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Presenting Orson Wells as the third man.
The lives of Harry Lyne, the fabulous stories of the immortal character, originally created in the motion picture of the third man,
with Ziprecruiter music by Anton Calis.
That was the shock that killed Harry Lyne. He died in a sewer beneath Vienna. And as far as you know, we saw the movie the third man.
Yes, that was the end of Harry Lyne. But it was not the beginning.
No. He had many lives. I can tell you about all of them. How? Because my name is Harry Lyne.
Did I ever tell you about the time when I outwitted three very suspicious Wall Street investors at a net profit to yours truly of $55,000?
Well, I will sometimes. Anyway, because of that little caper, I decided that an ocean trip would be good for my nerves. And for the nerves of some half-dozen New York detectives.
That's how I have to go on a holiday. A rogue's holiday, if you will.
And now, Borsan Wells, as Harry Lyne, the third man, in Robes' holiday.
Very pleasant. There's a lot of New York aboard the Queen Anne-Bonkers Southampton. I was on a passenger list as Jay Hellings in Lyne.
I ate, of course, at the captain's table. Remembering how I put the investments of those three Wall Street brokers in my own personal piggy bank. Whenever I was asked.
And what business are you in, Mr. Lyne?
I would smile to myself and answer. I'm an investment broker, Lady Barbara. It is the Lady Barbara for you, isn't it?
Yes, of course. I thought with me. Aren't you also sitting at the captain's table?
Yes, that's right.
I seem to remember that there's an empty chair table next to yours, you're not traveling alone.
It's of no importance. You are on the holiday, Mr. Lyne.
Well, how are they?
I've been speaking for years.
I don't understand.
I'm so interested in my work, Lady Barbara, that I'm seldom able to keep from mixing pleasure and business.
Well, you seem so young to be engaged in, so complex a business, investment banker.
I always thought all bankers were put to men in their 50s.
When every banker must be able to inspire confidence in his clients, Lady Barbara, the incompetent banker,
relies on his appearance and his maturity.
And you?
I rely on my record of success, man.
No hurry. No hurry at all. I was on my holiday.
Pleasant boats, clean hands, gave to take six days to self-emptress.
I had plenty of time.
The question of Lady Barbara for its bank account, the question of the empty chair next to it,
the captain's table, played a bit on my mind, so I looked at the passenger list.
There she was, all right.
Lady Barbara for its stay-room A-deck stay-room for true word, no?
Well, it said, was hand companion.
Hand companion, what does that mean?
Not a husband, surely.
A purpose to it for a stay-room.
You should ask to it.
You're in charge of the stay-room, as long as you call it, aren't you?
Yes, now number six, I believe that's Lady Barbara for its stay-room.
I believe so.
I was one and just I looked her up to her, you know, on the passenger list,
she's down as traveling with a companion.
But it doesn't say who the companion might be.
It don't steer.
Yes, yes, yes, take this here, trouble.
Now then, would you tell me who the companion is?
No, sir.
Not me, sir. Will that be all right?
Yeah, just a minute.
Yes, all right.
Man, I said, you're $10 billion, just a bit of information.
Yes, the lady in question just hit me a double sore book,
not to give out that information to her.
A double sore book?
$20.
Ah, yes, well, and I'll just take this for your trouble.
Thank you.
You are there.
I'll marry Barbara's companion.
You were planning a tricky bank, you know, did it?
Thank you, thank you.
You worried, were you, sir, that's the companion,
might be the husband of the lady in question?
Yes, something like that, yeah.
Looking for a little shipboard romance, no, did it?
That's it, now.
Who's the companion?
You've got clear sailing, sir.
The companion's not a husband.
Better a bank, sir.
Yeah.
Take my advice and make sure the companion's got a sea leg, sir.
I'm not cuter than the companion than Lady Barbara's.
Oh, huh.
Thank you, sir.
Pretty tall, sir.
So, all in the next day, I saw a life-round opportunity
for sailing, Lady Barbara, on the boat cocktails,
and evening a drink at two after dinner,
even a game at two of deck tennis and afternoon.
I think she said, maybe pick up my ears.
Maybe double my attentions, too, as a perspective,
but, you know, shall I say, I'm client.
We were having brandy in the lounge after dinner.
The other day, Mr. Lyon.
Yes.
You were seeing that what you relied on
to inspire your clients with confidence.
Was my continuing success, yes, that's right?
I must say, you inspire me with confidence.
