch ought to know

00:46:13How you imagine for one moment that I believe in it

00:46:15I've just been talking to Redlitz on the phone

00:46:19And he said that Nicky had convinced him

00:46:21That he was one of them

00:46:22I think that was going a little far

00:46:24Did he tell you how he got here in the first place?

00:46:26Yes I had all that

00:46:27A luminous paint or something

00:46:29And all your references

00:46:30Including a Mrs. DeParse

00:46:32Who seems to be a sort of head witch or something

00:46:34But now the joke's over

00:46:37So you'd better tell Redlitz

00:46:38The whole thing was a leg pull

00:46:40Or this book will have to find another publisher

00:46:43No

00:46:44I don't think any other publisher would be any good either

00:46:47Now

00:46:48Do you, Jill?

00:46:50Nicky

00:46:50What are you up to?

00:46:51Oh, not a thing, darling

00:46:52All right, Tony

00:46:54I suppose it was silly of me to think you'd believe it

00:46:56Like that

00:46:57Well

00:46:58Goodbye

00:46:59And no hard feelings

00:47:01You're an ass, Nicky

00:47:02You'd better have this

00:47:03So long, Jill

00:47:05You'll be hearing from me

00:47:07Later in the day

00:47:08Is anything the matter?

00:47:14No

00:47:14Well, you look peculiar

00:47:16There's nothing wrong between you and Nicky

00:47:18No

00:47:18Tony

00:47:19I've got to tell you something

00:47:22Not if it's to prove to me that Nicky is a witch, no

00:47:24The word is warlock

00:47:26Oh, well, we don't have to get technical about it

00:47:28You don't believe there are such things at all?

00:47:30No, dear

00:47:31And it's no good trying to make me

00:47:32No matter who told you

00:47:33Look

00:47:34Nobody's threatening you with anything, are they?

00:47:37Nicky isn't?

00:47:38Is he threatening to tell something about you to me?

00:47:41Yes

00:47:41Well, that's easily dealt with

00:47:43Tell me yourself

00:47:44That's what I'm trying to do

00:47:46Well, what is it?

00:47:47Something in your past that you don't want questions asked about?

00:47:50Tony

00:47:50Will you listen quite quietly for a moment?

00:47:53Not interrupt or anything?

00:47:55Of course

00:47:55You don't believe in anything supernatural?

00:47:58Oh, God

00:47:58We're not back on that again

00:47:59How about superstitions?

00:48:01You believe in them?

00:48:02Those don't mean anything

00:48:03Then why do you defer to them?

00:48:05Habit, perhaps

00:48:06Or

00:48:07Is it just that you won't take a chance?

00:48:10In case there were rules

00:48:11Or something governing those things, yes?

00:48:13Well, for the sake of argument, perhaps

00:48:15Tony

00:48:15There are rules

00:48:18And it's just a question of

00:48:22Choosing which set of rules you live by

00:48:24The laws of gravity

00:48:26Or a whole different lot of rules

00:48:28That can set those aside

00:48:29Well, do you know a whole different set of rules?

00:48:31Yes, I do

00:48:32Rules and shortcuts to getting your own way

00:48:35And the people who use those shortcuts

00:48:37Are the people who

00:48:39I've got to say it

00:48:40Live by magic

00:48:42Magic

00:48:43Tony

00:48:44There is such a thing as magic

00:48:47I know

00:48:48I can do it

00:48:50You can?

00:48:52Yes

00:48:52Well

00:48:53Do it then

00:48:54Show me something

00:48:55No, I mustn't

00:48:56It would go on and on

00:48:59It always does

00:49:00I've broken down once this afternoon already

00:49:02You have, have you?

00:49:03What did you do?

00:49:04I stopped that book being published

00:49:05Oh, no, you didn't

00:49:07That's my province

00:49:08Sorry to spoil your story

00:49:10But I decided I wasn't going to publish it

00:49:12After I'd read two pages

00:49:14I didn't say I stopped you publishing it

00:49:16I stopped anyone publishing it

00:49:18How very useful

00:49:19What did you do?

00:49:20I can't tell you

00:49:22It would sound too silly

00:49:24Oh, come on

00:49:25What did you do?

00:49:26I put on a spell

00:49:27And how does one put on a spell?

00:49:29I used Pywhacket

00:49:30You mean

00:49:31You spoke to him about it

00:49:33And what's he supposed to do?

00:49:35Go out and call on all the publishers

00:49:36And talk them out of it

00:49:38Is Pywhacket a witch too?

00:49:40He's a familiar

00:49:40He's familiar?

00:49:43I'll tell you other things

00:49:44The luminous paint

00:49:46That was true

00:49:47Only it wasn't Nicky

00:49:48It was I

00:49:49You saw me doing it even

00:49:52You thought it was indoor fireworks

00:49:54And you're coming here

00:49:56You remember how that happened?

00:49:58Your telephone went out of order

00:50:00That was Providence

00:50:01No, that was Nicky

00:50:03He put it out of order

00:50:05Well, I've heard of repairmen

00:50:06Why would Nicky do that?

00:50:08As a prank

00:50:09That's what he uses it all for mainly

00:50:11Playing tricks

00:50:12Turning all the traffic lights

00:50:14Of Piccadilly Circus green

00:50:16At the same moment

00:50:17He's never taken it seriously

00:50:18Most people don't

00:50:20But it can be very serious

00:50:22Do you believe in the kind of God

00:50:26With a long, white beard?

00:50:28No

00:50:29But you do believe that

00:50:31If you're in trouble

00:50:32Real trouble

00:50:33Facing death or something

00:50:34There is something you could appeal to

00:50:37That could help you

00:50:38I suppose

00:50:39And even if you don't think of it as a man

00:50:41Somewhere

00:50:43Lingeringly

00:50:44There is still a picture of that

00:50:46Long, white beard

00:50:47Well, with me

00:50:49Lingeringly

00:50:51It's horns and a tail

00:50:54The devil that people sell their souls to?

