Above Suspicion Page #5
- PASSED
- Year:
- 1943
- 90 min
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for an old man's gold
she's a bird in a gilded cage
Do you see him?
No.
Do you think he left?
Must have.
Come on.
Oh, it's way past our bedtime.
Bonne nuit, monsieur.
Monsieur! Your coat!
Oh.
Merci mille fois.
Bonsoir, monsieur. Bonsoir, madame.
What's that?
Where did you get it?
I didn't.
It got me.
There's no indication there.
It's just an ordinary guidebook.
It's a guide to Southern Germany,
So that must be where
they're telling us to go.
Yeah, but Southern
Germany's a big place.
There's a map here in the back.
Let's have a look at it.
It might tell us something.
Hey, look.
What are all those little dots?
They look like ink marks.
Richard, it's a clue! It must be.
It could be.
Give me your pencil.
What are we supposed to
make out of little dots?
I don't know, but let's follow them.
Maybe we'll find something
Or they'll spell out something.
Hey, now you're going.
Something's coming up.
Looks like an "e", doesn't it?
Yeah.
No, it looks like an "s". Look.
Richard, it's a clef.
Music.
Music?
Yeah, see?
It's simple, isn't it?
Yes, dear.
Mrs. Myles, you're remarkable.
da da dum...
my love is like a red, red rose
Darling, I told you
You should go to the movies more often.
Yeah, but wait a minute.
My love is like a red, red rose...
Where does that get us?
It's obviously a password,
And either we whistle it or hum it...
Or they do.
Yeah. Who are they?
There you've got me. I don't know.
Look... what are those?
Three pinholes.
What are you supposed
to figure out from that?
Or the third day of the month or...
The third page of this book.
"A. Werner,
Salzburg. "
Bookstore.
Current literature, rare books...
First editions...
Old music albums.
Fran, how would you
like to go to Salzburg?
If they don't take it easy,
They'll be burnt out before they're 21.
Oh!
That's what I hate.
I'm so tired of looking
over my shoulder.
Let's take a look up here.
All right.
Oh!
Not again.
No, darling, not this
time. It's the cobblestones.
They're difficult to walk on.
Oh, wait a minute, will you?
A rose by any other name...
No, not so good today.
Not smart.
What's the matter? No sleep last night?
I slept all right,
but I kept dreaming...
Easy, kids. Here we go again.
Oh...
Oh, I'm so sorry.
Honored, gracious lady.
Honored.
The polite type...
unheard of in these parts.
This might be a quaint
little shop to explore.
What's quaint about...
Why, yes, it is kind of quaint.
You know, they just might have it.
We can ask.
Of course, the 1836
edition is very rare.
The shop looks as though
it's been here since 1836.
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