Well, that's half the battle for an investment,
but I'd go like me.
Have you some problem with your own investments?
To be frank, yes, I have, Mr. Lyon.
We must talk of it further tomorrow.
One unknown.
Thank you.
I should like to, but the truth is, I must be...
Are you a companion of the reason to be able to chair next to you at the table?
Yes, I...
She hasn't a sea, is she, Eddon?
How did you know it was she?
Not she.
Well, it's no matter.
You'll probably be meeting her tomorrow.
If she takes her liking to you, Mr. Lyon, as I have,
then perhaps we can do some business.
That is, if you want to.
In any way, I can be of service, Lady Bond.
Next morning, I ran into the steward.
He told me that both ladies were out promenade.
Some caution on what looked into them.
True, I was on holiday.
But still, if I could turn my hand, it would be a business.
Besides, I was curious about this mysterious companion,
whose name was not even carried on the passenger list.
Turning a corner on the promenade deck,
and nearly bumped into them,
quickly I ducked back behind a ball-dead, as they passed.
Well, that's fair.
Did they draw her?
And today we go out for dinner.
I'm not princess, so my companion was a princess.
The rest I'd seen that she wore a veil,
close over her hair and face,
but no veil could conceal that beauty.
And I'd seen something else that interested me, too.
A string of pearls, matched pearls.
I'm maneuvered into positions with an extra one on the promenade.
And they did barbra.
Oh, good morning, Mr. Lyme.
And this is the nice man I told you about,
who's been so kind to me.
Mr. Lyme, this is Mr. Jones.
I heard you were doing Mr. Lyme.
I am pleased to meet you.
Miss Jones?
Such an ordinary name.
Such an extraordinary young lady.
He makes nice pictures, Bob,
but just as you said he did.
Yeah, perhaps you'll permit me to join you.
Oh, I'm so sorry.
You were just going in, Mr. Lyme.
Work with Bob.
Well, then at least miss Jones.
Maybe you will join me and lady Bob
this evening before dinner.
Mr. Lyme, this is from the practice of buying a cocktail before dinner.
Why, I should like that.
Only as to cocktails,
the ship's doctor told me that perhaps until I am stronger,
I should drink something.
Perfect.
I'll make sure there's a bottle of nice for you, Miss Jones.
Miss Jones, eh?
I was sure that while I had named Jones
as a pollinator pearls,
it wasn't.
Mr. Lyme seemed to become one of the more profitable followers.
I'd spent many of me.
I was in the lounge earlier,
a bucket of ice champagne by my side.
Mr. Lyme.
As you promised, my wife.
No.
Spindage, Miss Jones.
I think it should be adequate.
No lady Bob.
Oh, she was a little indisposed.
She sent her a gun.
We sit down, Stuart.
I confess, Miss Jones.
I'm not too solid.
Lady Bob is not joining us tonight.
So?
I was looking forward,
sort of meeting you.
That's true.
Having met you this morning in the promenade deck,
I spent the day looking forward to chatting with you.
Some of the more petty speeches.
All right, sir.
Yes, fine, fine.
Thank you.
Yes, the wine meets with Miss Jones approval.
Miss Jones knows little of wine, Mr. Lyme.
She is contentually such that of you.
You have one lady Bob was confident,
and that means that you have one mind.
Then tell us to your improved health, Miss Jones.
Now, who I do always pause,
and if you do not remember my name,
my apologies.
Very rude of me.
I am of this sort.
I accept you.
Oh!
What is it?
Well, there's two of you.
It's in hope.
Oh, my prayer was over here.
Yeah, look, I'm just just all still.
You know how many of them there were?
I don't know.
Yes, there was 64.
So we can make sure none of them are rolled under the end here.
Yeah.
Yeah, here's another.
Such a stupid thing.
I have eaten, must have finished here.
Here's another.
Stuart.
Oh, no, no.
It is all right.
I think that's all of them.
Let me see.
Okay, that's 5, 10, 15.
Yes, just hanging on a second,
which is the lady's string of first,
probably maybe the one or two is still missing.
Oh, this is because I've done such a stupid thing.
It's such a foolish thing.
55 and 5 is 60 and 1, 2, 3, 4.
Yes, that is a whole lot of things.
That is true.
It's lucky, isn't it?
Or Mr. Leibh, do me a great thing.
Anything at all.
I say, you're sure they're all here.
Oh, yes, sure.
Take them.
You have an envelope, perhaps, or a six pocket.
Take them from me too.
They do the shop.
