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`` I should very much like to see it to-night , if it is no trouble to you . '' `` We will certainly do our best , sir , '' Hamilton felt it was necessary to interfere at this point . `` Of course , any extra expense you are put to as the result of facilitating the printing , or whatever you do to these films , '' said the elderly man , `` I shall be glad to pay . '' He was waiting for Bones and Hamilton at nine o'clock that night in the dingy little private theatre which Bones , with great difficulty , had secured for his use . The printing of the picture had been accelerated , and though the print was slightly speckled , it was a good one . The elderly man sat in a chair and watched it reeled off , and when the lights in the little theatre went up , he turned to Bones with a smile . `` I 'm interested in cinema companies , '' he said , `` and I rather fancy that I should like to include your property in an amalgamation I am making .