W. Graham Brown credited as playing...
Gen. Piddinghoe
- Gen. Piddington: No use pretendin' that anyone's broken-hearted. The man was a rotter. Always has been.
- Princess Maria Amelia: Yes, but why should the poor man shoot himself? That's what seems so odd to me...
- Chiddiatt: Oh Dawson. I want you to go down to where the main switch is.
- Butler: Yes sir.
- Chiddiatt: And then, let me see, I'll strike the gong. You ought to hear that oughtn't you?
- Butler: Should do sir.
- Chiddiatt: Well, when you do, turn out all the lights in the house. Then after, let us see, about ten minutes, you turn them all up again. Get the idea?
- Butler: Yes sir. Is that all sir?
- Chiddiatt: Yes. That's all.
- Gen. Piddington: Does that mean we play this infernal game in the dark, ma'am?
- Princess Maria Amelia: All the nicest games are played in the dark, General.
- Gen. Piddington: Overshot the mark, I expect. Other peoples' money. Coward's way out--oh, sorry, Peggy, my dear.
- Peggy Studholme: You're wrong, Grandfather. He was worth over a million.
- Chiddiatt: A million? Huh! No man ought to have as much money as that.