George Stevens

Oh, no, just the people one meets on a train.

I'll be in touch with you, Inspector.

Thanks again.

But you're going to do something about it, aren't you, Inspector?

I got up and dressed and...

By George, you're right.

The emerald must be in the vest that I packed in my suitcase.

Oh, Inspector, I'm terribly sorry to have caused you all this trouble.

I told you not to disturb me, Miss Everett.

I'm too busy to see... Oh, who are you?

The emerald has already been deposited in the Godet vault, and since the exhibit will open tomorrow, there's no reason for any further delay.

Well, Inspector, I can't thank you enough for the fine job you've done.

Well, that's fine, but to be on the safe side, I'd better check up.

I'll go right down to the vault myself.

But I tell you, Faraday, it's gone.

The emerald's gone.

I just searched the vault.

It's gone.

Miss Carew, why should Mr. Blackie come to see me at my hotel?

Besides, I'm confident that by this time, Inspector Faraday has made sure that the young man is no longer a free agent.