pardon me.
a pleasure, monsieur. there are moments in life when we all need a little help.
how do you do, madame. my name is louis bernard.
hallo, hank.
a few words.
the moslem religion allows for few accidents. may i be permitted to sit down?
i thought his name was hank.
how different.
now about the "accident." you see, a moslem woman never takes off her veil in public under any circumstances.
quite a big word for such a small boy.
oh. well, he sounds like one.
and where do you practice, doctor?
what brings you to marrakesh?
oh no. i suppose you came directly from paris?
i hope you will have time to truly enjoy marrakesh.
you will naturally be stopping at the hotel mamounia or la menara?
they are hotels for tourists of good taste.
sometimes.
when i'm lucky enough to got them.
thank you for the invitation.
that's kind of you, doctor, but unfortunately i have some business first.
however, i'll be there later - perhaps we might have a drink together.
in that case, i will take you to dinner.
but i know marrakesh. i can show you an intriguing arab restaurant where the food is different, and the manner of eating exotic.
how would you prefer to travel to the hotel? by taxi? fiacre?
au revoir. i look forward to cocktails.
i can't tell you how beautifully your wife sings.
she's marvelous. too bad it was interrupted.
mrs. mckenna, permit me the pleasure of serving you a drink.
were you on the american stage, mrs. mckenna?
madame.
oh?
the theater, requires time, and for me time is often a luxury.
i was born there.
buy and sell.
whatever gives the best profit.
you know, i would much rather talk about the stage. if you tell me what to answer any?
may i use your telephone?
i am terribly sorry, but i cannot go to dinner with you tonight.
trouvez nous un coin tranquille -- c'est possible?
oui.
ils ont trouvs.  ils ont russi  trouver.
mckenna.  i'm.  louis.  bernard.
mckenna -- listen to me -- first!
a man. a statesman. is to be killed. assassinated. in london. soon. very soon. tell them. in london. to try ambrose chappell.