00:50:56Yes

00:50:57What does the devil do with this soul?

00:50:59Is that something I've always wanted to know?

00:51:01It used to worry me too

00:51:02The nearest I ever got to understanding it

00:51:04Was that it was like votes

00:51:06He needs votes

00:51:08Supporters

00:51:08Jill, this is all table-turning nonsense

00:51:12All those things you talked about

00:51:14Nicky's business with the telephone

00:51:16Those things are coincidences

00:51:18They look like that

00:51:20They have to

00:51:20They can't do it any other way

00:51:23I can't turn this house into the Taj Mahal

00:51:26It doesn't work that way

00:51:28There has to be a rational explanation if you want it

00:51:31Then I'll take the rational explanation

00:51:33Just as you took the rational explanation of us

00:51:36There

00:51:38Now I've said it

00:51:40You mean

00:51:41That was

00:51:42Yes

00:51:43That was

00:51:45Now, really

00:51:46Well, was it rational?

00:51:48What happened to you here on Christmas Eve?

00:51:50It happened

00:51:51How?

00:51:51Think back

00:51:52What did happen?

00:51:54You came in here to use the telephone

00:51:56The number was engaged

00:51:58Then you got through

00:51:59Can you remember what happened next?

00:52:01I remember every single thing

00:52:03I made my call

00:52:04You went into the kitchen

00:52:05You came back with the cat

00:52:07Go on

00:52:07I went to the door

00:52:09Turned back

00:52:10And suddenly

00:52:11I seemed to see you for the first time

00:52:14And you were in my arms

00:52:16You've left out something

00:52:17What did I do before that?

00:52:20You didn't do anything

00:52:22You sat down

00:52:23You talked to the cat

00:52:25Oh

00:52:26Damn it

00:52:29I won't believe it

00:52:31What made you suddenly take me in your arms?

00:52:33Because I wanted to

00:52:35More than I've ever wanted to do anything in my whole life

00:52:39And you think you made me do it?

00:52:41Why?

00:52:41What for?

00:52:41Because I wanted you to

00:52:43So I did that

00:52:44You mean I had nothing to do with it at all

00:52:47I'm sorry, Tony

00:52:48It's bad

00:52:49The whole thing's bad

00:52:51It's habit forming

00:52:53It's like abusing influence

00:52:56And it can destroy you as a person

00:52:58Well, now I've told you

00:53:00And I don't have to worry about anyone else telling you now

00:53:04You don't have to worry about anything

00:53:06You don't believe a word of it, do you?

00:53:09I certainly do

00:53:10You do?

00:53:11I believe you cast an absolutely wonderful spell on me

00:53:16And I'm crazy about it

00:53:18Oh, dang, don't answer

00:53:23Oh, darling

00:53:24Now that we've got the rest of our lives together

00:53:27Oh, our Queen

00:53:33Hello, darling

00:53:34Oh, hello, Tony too

00:53:36No, darling, I'm not staying

00:53:38I really don't know why I came

00:53:40But I felt an urge

00:53:42A simple, irresistible impulse

00:53:45Did you meet Nicky by any chance?

00:53:48Nicky?

00:53:49Yes, I passed him in the street

00:53:50He waved to me

00:53:52Rather a funny kind of wave

00:53:54A drink

00:53:54Ah, dear Nicky

00:53:56Oh, perhaps I came to tell you

00:54:00I shan't see you tonight

00:54:01I promised I'd dine with Mrs. Depart

00:54:03Why, what's the matter, Tony?

00:54:06Did you say Mrs. Depart?

00:54:08Why, do you know her?

00:54:09Auntie, I'd better tell you

00:54:11Tony knows

00:54:13I've told him

00:54:14Oh, how wonderful

00:54:17And is he sympathetic?

00:54:20Now, wait one minute

00:54:22Let's get this straight

00:54:23You mean she thinks she's one too?

00:54:26Yes, Tony

00:54:27How else do you think I got into your flat

00:54:29When the door was locked?

00:54:30Do you mean you can get through locked doors?

00:54:32Usually

00:54:33Could you get through that one if I locked it?

00:54:37I think so

00:54:38Good

00:54:38Come on then

00:54:39Ahem

00:54:40Oh, no

00:54:42I mustn't

00:54:43I can't

00:54:44No

00:54:44No, I suspected that

00:54:47Well, Gillian, you do it then

00:54:49No, Auntie, I've stopped

00:54:50Tony and I are getting married

00:54:52Oh, how lovely

00:54:55How exciting

00:54:57But if he knows

00:54:59That makes no difference

00:55:01I've stopped

00:55:02Oh, well

00:55:03I'm sorry

00:55:05I'm sorry, Tony

00:55:05About the door

00:55:06Well

00:55:08What's that?

00:55:10Pie-whacket

00:55:11It must be his dinner time

00:55:13Goodness, it's long past

00:55:14I forgot all about him

00:55:16Excuse me

00:55:17We shall miss you here

00:55:21Oh, how nice of you

00:55:23I know it's hard to understand at first, Tony

00:55:26You see, Gillian's been in it ever since she was tiny

00:55:30And then she started me

00:55:31Or I found out

00:55:33I don't know how much she's told you about it all

00:55:35About that spell she put on you

00:55:38Yes, I had all that

00:55:39Perhaps I should lend you some books to explain things to you

00:55:42They helped me a lot

00:55:43Did they?

