Evelyn Keyes credited as playing...
Grizel Dane
- Grizel Dane: I sent him away.
- General Sir Roland Dane a.k.a Rollo: Then if I were you, I'd go and find him. Don't cheat yourself of love the way I did. Listen to me! Don't stop to bargain for happiness, for in one wasted moment, a door may close, a ship may sail, a train may leave, a man may die. Go after him or make your mind you'll never see him again.
- Grizel Dane: [very curious] Proutie, who was Lark?
- Proutie: She was old Mr. Dane's ward, miss.
- Grizel Dane: Uncle Rollo's ward?
- Proutie: Oh, dear, no, Miss Lark was Mr. Rollo's father's ward, miss. She grew up with Mr. Rollo and all the Dane children.
- Grizel Dane: And you were here even then?
- Proutie: Oh, yes, miss. My old auntie was in service with Mr. Rollo's father. I remember Miss Lark well. One doesn't forget Miss Lark.
- [changing the subject]
- Proutie: Dinner will be served at 7.00 miss. The General likes to dress.
- Grizel Dane: Good. It'll be a pleasant change, we're allowed to be feminine off-duty. Proutie, you haven't told me what happened to Lark.
- Proutie: Nothing happened to her, miss.
- Pilot Officer Pax Masterson: I used to play hide and seek in these rooms.
- Grizel Dane: How interesting since you never set foot here before.
- Pilot Officer Pax Masterson: Imaginary hide and seek. When I was little my aunt taught me where every room was. She wanted to know this house as she remembered it, she grew up here.
- Grizel Dane: Was your aunt by any chance called Lark?
- Pilot Officer Pax Masterson: Yes, Lark Ingoldsby. I was brought up by her. She made me promise to visit this house if I ever got to London.
- Grizel Dane: You begin to make sense.
