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

How would you describe your relationship with Miss White?

"How would you describe your relationship with Miss White?"

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And...nothing more?

"And...nothing more?"

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I would like to introduce into evidence,

"I would like to introduce into evidence,"

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to be examined for possible charges of perjury

"to be examined for possible charges of perjury"

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JUDGE: You may stand down, sir.

"JUDGE: You may stand down, sir."

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Maybe you just imagined it.

"Maybe you just imagined it."

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DIVER: You better send for the crane.

"DIVER: You better send for the crane."

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There's a car down here, all right.

"There's a car down here, all right."

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He looked like a minister.

"He looked like a minister."

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Your Honor, may we approach the bench?

"Your Honor, may we approach the bench?"

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His car went off the old wharf into El Camino Bay.

"His car went off the old wharf into El Camino Bay."

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How do you know it was Bishop Mallory?

"How do you know it was Bishop Mallory?"

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by an old friend, Dr. Stratford, who went to school with him.

"by an old friend, Dr. Stratford, who went to school with him."

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I'd like the privilege of recalling a witness.

"I'd like the privilege of recalling a witness."

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Will you retake the stand, please?

"Will you retake the stand, please?"

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During your second visit, you gave me a letter.

"During your second visit, you gave me a letter."

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WESTON: No objections, Your Honor.

"WESTON: No objections, Your Honor."

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"Just play it as we rehearsed it,

""Just play it as we rehearsed it,"

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I believe you are the only child of Kenneth Burroughs,

"I believe you are the only child of Kenneth Burroughs,"

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Where were you at 7:00?

"Where were you at 7:00?"

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Why didn't you notify the police immediately?

"Why didn't you notify the police immediately?"

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A man can be stabbed a dozen times

"A man can be stabbed a dozen times"

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What about the blood on the carpet?

"What about the blood on the carpet?"

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( dramatic theme playing )

"( dramatic theme playing )"

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and he had to frame you for murder

"and he had to frame you for murder"

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May I read it to you?

"May I read it to you?"

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"When I asked you to find a good home for Carol,

""When I asked you to find a good home for Carol,"

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My mother?

"My mother?"

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( noirish jazz theme playing )

"( noirish jazz theme playing )"

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( mysterious theme playing )

"( mysterious theme playing )"

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Good evening, Bishop. Yes?

"Good evening, Bishop. Yes?"

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That's right.

"That's right."

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My name is Lang.

"My name is Lang."

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I'm an advertising consultant for the Tribune.

"I'm an advertising consultant for the Tribune."

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You've been running this ad in our paper

"You've been running this ad in our paper"

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for the past two months.

"for the past two months."

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"I'm looking for a young lady, approximately 24 years of age,

""I'm looking for a young lady, approximately 24 years of age,"

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and play the piano."

"and play the piano.""

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Well?

"Well?"

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I was wondering if you found the girl.

"I was wondering if you found the girl."

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We're doing a survey on the effectiveness of our ads.

"We're doing a survey on the effectiveness of our ads."

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It's rather late to be doing research, isn't it?

"It's rather late to be doing research, isn't it?"

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( chuckles )

"( chuckles )"

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We work around the clock.

"We work around the clock."

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May I see your identification?

"May I see your identification?"

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I, uh--

"I, uh--"

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You'll have to forgive him, Bishop.

"You'll have to forgive him, Bishop."

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I thought I was asking the questions.

"I thought I was asking the questions."

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Did you find the girl?

"Did you find the girl?"

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( chuckling ): You're fighting me, Bishop.

"( chuckling ): You're fighting me, Bishop."

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( jazz music playing )

"( jazz music playing )"

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All right, Leo.

"All right, Leo."

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( blows landing )

"( blows landing )"

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( dramatic theme playing )

"( dramatic theme playing )"

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( groaning )

"( groaning )"

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( water running )

"( water running )"

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Oh, don't move!

"Oh, don't move!"

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H--

"H--"

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How did you get in here?

"How did you get in here?"

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The door was open.

"The door was open."

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Who are you?

"Who are you?"