00:55:44Yes

00:55:45Of course, I always knew I had something

00:55:47But I thought it was an artistic temperament

00:55:50I don't think I would ever have become a witch

00:55:52If my parents had let me go on the stage

00:55:55Miss Holroyd

00:55:56You don't really believe that Gillian has any powers

00:55:59I know she has

00:56:00She's done wonderful things

00:56:03Those thunderstorms

00:56:05While she was at school

00:56:06On account of you-know-who

00:56:08I've no idea who

00:56:09Your friend, Mel Kittredge

00:56:11Oh, nonsense

00:56:13Gillian has never heard of Mel Kittredge

00:56:15But of course she has

00:56:16I told her myself that you were getting married

00:56:19That's why she went after you with Pie-whacket

00:56:22I beg your pardon

00:56:22Oh, but I promise you

00:56:24She wouldn't have used magic

00:56:26If she'd had time for the usual feminine methods

00:56:29No matter how great enemies she and Miss Kittredge were

00:56:32You mean, she went after me because of Mel?

00:56:35Well, she thought you very attractive already

00:56:38You've no idea how much she likes you

00:56:41Or perhaps you have

00:56:42Miss Holroyd, what are you trying to say?

00:56:45Well, Tony

00:56:46With us, it's like the saints

00:56:49Saints?

00:56:50Yes

00:56:50Only the other way round

00:56:52At least, that's what the books say

00:56:54Saints love everyone

00:56:56Just everyone

00:56:57With no thought for themselves

00:56:59But with us, it's just the contrary

00:57:02Look, perhaps I'd better read some of those books of yours after all

00:57:05Yes, Tony

00:57:06Then you'll see how impractical

00:57:08Well, how impossible, really

00:57:10Love is

00:57:11Not sex

00:57:12Sex is allowed

00:57:13In fact, it's almost encouraged

00:57:16But of course, you must know that

00:57:18Miss Holroyd

00:57:19Oh, no, Tony

00:57:20Can't I be Aunt Queenie now?

00:57:23Miss Holroyd, I don't think we'd better go on with this

00:57:25Oh, dear

00:57:26I haven't been too bold, have I?

00:57:29Pywhacket is behaving very strangely

00:57:32I had to coax and coax him

00:57:34I must go, darling

00:57:36So nice to see you

00:57:38Goodbye

00:57:39Goodbye, Tony

00:57:40Dear

00:57:41Gillian

00:57:47There are some things I want to ask you

00:57:49Have you told me the truth

00:57:52About yourself?

00:57:54Yes

00:57:54And about us?

00:57:55Yes, why?

00:57:56Well, you didn't tell me

00:57:57That you knew Merle Kittredge

00:57:59You did know her, didn't you?

00:58:02You were at school together

00:58:03You knew about her and me, too, didn't you?

00:58:07You knew from the beginning

00:58:08And that was why you went after me, deliberately

00:58:11To spite her

00:58:12No, not to spite her

00:58:15Why, then?

00:58:15Because I wanted you

00:58:17Because you were in love with me?

00:58:18How could I be in love with you?

00:58:20I didn't know you

00:58:21Are you in love with me now?

00:58:22How does one tell if one's in love?

00:58:28One knows

00:58:29But how?

00:58:31Could you go on without me?

00:58:35I think that's the best test

00:58:37If I wasn't there, could you?

00:58:40I'd have to, wouldn't I?

00:58:43And there's the answer

00:58:46But wouldn't I?

00:58:47Perhaps

00:58:47But you shouldn't feel that you could

00:58:50Why do you think this is hitting me as it is?

00:58:54To find out the whole thing had no meaning of any kind

00:58:58To find that you just haven't been there the whole time

00:59:02I don't think I knew what I was doing

00:59:06But it would be like this

00:59:08I'm sorry

00:59:10That's fine

00:59:11Oh, and you needn't pretend to cry

00:59:13Because you can't do that either

00:59:14If I remember rightly

00:59:15I'm not crying

00:59:17Oh

00:59:18So you believe it now?

00:59:21No, I don't believe a word of it

00:59:22Not a damn word

00:59:24Can you take off spells that you put on?

00:59:27Because I think you'd better

00:59:27No

00:59:28No, I wouldn't do that

00:59:30No, I won't

00:59:31I won't

00:59:32All right

00:59:34All right

00:59:36Where are you going?

00:59:37I don't know

00:59:37But I'm getting the hell out of here

00:59:38No

00:59:39No, you can't

00:59:40Oh, yes, I can

00:59:41And I don't know how one deals with witches

00:59:43But don't think

00:59:44Because you put a spell on me

00:59:45That I am coming back

00:59:47Because I'm not

00:59:48Ever

00:59:49Tony

00:59:49The spell

00:59:52He'll have to come back

00:59:54Won't he?

00:59:57Taxi

01:00:00No

01:00:02No

01:00:04Good God

01:00:07No

01:00:09Tony

01:00:10No

01:00:11No

01:00:13No

01:00:14No

01:00:15Sitting in the dark now, eh?

01:00:45Never a dull moment around here

01:00:47Where's Tony?

01:00:49Out somewhere

01:00:50Oh, you two haven't had a quarrel or anything, have you?

01:00:53No

01:00:53Not a quarrel

01:00:55Just a visitor

01:00:57Thank you, Nicky

01:00:58I say

01:00:58What's happened to this pretty face?

01:01:00All the way from Africa

01:01:01And then smashed to pieces in lovely Knightsbridge

01:01:04Someone's been a bit careless

01:01:06No one has been careless

01:01:07What a pity it got broken

01:01:09It had come in so handy just now

01:01:11Don't tell me Tony broke this

01:01:13You know perfectly well who broke it

01:01:15Nicky, you've seen him

01:01:18Where?

01:01:19At Sid's room

01:01:20Ah

01:01:21He came straight there from you

01:01:22Oh, it's no good you phoning him

01:01:24He isn't there now

01:01:25Where is he?

