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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Stuttering Bishop (S02E02)

You are Bishop Mallory?

"You are Bishop Mallory?"

Perry Mason (1957)

"prefer someone from the Midwest who can speak French

""prefer someone from the Midwest who can speak French"

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Show him your identification, Leo.

"Show him your identification, Leo."

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Must have left it in my other suit.

"Must have left it in my other suit."

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He's always forgetting things.

"He's always forgetting things."

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You're working for Charles Burroughs, aren't you?

"You're working for Charles Burroughs, aren't you?"

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Of course I'm sure.

"Of course I'm sure."

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that you were the grandchild of a multimillionaire?

"that you were the grandchild of a multimillionaire?"

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He had been disinherited when he married your mother.

"He had been disinherited when he married your mother."

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S-she would have nothing to do with your grandfather,

"S-she would have nothing to do with your grandfather,"

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They wanted a child desperately.

"They wanted a child desperately."

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and if you hit, you got millions.

"and if you hit, you got millions."

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Meaning now you're changing your mind?

"Meaning now you're changing your mind?"

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Mr. Burroughs doesn't like publicity.

"Mr. Burroughs doesn't like publicity."

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Now, why don't you be a good girl

"Now, why don't you be a good girl"

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Otherwise?

"Otherwise?"

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Otherwise, you might be buying yourself a lot of trouble.

"Otherwise, you might be buying yourself a lot of trouble."

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I think you've said just about enough.

"I think you've said just about enough."

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So do I.

"So do I."

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you'll advise her to keep her skirts clean.

"you'll advise her to keep her skirts clean."

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My superiors would be terribly upset.

"My superiors would be terribly upset."

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I thought he was a crook.

"I thought he was a crook."

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There are rewards other than financial.

"There are rewards other than financial."

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Uh, let me think about it.

"Uh, let me think about it."

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Goodbye, Miss Street.

"Goodbye, Miss Street."

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He must be quite a sensation in the pulpit.

"He must be quite a sensation in the pulpit."

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You promised me.

"You promised me."

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Don't you worry about me, Janice.

"Don't you worry about me, Janice."

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There's nothing to do but listen to my insults.

"There's nothing to do but listen to my insults."

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You know, Mason, you surprise me.

"You know, Mason, you surprise me."

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in Sydney, Australia, but it isn't the same man.

"in Sydney, Australia, but it isn't the same man."

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He told no one where he was going.

"He told no one where he was going."

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Well, he isn't my client. Not yet, anyway.

"Well, he isn't my client. Not yet, anyway."

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my granddaughter had dark-brown hair,

"my granddaughter had dark-brown hair,"

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Don't you believe it.

"Don't you believe it."

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looking for years.

"looking for years."

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Janice, would you mind leaving us alone for a minute?

"Janice, would you mind leaving us alone for a minute?"

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to do everything in his power to find my grandchild.

"to do everything in his power to find my grandchild."

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I'm signing a new will.

"I'm signing a new will."

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I'm leaving everything to Janice.

"I'm leaving everything to Janice."

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Hello?

"Hello?"

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Carol.

"Carol."

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If he has anything to say,

"If he has anything to say,"

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Don't insult my intelligence, young man.

"Don't insult my intelligence, young man."

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Right.

"Right."

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I hope you understand.

"I hope you understand."

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Won't you sit down?

"Won't you sit down?"

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but, believe me, that was the furthest thing

"but, believe me, that was the furthest thing"

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delighted at one of his few errors.

"delighted at one of his few errors."

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( ominous theme playing )

"( ominous theme playing )"

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Blood.

"Blood."

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There's something wrong with this light switch!

"There's something wrong with this light switch!"

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Oh, I wouldn't go, my dear,

"Oh, I wouldn't go, my dear,"

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( gasps )

"( gasps )"

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Oh, yes.

"Oh, yes."

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When I left at 4, he was perfectly all right.

"When I left at 4, he was perfectly all right."

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He was perfectly all right when I left at 5:30.

"He was perfectly all right when I left at 5:30."

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It's the truth.

"It's the truth."

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you know what a mercenary soul I am.

"you know what a mercenary soul I am."

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You'll give me 50 percent of the estate.

"You'll give me 50 percent of the estate."

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I don't know.

"I don't know."

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I didn't find one.

"I didn't find one."

