Use the Colt.

Colt. 32? Yes.

I'm Kolley Kibber.

I'll use the Colt.

... thanCalvinCoolidge...

This is Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

This is Alfred Hitchcock speaking.

Read what it says there, Spicer, about Kolley Kibber.

Burton Percival Curtis Hall (Bahamas)

We want to wait till one. Kolley Kibber's coming then.

They nominated Calvin Coolidge for vice president.

Kolley Kibber is the special representative of the Daily Messenger

Issue him with a Colt. 32.

Paul Collier's new rules for rebuilding a broken nation

One of Kolley Kibber's cards worth ten shillings.

Tell me how he looked. This Kolley Kibber, I mean.

Your Corneille said it in his preface to Suréna.

You know Kolley Kibber never left those cards.

I told Miss Cotton, look at my girl Marnie.

And Conan Doyle, writing about Bell, described the following exchange between Bell and his students.

'You are Kolley Kibber and I claim the Daily Messenger prize.'

Why, surely you're the one that found the Kolley Kibber card!

Since we're in Edinburgh, I'm a big fan of Conan Doyle.

Lady Son Klin, Lady Talap, Lady Piam.

Cullen, where are you?

And a woman comes in with a child, and Conan Doyle describes the following exchange.

Hitchcock. Hitchcock.

I'm McNeal of the Times. I'm doing a series on the Wiecek case.

Kurt.

Cullen!

Cullen!

Cullen.

Come on, Joker.

Khoma!

It was the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge who first suggested this receptive state of mind.

Come on, Curly.

Crassus.

Marketa!

Say, Larson, I'd like to check on the date of arrest... of a fellow by the name of Frank Wiecek.

Uh, Marnie, I've been thinking seriously about asking Miss Cotton and Jessie to move in here with me.

Charleston wouldn't name names, but my guess is that same Kitty Collins.

Wilhelm Coetze!

Name of Collins.

Come on, Curly, I'm late!

How's Cousin Carrie Lou doing? Right pert, Florie. Come on, Curly!