The Cat and the Canary Page #4
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- 1939
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Well, I congratulate you, dear,
with definite reservations.
Oh, thanks, darling.
Well...
Well, aren't you
going to congratulate me?
Oh, sure. I'll do
more than that.
I'll recommend a nice,
for the next 30 days.
Thanks.
Here are the keys
to the house, Miss Norman.
Oh, well, won't you
remain as my housekeeper?
Mr. Norman told me to give
this letter to the heir
after the will was read.
How did he know
you'd be here?
I told him I would be.
It's the first
I've known of it.
Well, what do you
suppose...
That's probably
about the buried treasure.
Buried treasure!
What are you
talking about?
Yeah, well, there's always a
buried treasure, isn't there?
You know a pot of gold, or
a diamond necklace, or a...
Don't pin me down.
It's very peculiar that you
should mention a necklace.
Yeah? Why?
There was one.
See!
Well, did somebody
tell you about it?
Now let me think. Oh, it
must have been my mother.
The last time you saw your
mother, you were three years old.
Yeah, I was
just...
I doubt if you'd remember the conversation.
What sort of a necklace
was it, Aunt Susan?
Diamonds and emeralds,
worth a fortune.
After Cyrus had it made,
it was stolen.
Who stole it?
Well, don't look at me.
I just got here.
I've never believed
it was stolen.
hid it here in this house.
Why would he
do that?
Because he
was a nut.
There's food
in the dining room.
I don't want
anything to eat.
Personally, I've changed
my plans and I'm leaving.
That's impossible, there are no
more trains out until morning,
even if you could
get to the mainland.
Why can't we
get to the mainland?
Because of members of Local Number
and Putt Putt Pushers Union
won't putt after midnight.
You mean we've got to stay
here whether we like it or not?
I arranged it that way and I think
you'll all be very comfortable.
So shall we eat,
drink and be merry?
For tomorrow,
we...
It's on the house.
My house, come on.
Cicily.
I could
use a drink.
Yeah, I could, too.
Might as well be a live
stiff as a dead stiff.
Since we are all to be prisoners in this
terrible house until tomorrow morning,
I suggest that you and I sleep together.
I suggest we all
sleep together.
Miss Lu knew we'd have to stay here and...
Oh, Miss Lu.
I don't know much
about the house yet,
but are there rooms
for everyone?
Yes, Miss Norman. The main
bedroom, your bedroom, is here.
Mr. Campbell, at the head of
the stairs, Lawyer Crosby...
What happened?
They do that when you don't pay
your bill. Are you all right?
Yes, of course, but...
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