Oh, sure, sure.
I know the shopper too.
Maybe it's still open.
You can have them under these strings,
and probably on a whole new string.
What would you do with that?
Well, I'm not sure.
I like the idea.
They're wandering around the ship of the handful of loose pearls.
These look quite the real same.
No, no.
They will be perfectly safe.
Now, won't you?
For me.
It's such a little safe.
If the shop should still be open, please.
Leave you.
I shall sit here quite quietly.
Just thinking how lucky I am, the Jewel,
with me when it's spring-folk.
Until you return.
All right.
We'll be back as soon as I can.
Orson Wells returns in just a moment as the third man.
And now, Orson Wells, as the third man,
continues with Rogue's holiday.
So then I was behind myself.
Cree is the wind with 64 pearls in my pocket.
Even one of them on the bigger ones,
who worked well.
5,000 pounds.
Nice sum.
My stage room.
I had some loose pearls paste.
I could have made the switch easily,
and I could have had a better time.
And a stupid thief might have done just that.
But not Harryline.
Oh, no, no.
I'd play it smart.
All right, wait till later.
And straight to the ship's jeweler.
Springberg here?
If you could do a quick, but good repair job, old man.
I'd be most welcome.
Please, you know.
Just take a moment.
Just for all of my hair.
Hmm.
Good one, isn't it?
Look at Dante.
Yes.
For experts, I have any hints of indeed.
How much would you ask to make that strange reversal, huh?
If you were to just work into this shop and ask to buy them,
do you know, or if you wanted me to find your novel 64,
or like, no, just walk your hand by them.
60,000 pounds?
Oh, I'd say this string closer to 150,000.
I know.
That's a pretty rich man, though.
A few minutes.
Very awesome.
That string shouldn't break.
Thank you very much.
What do I owe you?
Oh, forget it, sir.
The privilege to be handling those bells, even if only for a moment.
We've been foolish.
We made a temple with a fortune.
I was still bored, shipped.
Two days we'd been in Southampton.
I've risked there'd be still times of time.
The important thing was to get this lovely girl's confidence,
which I'm most certain idiot.
And the second thing was to pry under her in-card needle.
Oh, watch it.
Which princess of the blood was anxious to conceive her identity
and to be a name of Jones?
And why?
Why don't you owe the last night when the ship was gliding
into the soft darkness past planet?
And the two of us threw it under a sickle moon on the boat deck
till I find out.
But she looked lovely and had moonlight.
Her pearls looked even younger.
Oh, do you want me to get this soft, whirling light?
I noticed.
You had no?
Oh, the diamond has begun slowing again.
It has?
It can't you hear it?
What's the length of it?
Well, I need all of my five senses for something more important
than looking at the night soliciting the dance dance.
Oh, no, Mr. Lyre.
No, no, Mr. Lyre.
Oh, no, no.
You must know.
If the night is warm, it's because it must be
to afford your warm mantle.
The band is playing.
It's only provided setting to your voice.
Miss Jones.
And I need you.
Yes.
I.
The moon.
Six.
What price the warmth of the night of the music of the band?
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you are about to hear is going to be filled with F words.
When you are hiring, we at Zipper Cruder know you can feel frustrated.
For a learn even.
Like your efforts are futile.
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In fact, four out of five employers who post on Zipper Cruder
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Fantastic.
So, whether you need to hire four,
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Don't forget that's Zipper Cruder dot com slash zip.
Finally, that Zipper Cruder dot com slash zip.
Finding great candidates to hire can be like,
well, trying to find a needle in a haystack.
Sure, you can post your job to some job board.
But then, all you can do is hope the right person comes along,
which is why you should try Zipper Cruder for free.
At Zipper Cruder dot com slash zip.
Zipper Cruder doesn't depend on candidates finding you.
It finds them for you.
It's powerful technology identifies people with the right experience
and actively invites them to apply to your job.
You get qualified candidates fast.
So, while other companies might deliver a lot of hay,
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The needle in the haystack.
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who post a job on Zipper Cruder get a quality candidate
within the first day.
Zipper Cruder, the smartest way to hire.
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Access to a portable credit helps me pay my employee.
But I don't really need it.
It's like she's telling me.
What the cares?
Big retailers that make it a record profit.
That's why we support the German market credit card bills.
See?
When we've been credit unions,
help small businesses make payroll.
And this bill would cut the vital resources they need.
While increasing megastore profits.
They deserve it.
Don't they?