01:01:26Well, that I'm afraid I can't tell you

01:01:28He's not with Merle

01:01:30No, but I think he thinks he ought to be

01:01:32After all, perhaps he's still in love with her underneath

01:01:35Don't think I haven't thought of that

01:01:36I've been sitting here battling with the temptation to take the spell off

01:01:41That's when I broke that mask

01:01:43If I leave things as they are

01:01:45He'll still be in love with me and loathe me for it

01:01:48Yes, I don't think it was very clever of you to tell him about the spell

01:01:52You know what it always says on love potions

01:01:54Shake well and don't tell

01:01:56Who's that?

01:01:58I'll see

01:01:58It can't be Tony

01:02:00Tony's got his key

01:02:03Tony!

01:02:04Nicky, I want to talk to Gillian alone

01:02:07Will you clear out?

01:02:07It won't take more than a couple of minutes

01:02:09Of course

01:02:09I'll go and get a pack of cigarettes around the corner

01:02:11Tony, won't you please

01:02:13Listen to me

01:02:14I've got something to say and I want to say it quickly

01:02:16I don't want to be here and I wouldn't be

01:02:18Only I was told I had to

01:02:19So here I am

01:02:20For your information, I've been to see Mrs. DeParse

01:02:23What for?

01:02:24For the hair of the dog that bit me

01:02:26Not to get her to take my spell off

01:02:29Oh, no!

01:02:30What else?

01:02:31And did she?

01:02:33Tony, did she?

01:02:34For whatever it was worth

01:02:35How?

01:02:36With a whole lot of hocus-pocus and a very dirty old paddock

01:02:39From what I've seen, it's a lot more complicated to take a spell off than to put one off

01:02:42It would be for her

01:02:43And how do you feel now?

01:02:46I don't feel anything except bloody angry

01:02:47Going all the way out to Ealing

01:02:50To that messy little house called Cauldron's Corner or whatever it was

01:02:54Having to stand hat in hand and learn a little poem

01:02:57Walk backwards round and round an oriental table

01:03:00Its stomach turning and humiliating

01:03:03I know

01:03:04Don't tell me

01:03:05You say nothing of being pounded out of pocket into the bargain

01:03:08Why?

01:03:08What did she charge you?

01:03:10I don't want to go into it

01:03:11Any of it

01:03:11The only reason that I came was that she said the thing wouldn't be complete

01:03:15Until I'd seen you and told you

01:03:17That was nice of her

01:03:18To make that a condition

01:03:20Well, now I have

01:03:21And I can go

01:03:22And by the way, she's arranged it so you can't undo this one

01:03:25And how did she do that?

01:03:27We won't go into it

01:03:28Any of it

01:03:29I've said what I had to say

01:03:31What about Merle?

01:03:34What about her?

01:03:36Are you going back to her?

01:03:37If she'll have you

01:03:38At the moment, the only thing I'm going to do is drink myself into a stupor

01:03:42Stupor?

01:03:43Forget the whole business

01:03:44If I can, I'll say goodnight

01:03:46I mean, goodbye

01:03:48I'll never see you again

01:03:49I see no reason why you should

01:03:51All right

01:03:52All settled

01:03:55Well?

01:03:58What's happening now?

01:04:00Oh, it's revolting

01:04:01He's getting mixed up with it

01:04:03Going to see her

01:04:04Oh, he's too good for that sort of thing

01:04:07Now, just a minute

01:04:07He is

01:04:08It's cheapening to him

01:04:10Scrabbling about in the gutters of the supernatural

01:04:12With Mrs. De Pass

01:04:14Are you going to let her get away with it?

01:04:17Come on back to us where you belong

01:04:19This is what you get for mixing with human beings

01:04:22Oh, it's all right to make use of them

01:04:24Have affairs with them if you want to

01:04:25But anything else, no

01:04:27Oh, so come back, Jill

01:04:30Come to Natalie's party with me

01:04:31Oh, um

01:04:33Come in

01:04:35Jillian?

01:04:38I've got Mr. Redlich outside

01:04:40How do you know Redlich?

01:04:41We met tonight at Mrs. De Pass

01:04:43And then we left together when Tony went in

01:04:47Will you see him?

01:04:48Just for a minute

01:04:49It's important

01:04:50I don't think you should be cross with him, darling

01:04:53Don't you?

01:04:54Bring him in

01:04:55And is he going to need a drink?

01:05:00Good evening, Miss Fowright

01:05:02It's very good of you to see me like this

01:05:05It's you I have to thank for taking Tony out to Mrs. De Pass, isn't it, Mr. Redlich?

01:05:10Taking him to be cured of me

01:05:12Oh, no, it wasn't that, Miss Fowright

01:05:15It was to put him back to where he was when he first met you

01:05:19You know, like in Shakespeare

01:05:20Be as thou wast

01:05:22Won't to be

01:05:23See as thou wast

01:05:25Won't to see

01:05:25Midsummer night's dream

01:05:26When they take off the power of the flower

01:05:29And Titania falls out of love with the ass

01:05:32Thank you for the comparison

01:05:34Oh, but

01:05:35You'll need this

01:05:37Oh, thanks

01:05:39But what I want to explain is

01:05:42I couldn't help myself

01:05:44I had an idea at the time that you mightn't altogether like it

01:05:48And then when your aunt told me you'd almost had a sort of hate on old Bianca

01:05:53Bianca?

01:05:54Mrs. De Pass

01:05:54Well, when I heard that

01:05:58That you'd always been rivals, so to speak

01:06:00We've never been rivals

01:06:02That third-rate, vulgar, self-advertising, suburban sorceress

01:06:07No, no, go slow, darling

01:06:08You've got the best in the business

01:06:09It's people like her who make me wish we had the Inquisition back again

01:06:13Do you know what she made him do?

