Ralph Lynn

Have you been seeing my wife? Yes, thank you very much. She was most obliging. Why was this door locked on the outside? The other fellow must have done it. What other fellow? He's gone up to her room. What? Up to her bedroom? Oh, it's quite all right. He's a very old friend of hers. What the blazes is all this about? I think he's still up there. Shall I go and look? No, you keep out of it.

Have you been seeing my wife? Yes, thank you very much. She was most obliging. Why was this door locked on the outside? The other fellow must have done it. What other fellow? He's gone up to her room. What? Up to her bedroom? Oh, it's quite all right. He's a very old friend of hers. What the blazes is all this about? I think he's still up there. Shall I go and look? No, you keep out of it.

Besides, how do you know where her bedroom is? You've got a lot of stuff about me from Bullock. And it was all very... You know, that word. I don't think you've treated me very fairly. I'll treat you to something in a minute. She's gone. Where? How the blazes do I know? Ah, that's why he locked that door. He knew she was going out with me, so he... Oh. Oh, she was going out with you, was she?

Besides, how do you know where her bedroom is? You've got a lot of stuff about me from Bullock. And it was all very... You know, that word. I don't think you've treated me very fairly. I'll treat you to something in a minute. She's gone. Where? How the blazes do I know? Ah, that's why he locked that door. He knew she was going out with me, so he... Oh. Oh, she was going out with you, was she?

Well, just a little. Oh. Yes, she'd go out with anybody. Yes, I think she would. What? No.

Well, just a little. Oh. Yes, she'd go out with anybody. Yes, I think she would. What? No.