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Somebody stole that knife from my apartment.

"Somebody stole that knife from my apartment."

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That door locks only from the inside.

"That door locks only from the inside."

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Now, if you were in there-- Well, I wasn't!

"Now, if you were in there-- Well, I wasn't!"

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and he'd meet you out there?

"and he'd meet you out there?"

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He said he was going out about 5:00,

"He said he was going out about 5:00,"

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That's exactly what I mean.

"That's exactly what I mean."

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But it isn't so easy to change his speech pattern.

"But it isn't so easy to change his speech pattern."

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No further word from Australia?

"No further word from Australia?"

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Now? Now.

"Now? Now."

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PAUL: I appreciate your courtesy in seeing us, Miss Burroughs,

"PAUL: I appreciate your courtesy in seeing us, Miss Burroughs,"

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Well, like I said,

"Well, like I said,"

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Heh. I said, "There's my kid Ruthie.

"Heh. I said, "There's my kid Ruthie."

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Well, I...know I did a lousy job,

"Well, I...know I did a lousy job,"

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Then the place burned down a couple of months later.

"Then the place burned down a couple of months later."

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I'll say one thing for Mason:

"I'll say one thing for Mason:"

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She's an operative. I used her once myself.

"She's an operative. I used her once myself."

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Phil, will you come down here for a minute?

"Phil, will you come down here for a minute?"

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I'll be right down.

"I'll be right down."

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You're probably wondering why I came here.

"You're probably wondering why I came here."

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Thank you. Chair?

"Thank you. Chair?"

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are man and wife?

"are man and wife?"

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Are they?

"Are they?"

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Lang do that?

"Lang do that?"

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"Dear Janice...

""Dear Janice..."

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"everything's going to be completely okay.

""everything's going to be completely okay."

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He's a nice fellow.

"He's a nice fellow."

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We may be in real trouble.

"We may be in real trouble."

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He left everything to his grandchild.

"He left everything to his grandchild."

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I've just received word requesting

"I've just received word requesting"

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Thank you, Your Honor.

"Thank you, Your Honor."

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From the position of the body,

"From the position of the body,"

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No questions.

"No questions."

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Your Honor, I would like to call Philip Burroughs.

"Your Honor, I would like to call Philip Burroughs."

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that my uncle wanted to see him the following morning

"that my uncle wanted to see him the following morning"

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WESTON: I am perfectly agreeable, Your Honor.

"WESTON: I am perfectly agreeable, Your Honor."

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My question, however, was only to the witness's knowledge.

"My question, however, was only to the witness's knowledge."

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What time did Janice Burroughs enter the room?

"What time did Janice Burroughs enter the room?"

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Is the name S.J. Hyers familiar to you?

"Is the name S.J. Hyers familiar to you?"

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Could that "somewhere" be San Diego?

"Could that "somewhere" be San Diego?"

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It's the truth, isn't it?

"It's the truth, isn't it?"

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He hired me to find his grandchild.

"He hired me to find his grandchild."

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Mr. Lang, what was the nature of your last assignment?

"Mr. Lang, what was the nature of your last assignment?"

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who called himself Bishop Mallory.

"who called himself Bishop Mallory."

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Yes, sir, I did.

"Yes, sir, I did."

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she'd cooperate with him.

"she'd cooperate with him."

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No, sir, I did not.

"No, sir, I did not."

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You had an associate with you at the time.

"You had an associate with you at the time."

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So the man purporting to be Bishop Mallory

"So the man purporting to be Bishop Mallory"

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LANG: I had documentary proof.

"LANG: I had documentary proof."

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I think this is wholly irrelevant.

"I think this is wholly irrelevant."

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I think this goes straight to the heart of the matter.

"I think this goes straight to the heart of the matter."

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in a plot to pass herself off

"in a plot to pass herself off"

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I have every right to know on what evidence it was decided

"I have every right to know on what evidence it was decided"

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that Janice Burroughs was the grandchild.

"that Janice Burroughs was the grandchild."

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The court is going to overrule the objection,

"The court is going to overrule the objection,"

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His doctor gave me a lead to Mrs. Burroughs,

"His doctor gave me a lead to Mrs. Burroughs,"

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at the Wyckoff Orphanage.

"at the Wyckoff Orphanage."

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Then there was no doubt in his mind at all

"Then there was no doubt in his mind at all"

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