01:06:15She made him come over here and tell me

01:06:19Tell me what she'd done

01:06:21Told him it was part of it

01:06:23Now, look, Miss Fowright

01:06:24I don't know anything about that side of it

01:06:27But I know you're not so bad yourself

01:06:30When it comes to revenge and that sort of thing

01:06:32I don't want you to take it out on me

01:06:37It was Tony's idea, the whole thing

01:06:40All I did was to take him there

01:06:43And now you're afraid of the consequences

01:06:46Why don't you ask Mrs. De Pass to protect you

01:06:50If you think so highly of her

01:06:51Or you could go to the local vicar

01:06:53And get me exorcised with bell, book and candle

01:06:57Now, Miss Fowright, don't get upset

01:06:59I only did what I was asked to do

01:07:02Suppose you've been asked to commit a murder

01:07:04Or introduce someone to a murderer

01:07:06Who'd do the job for money

01:07:07Yes, Aunt Queenie?

01:07:10What does she charge for a little thing like this?

01:07:13Well, she varies her prices, dear

01:07:15According to people's means

01:07:17She asked me about Tony

01:07:18And what did you tell her?

01:07:20I told her I thought he was quite well off

01:07:22You see, I'd seen his passbook

01:07:24And letters from his stockbroker

01:07:26And what is she going to rush him?

01:07:28She said she was going to ask

01:07:30A thousand pounds

01:07:32What?

01:07:33Now, look, Miss Fowright

01:07:34I don't want to intrude on you

01:07:37In your hour of grief

01:07:39But put yourself in my place

01:07:42I'd rather not, Mr. Redlich

01:07:44But don't worry

01:07:46I won't do anything to you

01:07:48Oh, that's wonderful of you, Miss Fowright

01:07:50Thank you

01:07:52Thank you

01:07:53And just one thing more

01:07:54About the book

01:07:56Nicky said you'd sort of

01:07:57Put a stop on it

01:08:00Hmm?

01:08:00Well, now that Tony's not

01:08:02Don't you think you might

01:08:04I mean, well, just sort of release it

01:08:07Oh, I don't mean right now, naturally

01:08:10But sometime when you've nothing else on your mind

01:08:12Mr. Redlich

01:08:13Don't you think from now on

01:08:15That you'd better stay away

01:08:17From this kind of thing?

01:08:18I don't think you've got the temperament for it

01:08:21Or the nerve, apparently

01:08:23Yes, I expect you're right

01:08:25I only meant...

01:08:27Mr. Redlich

01:08:28Go away

01:08:31Well, of course

01:08:34Of course

01:08:36And thanks a lot, anyway

01:08:38Goodbye

01:08:40All right

01:08:42I've got a little job to do here

01:08:45Oh, Bianca

01:08:46She and her thousand pounds

01:08:48With her potions

01:08:49And her...

01:08:50It'll cost her a lot more than a thousand pounds

01:08:52To get out of what I'll do to her

01:08:54She's got a lot of valuable Chinese rugs

01:08:57You once told me

01:08:58And there are those Persian tapestries

01:09:01And the mink coat

01:09:03Moths

01:09:05And come to think of it

01:09:07There's Merle, too

01:09:10Be as thou wast, won't to be

01:09:13And how was that?

01:09:15In love with Merle Kittredge

01:09:17No, she's not going to get him back

01:09:18Not if I have anything to do with it

01:09:20Where's Pie Wacket?

01:09:23Pie?

01:09:24Pie, Pie Wacket?

01:09:26Pie, where are you?

01:09:27I've never seen her like this before

01:09:31Yes, but don't stop her

01:09:32He's not there

01:09:33Well then, darling

01:09:35Why don't you wait

01:09:36And think it over till the morning

01:09:37I can do without him

01:09:38Let's see what I've got

01:09:42Moss

01:09:44Wormwood

01:09:46Where's that stuff I got in Tobago?

01:09:49Aunt Queenie

01:09:50Take these

01:09:51Bottle

01:09:52Bottle

01:09:53Owl

01:09:55Mandrake

01:09:56And Merle

01:09:57And Merle

01:09:58What are you going to do to her?

01:10:00Why don't you transport her somewhere?

01:10:02And have Tony go after her

01:10:04Then make her fall in love with someone else

01:10:06Someone very unsuitable

01:10:07A dustman, perhaps

01:10:09Here

01:10:09Here we are

01:10:12I've been waiting for an opportunity to try this

01:10:16What is it?

01:10:17Something really fancy

01:10:19Aunt Queenie, could you put the rest back?

01:10:24For revenges

01:10:25Now

01:10:26What have we got of theirs?

01:10:30Have you got anything belonging to the anchor?

01:10:33Mrs. DePars

01:10:34I've got her photograph upstairs

01:10:36But I don't think I should let you use that

01:10:38I can write her name

01:10:40And use that

01:10:41That'll do

01:10:42It'll also do for Miss Poison Pen, too

01:10:45This is a gala comeback

01:10:47Too bad you can't make it a hat trick

01:10:49Gillian, please, darling

01:10:51Auntie

01:10:52If you don't like it, you don't need to stay

01:10:55Oh, let us see

01:10:56Well, then she must keep quiet

01:10:57Bianca, eh?

01:11:01Good

01:11:02Merle

01:11:05Emily

01:11:06Kittredge

01:11:07Funny I should remember that it's Emily

01:11:10Things do come back when they need

01:11:11Nicky, the big ashtray

01:11:13Then put out the lights

01:11:15Mm-hmm

01:11:16Good

01:11:22Syatox

01:11:30Zorani

01:11:31Elastot

01:11:32Got a match?

01:11:33Mm, yes

01:11:34Dan

01:11:39It won't light

01:11:44Stuff must be old or something

01:11:46The paper won't light

01:11:48Perhaps the ashtray is damp

01:11:49That wouldn't make any difference

01:11:51I'll use two this time

01:11:53That's strange

01:11:58Oh

01:11:59What is it?

