And Now... Ladies and Gentlemen...

[people singing in foreign language]

[all singing in foreign language]

[all singing in foreign language]

[all singing in foreign language]

She says you are past healing.

She can only offer relief.

She said you must go to Lalla Chafia.

She, perhaps, can heal you.

She said she is waiting for you.

Who's waiting?

Lalla Chafia.

The healing saint at the top of the hill.

You must go there.

You climb the hill at midday

in the sun without stopping.

What is up there on the top of the hill?

Lalla Chafia,

who's been dead for 150 years,

and can heal you from her tomb.

She say that your main problem is time.

You want to reap before sowing,

and that is why you're sad,

and that you've always been a sad woman.

She say that when you want to live too fast,

you die too young.

How old will I be when I die?

When will it be?

Where it all began, or where it all ends?

Detective Inspector Clifton, CID.

What's the problem?

Well, I'm sorry to trouble you, sir,

but acting on information received,

we believe there'll be an armed robbery here

within the next two to three hours.

Now, what I should like you and your staff to do

is to do everything asked of you by the robbers,

allow them in, hand over the goods,

and allow them to walk away free.

We have the street completely covered.

When they come out in the street,

we will arrest them, and the job will be over.

But it's very important that you don't panic,

that you don't try and play the hero,

that you just play absolutely along,

act a little scared maybe.

Our command center is, uh, lead in the opposite

in that man's van.

Yes.

I shall be in the telephone booth.

Yes.

One of our best marksmen in the delivery van,

the two men there are one of ours.

And then the, uh,

ah, the dirty banquet driver there?

Yes, he's one of ours too, sir.

Yes.

What about those two?

Uh, she's with us.

Yes?

So we have it covered.

How many are they?

Just the one.

Just the one?

After all this, just for one?

He's eluded us for six years,

but we're not gonna let him get away again,

so we're not taking any chances.

Are you sure there's no risk?

Not if you do exactly what he asks.

-Okay. -Follow my instructions.

Alright. Where will you be?

I'll be across the road

-in the telephone kiosk. -Oh yes.

With one of our crack shots.

Yes, you said.

There's a photograph of him.

He's old.

He's old, but he's dangerous.

Good afternoon, sir.

Good afternoon.

How may I help you?

Well I was wondering if you could help me

by filling up this bag full of the prettiest jewels

in your cupboards.

Go on.

Like this?

Yes, that'll do nicely.

You're not really nervous. Has this happened to you before?

No, no. Of course it hasn't, no.

No, I'm, no, I'm really very scared.

No you're not.

No, I am really. I'm-I'm terrified.

Well she's not.

Yes she is, yes she is.

You're very scared, Jenny.

Aren't you? You're scared?

Oh yes, sir.

Quite scared, most certainly.

Very scared.

This could go off, you know.

I've never been so scared in my entire life.

Let me see your hands.

You're not even shaking.

-Yes they are. -No they're not.

Well there, there they go, look.

Is that all the nicest ones?

Yes, absolutely.

All right, get in the corner.

Right, now, count very slowly up to 100.

One, two, three, four--

No, no, no, no.

Slower. Slower than that.

-Start again. -One--

Sorry.

One, two--

That's right.

Three.

Oh.

Four.

-I nearly forgot the bag. - Five.

Six.

Six. Seven.

Eight.

Nine.

Oh, that's lovely.

Ten.

Oh, well, next time.

-Go on, keep going. -Eleven.

Eleven.

Twelve.

Thirteen.

Fourteen.

- Fifteen. -Fifteen, that's right. Loudly!

Sixteen!

Seventeen.

Eighteen.

Nineteen.

Twenty.

Twenty-one.

Twenty-two.

Twenty-three.

Twenty-four.

Twenty-five.

Twenty-six.

Twenty-seven.

Twenty-eight.

Twenty-nine.

Thirty.

Thirty-one.

Thirty-two.

Thirty-three.

Forty-nine.

Fifty.

Are you a policeman?

Are you a policeman?

Excuse me, are you a policeman?

-No, are you police? -

Police!

Are you a policeman?

You a police--you're not?

Excuse me, are you police, sir?

Police! Pol--

Where?

Have you tried the van over there?

What? Yes, I've tried the van!

What's this?

* Where are you now *

* I'm in the hall *

* The Albert Hall *

* And where are you now *

* I'm in the hall *

* Carnegie Hall *

* I'm singing with a jazz quartet *

* I've got a solo in the second set *

* Yeah *

* Got the makeup good *

* My lipstick on *

* Listen to the crowd *

* Humming my song *

* What time is it now *

* In the Albert Hall *

* It's time for me to sing *

* To give it all *

* I'll call you back *

* After the curtain call *

* I can hear my intro *

* Bye-bye sister soul *

* Tell me *

* How do you hide from the London rain *

* You mean the snow in New York *