To Congress, stop the Durban Marshall money grab
for corporate megastores,
paid for by the electronic payments coalition.
You're kidding.
I expect things to happen.
Oh, should I say we've seen a very practiced.
If a chap may look like a king,
then perhaps it's alright.
If I kiss a princess.
You'll wake up last night.
I know you were a princess not your name,
if that matters.
You are a Chinese chocolate.
Very.
Yeah.
And you have gotten this firm
and you have shown yourself trustworthy.
I can't see no reason for not telling you any more.
I am under global princess of Helik's style.
At your service, ma'am.
You have heard of our principle, isn't it?
It is in Eastern Germany,
beyond the island's problem.
I should say it was these no more.
It's all gone except.
Except what?
I'm not sure.
I will not know until I get my husband in London.
If I meet my husband.
If?
Well, let's have some doubts.
I have said to my daughter,
Mr. Lyme, it is too bad.
It has been a pleasant evening.
I was almost able to forget for long.
Good night.
She was gone.
Just like that.
At least I knew now who she was.
Well, I'd be able to find her again in London,
whether I'd frighten her away,
and whether I might chance that that string of pearls
by letting her know that I knew she was a princess.
All these things.
I was a little nervous about it.
Till next day,
just as I was getting ready to disembark in South Andrew,
maybe Barbara came up to me rather quickly.
Mr. Lyme?
Sure.
I know from...
I read it, please.
After last night, I've been worried.
I just possibly have said something.
I might have offended your friend, Ms. Jones.
I've offended her.
Who read the note?
A note capable of crustocornness,
is one sheet of heavy paper,
full with once.
There was no sanitation,
and I've said,
as you said,
it can't never begin.
It might be interesting and fun
to experiment once more with your other statement.
The one about a princess.
There was no signature,
but none was necessary.
Do you feel that?
You care for us?
She asked me to tell you that we will be stopping at the counter.
We'll hope to see you then.
So she had arranged that we should meet again, after all.
But when we met again,
away from the dangerous confines of an ocean liner,
I proposed to relieve her,
lovely neck,
because it was lovely pearls.
I'm sure I was on a holiday,
and sentiment was involved.
But these were factors that had to be disregarded.
My scheme was foolproof,
as it turned out,
the scheme wasn't needed the first time I saw
in the city room with my coat and sweet.
Mr. Neymne.
No.
All right, I have it.
Erick, you have already done me one favor.
I hate to ask that question.
I told you I'm at your service, Ms. Jones.
No, no. Call me on.
Please.
If you want me high,
I'm not telling you about, but still with us.
You know the favor I have to ask about, anyway.
I started to say anything short of murder.
No, it's nothing like that.
Just listen.
On shipboard, you remember?
I told you I was to meet my husband.
If you said.
Yes.
This is the if.
Years ago, Erick,
when the Red Army was driving to East Germany,
we had to flee.
I was going to get what was valuable,
that we had jewels and gold,
played a pitiful collection, really,
but all we had.
He cheated himself.
Yeah, no, you were wise.
It trusted in those days, you know one.
Then a few weeks ago, we found to get it back.
It would cost us a lot we knew.
Drives a purchase of a plane,
fee for the pilot,
more bribes, and always more bribes.
Closer to fly in the helicopter stand,
don't you see, he's telling mad and intracidious things.
But he refused to tell anyone else where his cashier was.
He could not trust anyone.
I went to America to raise some funds that was needed.
The barber has been good enough to lend us more.
But just to tell you,
I have learned that even more is needed.
More money?
Mr. Lyon, say no quickly,
if you cannot do me this favor.
But I had exhausted all my other resources.
If you knew how much it cost to drive these officials over here.
No, I better.
How much do you need?
Oh, you will do it?
It's just a loan mine, Joe.
Special.
Lady Barb was an investment in doing her all we need.
At the first of the next quarter,
and then I can repay you with it.
Please, how much do you need?
Ten thousand.
American dollars.
It is too much?
No, no, no, no, certainly not.
And she, for security,
for security, on your loan here,
you will take this.
My purse.
You have already won't scandal them when.
Oh, please.
I wouldn't dream of it.
Yes, I insist.
Otherwise, I will not even ask you for the loan
of the ten thousand American dollars.
Oh, well, if you insist.
Yes, please.
Now, how can we arrange to get the money?
Well, I have more than that here.
And I hope you're else safe in American dollars.
So, just let me ring the desk.
Put downstairs in the lift.
