It had been found in Mrs. Inglethorp's cheque book, and on being reversed at a mirror, showed clearly the words: " ¦ erything of which I die possessed I leave to my beloved husband Alfred Ing  ¦ " This placed beyond question the fact that the destroyed will had been in favour of the deceased lady's husband. 
It was discovered inside a cheque book that belonged to Mrs.Inglethorp.
It was found on the floor, a few feet away from a cheque book that belonged to Mrs.Inglethorp.
Tuppence watched him for more than a few minutes.
The women are singing.
A man places flowers at a roadside memorial.
Two dogs are playing.
There are no infant cast members in the movie.
A man is dressed up in clothes from a previous era.