Dangerous Crossing Page #2

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This cabin hasn't

been opened until now.

But we were here.

- If I could see your ticket.

- John has the tickets- my husband.

He... carried me across the-

- Did you say a mistake?

- It happens.

Many cabins look like

many other cabins.

But I- I know

we stood right here.

We sat on this bed.

My hat came off. I had to fix my hair.

I'll bring the purser.

I knew it couldn't last. I knew it.

Oh, John.

John, what have they done?

Why did I let you get mixed up

in all my troubles?

I beg your pardon.

Oh, you were asking

for Mr. Bowman earlier, weren't you?

- I presume you're Mrs. Bowman.

- Mrs. John Bowman.

- I'm afraid we have no such listing.

- But you have. You must have.

Here's the passenger list,

Mrs. Bowman.

But- But our luggage was here.

Everything.

Luggage-That is my responsibility.

There was none delivered here.

Is it possible you could've

been listed under another name?

You and your husband, that is.

Well, I don't see how.

He got the tickets.

He arranged for everything.

- But-But my luggage-

- Yes?

Well, you see, we were married only

last night, and naturally, my own name-

my maiden name was

still on the luggage tags.

- But I don't see how that could-

- What name was that, Mrs. Bowman?

Stanton.

Ruth Stanton.

Stanton.

Yes, I remember that name.

Luggage came aboard early.

Three bags and a steamer trunk, wasn't it?

- Why, yes, but-

- Here we are.

Ruth Stanton.

Cabin B-18.

But it isn't B-18!

It couldn't be.

Shall we have a look at B-18?

Yes.

Yes, of course.

This is your luggage, Miss Stanton?

- I'm Mrs. Bowman.

- I beg your pardon.

My-My husband's luggage was with mine.

What have you done with it?

I assure you, ma'am, this is

the only luggage delivered to this cabin.

But to our cabin, to B-16.

It was there. I saw it.

I do think you're confused, Mrs. Bowman.

This is your cabin.

B- 16 has not been occupied.

Why are you saying that?

What are you trying to do to me?

I'll call the ship's doctor.

Perhaps he can-

I don't want the ship's doctor.

L- I want my husband.

Please find him for me.

Oh, you won't find him.

I know you won't. I'll find him!

I'll find him myself!

Get Dr. Manning

down here right away.

It's all right.

I'm Dr. Manning.

Where's John?

Where's my husband?

We're doing everything we can.

- Did they tell you?

- I know all about it.

- We're trying to help you.

- It'll help us if-

Well, could you tell us, did anyone

aboard ship see you with your husband?

Well, there was an officer

near the gangplank...

when we first came aboard.

He might remember.

That'd beJim Logan.

Wait.

There was someone else.

There was a stewardess in the cabin

when John and I first came in.

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