01:12:01We're not going on with this

01:12:03Why not?

01:12:06You'd better go to your party, Nicky

01:12:07Nothing else is going to happen here tonight

01:12:10Look, look

01:12:10Something is really wrong

01:12:12You...

01:12:13You haven't been defrosted, have you?

01:12:15No, of course not

01:12:16Well, show me

01:12:17Prove it

01:12:17I'll do no such thing

01:12:19I'm tired

01:12:20So

01:12:22It is true after all

01:12:25The old wives' tales are true

01:12:28Ha ha

01:12:29Well, well, well

01:12:30Um

01:12:31Let me hear from you sometime, Jill

01:12:33When you're feeling better, maybe

01:12:36Good night, Aunt Queenie

01:12:38Jill

01:12:40What is it?

01:12:42Aunt Queenie

01:12:43It is true

01:12:45You mean you have lost your powers?

01:12:49You've fallen in love?

01:12:51Yes, I think so

01:12:52I think it's happened to me

01:12:54Oh, but darling

01:12:56Now

01:12:57Now

01:12:58Yes, it's a good time, isn't it?

01:13:01I've been coming down with it all evening

01:13:03Only I didn't know what it was

01:13:05That's it

01:13:06I'm finished

01:13:08Finished as a witch, anyway

01:13:11Jillian

01:13:12What is love like?

01:13:15You know I've never had it

01:13:17Is it wonderful?

01:13:20No, it's

01:13:20Awful

01:13:22Oh, darling

01:13:26Tears

01:13:27Real tears

01:13:29Yes

01:13:30And to think I've always

01:13:32Envied people who could cry

01:13:35It feels horrible

01:13:37Oh, Aunt Queenie

01:13:39I don't want to be human now

01:13:42Jillian

01:14:03Jill

01:14:07Aunty

01:14:09I'm here

01:14:10What about a drink, then?

01:14:15Don't mind if I fix one?

01:14:17No

01:14:17Where's my painting?

01:14:24Mm-mm

01:14:24Ah

01:14:26Nicky, dear

01:14:30How nice

01:14:31Thank you

01:14:32It's been ages

01:14:35Oh, I'm exhausted

01:14:36I really can't wait

01:14:38You must stay till Jillian gets here

01:14:40That's why I've asked you to come

01:14:42You two can't go on like this

01:14:45Especially when she's so unhappy

01:14:47And she's still in love with Tony

01:14:49Yes

01:14:49And he hasn't set foot in this house since that night

01:14:52Well, what does Jill do with herself these days, anyway?

01:14:55Well, she has a job

01:14:56A job?

01:14:58Wouldn't she rather be dead?

01:14:59Nicky, you mustn't say things like that

01:15:01And look, dear

01:15:02I don't want to scold you

01:15:04But ever since your book died

01:15:05You've been very discourteous to Sidney

01:15:08Oh, Sidney?

01:15:09You know, Mr. Redlich

01:15:10Now, since when?

01:15:12Oh, quite a little while

01:15:14We have dinner every Wednesday

01:15:16Aunt Quinny

01:15:22Nicky

01:15:24Oh

01:15:25How nice

01:15:27I haven't seen you since

01:15:29Well, not since

01:15:31What brought you here?

01:15:34Oh, I just thought I'd come around

01:15:36And say hello

01:15:37Or rather Aunt Queenie thought so

01:15:39Oh

01:15:39Well

01:15:40Lovely

01:15:41Come and sit down

01:15:43Look, I can't today

01:15:45Oh, just for a little

01:15:46Won't you?

01:15:48Please, Nicky

01:15:49Please stay

01:15:50I'm late as it is

01:15:51I've got a date

01:15:51I'll come back some other time

01:15:53I really will

01:15:54All right

01:15:55How's Pywhacket?

01:15:57He ran away

01:15:58Because of...

01:15:59I suppose so

01:16:00Nothing for him to do here anymore

01:16:02You know

01:16:04Jill

01:16:05You look

01:16:06Different

01:16:07I don't know how exactly

01:16:09But...

01:16:09Better or worse

01:16:10Well, that depends on your taste

01:16:12I suppose

01:16:13Goodbye, Jill

01:16:14Goodbye, Aunt Queenie

01:16:16Aunt Queenie

01:16:18He's upstairs

01:16:20I saw him at his window

01:16:22As I came in

01:16:23Just a glimpse of him

01:16:25Did he see you?

01:16:27I don't know

01:16:27I'm afraid he may have

01:16:30Not afraid

01:16:31I've been so thankful

01:16:32That he's not been in the place

01:16:34That I've not bumped into him

01:16:36And now the feeling

01:16:37That he's just up there

01:16:38Is more than I can stand

01:16:40Let's not have dinner here this evening

01:16:43Let's go out

01:16:44Let's go out now

01:16:45I wish I could summon him

01:16:47Then I could tell him

01:16:49What's happened to you

01:16:50About your accident

01:16:52And what caused it

01:16:54Tell him

01:16:54I'd go to any lengths

01:16:56To stop his finding out

01:16:57But darling, why?

01:16:59Pride, I suppose

01:17:00Or shame

01:17:01They're new emotions to me

01:17:04Or else they're very old ones

01:17:06In reverse

01:17:07The other side of the coin

01:17:08Oh, it's him

01:17:10It is he

01:17:12It can't be

01:17:13Help me

01:17:14Open the door

01:17:16But don't leave me

01:17:17Promise

01:17:17Hello, Tony

01:17:22Are you busy

01:17:24Or can I see you for a minute?