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Don't you remember anything?

"Don't you remember anything?"

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I called about 5:30 in answer to your ad.

"I called about 5:30 in answer to your ad."

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And you told me to come up this evening for an interview.

"And you told me to come up this evening for an interview."

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You must be Carol Delaney.

"You must be Carol Delaney."

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Mm-hm.

"Mm-hm."

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I called the desk, and they're sending you up a doctor.

"I called the desk, and they're sending you up a doctor."

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( groans )

"( groans )"

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Get me the desk, please.

"Get me the desk, please."

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Hello, this is Bishop Mallory.

"Hello, this is Bishop Mallory."

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No, I'm perfectly all right, I--

"No, I'm perfectly all right, I--"

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There's absolutely no need for a doctor.

"There's absolutely no need for a doctor."

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( breathing heavily )

"( breathing heavily )"

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Where do you come from?

"Where do you come from?"

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The Midwest.

"The Midwest."

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Where in the Midwest? Des Moines.

"Where in the Midwest? Des Moines."

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What was your father's first name?

"What was your father's first name?"

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Paul.

"Paul."

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A-and your mother's?

"A-and your mother's?"

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Is either of them alive?

"Is either of them alive?"

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No, they were both killed in an auto accident

"No, they were both killed in an auto accident"

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about eight months ago.

"about eight months ago."

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Do you have any u-unusual birthmark?

"Do you have any u-unusual birthmark?"

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Y-you'll have to forgive the catechism, my dear,

"Y-you'll have to forgive the catechism, my dear,"

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but I-I had to be sure.

"but I-I had to be sure."

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Suppose I told you

"Suppose I told you"

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What would you say to that?

"What would you say to that?"

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I'd better get you a doctor!

"I'd better get you a doctor!"

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I tell you, I'm perfectly all right.

"I tell you, I'm perfectly all right."

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I've been searching for you since November.

"I've been searching for you since November."

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My name is Mallory. Bishop Arthur Mallory.

"My name is Mallory. Bishop Arthur Mallory."

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I'm from Sydney, Australia.

"I'm from Sydney, Australia."

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I came over on the Princeton five months ago.

"I came over on the Princeton five months ago."

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This is from the ship's newspaper.

"This is from the ship's newspaper."

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CAROL: It's very interesting.

"CAROL: It's very interesting."

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MALLORY: But you don't understand. That's you.

"MALLORY: But you don't understand. That's you."

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You're Charles Burroughs' granddaughter.

"You're Charles Burroughs' granddaughter."

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I can help you prove it.

"I can help you prove it."

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Please, you've got to believe me.

"Please, you've got to believe me."

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Your father was Charles Burroughs, Jr.

"Your father was Charles Burroughs, Jr."

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My father was Paul Delaney.

"My father was Paul Delaney."

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No, your real father died before you were born.

"No, your real father died before you were born."

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C-consequently, you can understand her bitterness.

"C-consequently, you can understand her bitterness."

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s-so she came to me.

"s-so she came to me."

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She had no one else to turn to.

"She had no one else to turn to."

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There was a wonderful family

"There was a wonderful family"

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in my congregation named "Delaney."

"in my congregation named "Delaney.""

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And, of course, you made the necessary arrangements.

"And, of course, you made the necessary arrangements."

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They changed your name from Janice to Carol.

"They changed your name from Janice to Carol."

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And where did all of this take place?

"And where did all of this take place?"

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Near Albany, New York.

"Near Albany, New York."

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T-that was my first pastorate.

"T-that was my first pastorate."

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S-shortly thereafter,

"S-shortly thereafter,"

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I was transferred to Australia.

"I was transferred to Australia."

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Well...

"Well..."

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it was very nice meeting you, Bishop.

"it was very nice meeting you, Bishop."

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You don't believe me?

"You don't believe me?"

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Well, let's just say

"Well, let's just say"

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that I'm perfectly satisfied being Carol Delaney.

"that I'm perfectly satisfied being Carol Delaney."

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But...how would I know all about your foster parents?

"But...how would I know all about your foster parents?"

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