Elevator to you.
Back up again to my room and over to her.
So, hand is a ten bill.
She had to be the pearls.
We smiled.
She took hands in the deal.
And I walked out of the room with a fortune in my pocket.
The call for a celebration.
How am I runs a pub?
Saloon to you.
When London, my users, is a sort of message.
And I've let it.
Certainly, they're my fellows.
All the gossip is in town.
Who swindled?
Who am I?
And who was that even?
My business life.
I went straight to him.
Harry.
I haven't seen you.
Come on.
I don't know him, but I want to give him a whiskey and soda.
Double whiskey and soda.
None of your bar whiskey.
There's something good.
One for yourself.
I'm celebrating.
Oh, my man, so am I.
I'm celebrating your return.
Oh, good.
How long have you been in England?
It's been a while.
Two hot for you in the States was off.
Can we have a drink somewhere in private?
Yeah.
Oh, why not?
One of them.
Got onto something good at you?
I'll be leaving London pretty quick, by any chance.
I guess maybe Italy.
Why?
But he just got here.
I pulled a quick one.
And he'd be looking for me in London.
So, and I'd like to see.
Huh?
What for?
Unless it's something you think I should never about look for.
Well, now.
I'll find you a few days.
Huh?
Real thing, I'll find you.
I had a price for our jewelers that he asked 150,000 pounds for.
Well, I should keep you in cigarettes for a week or two.
Not fair.
Not fair.
Not fair.
Not, sir.
Infected quarterback.
Flip me have a look.
Did you mind?
Look, I'm over.
You won, buddy.
I'll fence you in Paris somewhere.
This is your last look, oh, man.
Uh-huh.
Where did you show you've got him?
Of a German princess.
She gave him to me.
He's a securityer.
Hello.
Mm-hmm.
German princess, is it?
Yes, French cornering.
French cornering, yeah.
French cornering, yeah.
Name of what?
And the bourbon.
Princess of Elvistan.
Oh-ho.
That's a very good.
Huh?
What's so funny?
What's so very funny?
And the bourbon.
Princess B.L.
We've decided.
Oh, no.
All right.
Let me in on the joke.
Yeah.
I thought these pearls looked funny.
Although you said they weren't jam.
I suppose it.
I don't want money.
I haven't priced myself.
Maybe you had some pearls.
Price, but not these.
We're voluved.
We're dead.
The oldest trick in the world.
Pulled on you.
Harry and I.
Now you're lying.
I don't try to pull your specs on me, Barney.
The jokes are joke.
I don't have to.
It's been pulled already.
Harry, be back home.
I don't want the bourbon.
I know the Princess of Elvistan is, too.
She's a slick little article.
Oh, no.
But she ain't German.
She's not French-born.
And I don't think you'll ever find any Elvistan on no map.
She's stories joke.
But who she is?
And she was born right airing Clapham.
That's where she was born.
And she took you and shook you for how much?
I gave her $10,000 American dollars.
I don't believe you.
I don't die.
The oldest game in the world.
I've pulled on that.
I don't know.
Harry, why didn't you sell?
I don't die.
Oh, sir.
316, please.
Harry, witness.
You get to our board.
I have to write.
I'm calling this Jones.
Oh, never mind.
Oh.
Well.
Do I win me back?
And did you lose your $10,000 American dollars?
Yes.
Oh, I've got at least...
These pearls.
Oh, better than nothing, Harry.
It's a good imitation.
Must be worth 50 pounds.
50 pounds?
Well, I'm on my holiday.
I come out of the head after all.
What?
For what about your $10,000 American dollars?
You're a slick little article from Crafham tries to pass that $10,000 money.
That count of it.
That'll teach Miss Jones to try anything faster with Harry Light.
Harry Light returns in just a moment.
And now?
And now, Harry Lyne.
Well, it seems that Mrs. Jones found herself a legitimate prince, one of those exiles
in Portugal and settled down with him in Lisbon.
I ran into it.
That's career a couple of seasons later.
She was a real princess now, but it seems his highness isn't as young as he was and probably
never was.
So the princess is very demographic.
She asked me to that place for business that she thought I'd be interested in some of
the interior decorations I was.
She complimented me on my nice set of pearl studs, which she recognized, and shown me
in the cloak room, which was entirely wallpapered in American $10 bills or a reasonable tax
similarly.
I recognized them.
No more feelings you understand.
It was a present little paper, and I was enjoying moving about amongst the upper classes.
It's so educational.
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