01:17:25I have Aunt Queenie here

01:17:27Darling, I'm going to run along

01:17:29I have a dinner engagement

01:17:31I forgot to tell you

01:17:32But I'll phone you

01:17:34Later

01:17:34See?

01:17:36Goodbye, Tony

01:17:37It's so lovely

01:17:39You dropped in

01:17:40I'm afraid Miss Holroyd

01:17:45Has the wrong idea

01:17:46Of what I came here for

01:17:47This isn't friendly, is it?

01:17:49I didn't imagine that it was

01:17:50I'm going to America

01:17:51And I came down here

01:17:53To get some things I needed

01:17:54I've only just discovered

01:17:56That I still have a flat here

01:17:58I told my secretary

01:17:59Directly after

01:18:00That night

01:18:02To move me out of here

01:18:03And never mention

01:18:04The damn place to me again

01:18:05I didn't mean to be offensive

01:18:08I understand

01:18:08Today

01:18:09I found my stuff

01:18:11Is not in store at all

01:18:12I'm stuck with this place

01:18:14She hasn't been able

01:18:15To sublet it

01:18:16I see your hand in this

01:18:18And I don't intend

01:18:19To put up with it

01:18:21What have I done?

01:18:22You know damn well

01:18:22What you've done

01:18:23You've arranged it that way

01:18:24What did the agents

01:18:25Tell your secretary?

01:18:26I don't know

01:18:27What they told her

01:18:28I didn't let her get that far

01:18:29I intend to deal

01:18:30With this myself

01:18:30You mean deal with me?

01:18:33I can't do anything about it

01:18:34You mean you won't?

01:18:35If it will end this interview

01:18:37I'll accept that

01:18:38But I won't accept it

01:18:39This is sheer vindictiveness

01:18:41Trying to hold me here

01:18:42And I won't accept that

01:18:43The whole thing is in your lease

01:18:45As you could have found out

01:18:46If you've been willing to look

01:18:47Or listen

01:18:48Instead of jumping

01:18:49To insane conclusions

01:18:50The freeholder here

01:18:53Won't let me give

01:18:54A sublet clause

01:18:55And if you think

01:18:56I arrange that

01:18:57In some way or other

01:18:58I'll dispel that illusion too

01:19:00I don't want you

01:19:02In this house

01:19:02I'd far rather

01:19:04You were out of it

01:19:05And I'll make that clear

01:19:06By cancelling your lease

01:19:07If that will suit you

01:19:09You will?

01:19:10Gladly

01:19:10Done

01:19:10Good

01:19:11Fine

01:19:12Finished

01:19:12Thank you

01:19:13Oh

01:19:15What is it?

01:19:16I was wondering

01:19:17If my secretary

01:19:18Would still be in the office

01:19:19Do you want to phone and see?

01:19:22On that phone?

01:19:23Well if you prefer not to

01:19:24It's not my favourite telephone

01:19:26But I'd better risk it

01:19:28I'm sorry I was rude

01:19:31I was too

01:19:32How have you been?

01:19:34Fine

01:19:35And you?

01:19:36Fine

01:19:36How's Pywhagget?

01:19:38He

01:19:38He's fine

01:19:40Keeping busy?

01:19:41Him or me?

01:19:42Both of you

01:19:42Oh hello

01:19:43Miss Bishop

01:19:44I'm sorry

01:19:46I lost my temper

01:19:47I'm at Miss Holroyd's flat

01:19:49I've arranged

01:19:51To cancel the lease

01:19:52So why don't I leave

01:19:53A key here

01:19:53With Miss Holroyd

01:19:55Then you can come

01:19:56And pick it up

01:19:57Is that all right?

01:19:58Certainly

01:19:58Very well then

01:19:59What rent?

01:20:03Well haven't you been

01:20:04Well why not?

01:20:06All right

01:20:09I'll be over with it

01:20:10Goodbye

01:20:10I gather I owe you

01:20:12Some rent

01:20:13Three months

01:20:14To be exact

01:20:14No

01:20:15No you don't

01:20:16Why not?

01:20:17I owe you far more than that

01:20:18What do you owe me?

01:20:19Well

01:20:20Well a thousand pounds

01:20:22Anyway

01:20:22I beg your pardon?

01:20:24That Mrs. De Pass

01:20:25Charged you

01:20:25That was outrageous

01:20:27Well I thought it was

01:20:27A little excessive

01:20:28Myself

01:20:29But I had nothing

01:20:29To compare it with

01:20:30I wish I could repay it

01:20:31I ought to

01:20:32I know

01:20:33But I can't

01:20:34I don't see that

01:20:35It's your responsibility

01:20:36But thank you

01:20:37For thinking of it

01:20:37How is it

01:20:38Going?

01:20:39I mean

01:20:40How's Merle?

01:20:42She's fine

01:20:43I think

01:20:44You think?

01:20:45Didn't you go back to her?

01:20:47Or was that spoiled?

01:20:48No I went back to her

01:20:50Then what did happen?

01:20:51I'm sorry to be inquisitive

01:20:53But it has been rather like

01:20:54Not knowing the end of the picture

01:20:56Yes I can see that

01:20:58Well I went back

01:21:00But it didn't work

01:21:02Because of me

01:21:03What did you tell her about me?

01:21:05Nothing

01:21:06Didn't she want to know

01:21:07How you had come to leave her?

01:21:09Yes but I wouldn't go into it

01:21:11Beyond the fact that I'd been

01:21:13Well

01:21:13Bewitched

01:21:15Was the word I used

01:21:16I didn't say I meant it literally

01:21:18And then

01:21:19Something happened

01:21:21Something she had done

01:21:23I can't tell you what

01:21:24But

01:21:25It finished things

01:21:26It wasn't

01:21:27A letter

01:21:29An anonymous letter

01:21:31Was it?

01:21:31What makes you ask that?

