mr. rawlins.
has something happened to daphne?
you saw her?
she's still in town?
what did she say -- what was she wearing?
and a pin on her chest?
oh yes, that's her. that's her. you know i've never known a woman who could wear perfume so slight that--
what did she say? what did she say?.  oh, i'm sorry. brandy?
yes?
i beg your pardon.
mr. albright?
there must be some mistake.  i'm sorry, busy.  who are you talking about?
no.  until just now i was sure that she was hundreds of miles away from here.  you say someone is looking for her?
someone is looking for her.
uh.  i don't know.  we were going to be married.  we had a fight.  uh.  that's none of your concern, mr. rawlins.
someone's.  after her? a mr. albright? and he said he's working for me?
no.  i can't say that i do.
uh.  i can't say -- i don't know.
do you think you could find her again?
it's important, mr. rawlins, for her sake.  i'm willing to pay you.
i can't tell you any more mr. rawlins -- i'll pay you to find her.
a thousand dollars?!
mr. rawlins. i think you're trying to take advantage of me. but left me inform you that the incumbent mayor and the chief of police eat at my house regularly.
--no. they can't!
i'll have baxter write you a check.
baxter will write you a check!!
take it all.  just take it all.
daphne! daphne, sweetheart!
here's the remaining eight hundred that i owe you.  in cash.  and another thousand which i hope will keep this whole thing.  you know.
and i've taken care of your problems with the police. you'll have no more trouble there. and that's a promise.
mr. rawlins.  did daphne ever say.  she loved me?