Lady on a Train Page #3
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Murder?
Yes. It was on
a train at night.
Good. Very good.
It was snowing. I looked out
the window and saw a man killed.
L...
No. You looked in a window.
Out the window's been done.
This isn't a story.
It happened!
And instead of a man,
make it a woman.
A mangled, life...
It happened?
Yes.
Mr. Morgan, you know all
about murders. If you could...
Go to the police.
But the police...
The police!
Miss Fletcher.
Later at the hospital,
Roger had but one thought:
He must return
to the scene of the crime.
That's it!
What's it?
I've got to locate the scene
of the crime. I knew you
wouldn't disappoint me.
But we've got to work fast
Excuse me.
Joyce! I've been trying
to call you all morning.
Who was that?
Who was that?
I never saw her before
in my life. Type that up.
Tear it up?
Type it up!
Believe me, darling.
L-I never saw her before
in my life.
[Whistle Blowing]
Hey, look.
We're seein' things.
A dame!
[Horn Blowing]
[Bell Ringing]
Give you a lift, miss?
Thanks.
Just a minute.
There you are.
Thanks.
What're you lookin' for?
A room. I've been looking
all afternoon.
Got an extra one
at my house.
The room I'm looking for
has a dead man in it.
Come on.
Excuse me, miss.
Wayne! Wayne, darling,
do you want to see me
on the screen or don't you?
Sorry, dear. Thanks.
The doorman's wife
just had twins.
Newsreel theater.
Yes, sir.
[Horn Honking]
Mr. Morgan!
Taxi!
Follow that car.
[Newsreel Narrator] Who have
we here, lending her graceful
charm to our beauty parade?
LovelyJoyce Williams.
You see?
It's on already.
has the latest
fashion problems...
right in the palm
ofher hand.
No wonder Miss Williams
has that big smile on her face.
What girl wouldn't, wearing this
exclusive creation by Ducette?
The puppet master
pulls the strings...
and other members
of the younger set
pass in review.
Psst!
This nonchalant ensemble...
Excuse me.
Mr. Morgan!
Notice the petal-soft
Angora Jersey...
Excuse me. Excuse me.
In its lovely shade
of aquamarine.
I've got to talk to you.
What a feast for the eye.
This scintillating display...
Excuse me.
Excuse me, please.
Ofbeauty a la mode.
How annoying!
I'm sorry.
[Packages Thudding]
Oh!
Darling, who is that?
[Nicki]
Mr. Morgan.!
Shh!
Who is that?
No one, dear.
Well, see what
she wants.
What do you want?
I couldn't find it.
What? Not now.
The scene
of the crime.
You promised to help me.
I didn't say
I'd help you.
I didn't say I'd help her.
[Loudly] Go away!
Young man, please.
I'll see you tomorrow.
What?
Shh!
I'll see you tomorrow.
What?
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