01:21:33Was that a habit of hers?

01:21:35Mm-hmm

01:21:35Actually

01:21:36It was a letter

01:21:38She had written to my partner

01:21:39While I was

01:21:39With you

01:21:40Oh yes

01:21:41You said he had been acting strangely

01:21:43That was why

01:21:44I'm sorry

01:21:46Very sorry

01:21:48You know

01:21:49This is bad

01:21:51For you

01:21:52What is?

01:21:53All this interest

01:21:54This curiosity

01:21:55You

01:21:57You

01:21:57Look

01:21:58Different

01:21:59Too

01:21:59How

01:22:00Different?

01:22:01I don't know

01:22:01Something about you

01:22:02Something

01:22:04Different

01:22:05About this flat

01:22:06Too

01:22:06I've

01:22:08Changed some things in the room

01:22:09That's all the differences

01:22:10And look

01:22:11Please

01:22:12You don't need to stay

01:22:14And be polite

01:22:15Oh yes

01:22:16I have a great deal

01:22:17To do

01:22:17Oh

01:22:18My key

01:22:19Will you give it to my secretary?

01:22:22Of course

01:22:22That reminds me

01:22:25There's something else

01:22:26I've been wondering

01:22:28How I could go about

01:22:28Returning it

01:22:29It's the key

01:22:31To this flat

01:22:33Will you excuse me

01:22:34For a moment?

01:22:35Here's the key

01:22:41Put it down

01:22:42Will you?

01:22:45I've been wondering

01:22:45How I could go about

01:22:46Returning this to you

01:22:47What is it?

01:22:49Your locket

01:22:49I gave you that

01:22:51Under false pretenses

01:22:52I felt worse about

01:22:53Having that

01:22:54Than over anything

01:22:54Like a thief almost

01:22:56Please take it

01:22:58Well it doesn't mean

01:22:59All that much

01:23:00It does to me

01:23:01Please

01:23:01Very well then

01:23:03I feel better

01:23:05And now

01:23:06I think I'd like you to go

01:23:08Yes

01:23:10Yes

01:23:11Don't stare at me

01:23:14Please go

01:23:15It's strange

01:23:17To look at you like this

01:23:18The way I see you now

01:23:21Is like a kind of

01:23:22Double image

01:23:23Someone who's completely new

01:23:26And strange

01:23:27And someone I've known

01:23:29Intimately

01:23:29Very intimately

01:23:32It'd be hard

01:23:33To forget that

01:23:34Here especially

01:23:35Do you mind going?

01:23:38Jill

01:23:38You're blushing

01:23:40No

01:23:40Of course I'm not

01:23:41You're crying

01:23:43Too

01:23:43All right then

01:23:44I'm crying

01:23:46But I thought

01:23:47You thought we couldn't

01:23:48Didn't you?

01:23:49Well you were wrong

01:23:50Are you sure?

01:23:51Quite sure

01:23:52Well I'm not

01:23:53You're

01:23:54Different

01:23:55You're

01:23:55Completely different

01:23:57Why?

01:23:57What does it matter?

01:23:58It matters to me

01:23:59A hell of a lot

01:24:00Tell me

01:24:01Are you

01:24:02Not

01:24:03One

01:24:04Anymore

01:24:05Is that it?

01:24:07Is it?

01:24:07I've got to know

01:24:08All right then

01:24:09I've lost my powers

01:24:12Now you do know

01:24:13I suppose you're entitled

01:24:15To that much satisfaction

01:24:16And now will you

01:24:17Please leave me alone

01:24:19How did you lose them?

01:24:20They just

01:24:21Went

01:24:22Is that apt to happen?

01:24:23Under certain circumstances

01:24:25What circumstances?

01:24:26There are all kinds

01:24:27No there's only one way

01:24:29It was in that book

01:24:29Of Redlich's

01:24:30Redlich doesn't know

01:24:31Anything about it

01:24:32But Nicky does

01:24:33And he helped to write it

01:24:34Tony if you've ever

01:24:35Had any regard for me

01:24:36Please go now

01:24:38What's the point

01:24:40In going on at me

01:24:41Like this?

01:24:41Because something

01:24:42Has been happening

01:24:43Since I came into this room

01:24:45I want to be sure

01:24:47That it's the real thing

01:24:48This time

01:24:49I will go now

01:24:52And perhaps I won't

01:24:54Go to America

01:24:55Just yet

01:24:56I'd like to give

01:24:58Those images

01:24:58A chance

01:24:59To blend

01:25:00I suppose you've got

01:25:02Some idea

01:25:03What I'm talking about

01:25:04I

01:25:04Think so

01:25:06It's been

01:25:08Happening to me

01:25:09Too

01:25:10For

01:25:11Such a long time

01:25:14Has it?

01:25:16I'm only human

01:25:18Bell, Book and Candle

01:25:36By John Van Druten

01:25:38Starred Beatty Edney

01:25:39As Gillian Holroyd

01:25:40And Stephen Moore

01:25:42As Anthony Henderson

01:25:43Miss Holroyd

01:25:45Gillian's aunt

01:25:46Was played by Ann Beach

01:25:47Nicholas Holroyd

01:25:49By Nicholas Bolton

01:25:50And Sidney Redlich

01:25:51By Michael N. Harper

01:25:53Pie Whacket the Cat

01:25:56Was played by

01:25:57Twiglet, Midge

01:25:58And Bonaparte

01:25:59The original music

01:26:01Was by

01:26:01Amir Satirio

01:26:02Bell, Book and Candle

01:26:05Was adapted and directed

01:26:06By Ned Shaggy

01:26:07And David

01:26:09Was adapted and directed

01:26:09By

01:26:13On Go

01:26:14Follow

01:26:14And David

01:26:14Who

01:26:15Was

01:26:15As

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