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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Petulant Partner (S02E02)

"Yes, sir. Right over there."
Perry Mason (1957)
"Uh, sure. Sure."
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"( barking continues )"
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"I left about 20 minutes"
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"after I showed him that letter."
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"It's like Chuck told you."
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"How do you know what Chuck told me?"
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"Where's your gun? I don't know."
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"What do you mean, you don't know?"
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"Well, I generally carry it"
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"in the glove compartment of my car."
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"It wasn't there this morning."
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"I don't rightly remember."
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"Chuck don't need protecting."
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"He must, if you can't tell me the truth."
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"When I showed Chuck that detective's report,"
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"he almost went out of his mind."
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"He wanted to kill his wife and that phony brother"
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"right then and there."
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"Well, Bill Shayne and me had all we could do"
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"to talk him out of it."
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"Well, I said I'd go and tell her to clear out."
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"Why didn't Bill Shayne do that?"
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"He took Chuck for a drive to cool him off."
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"( sips )"
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"Then you were left alone in the house? Ah."
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"I went to her bedroom"
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"and knocked on the door."
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"There was no answer."
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"well, she was dead."
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"( vehicle approaching )"
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"Police?"
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"( sighs )"
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"Did you touch anything in Mrs. Clark's room?"
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"Just the bed when I leaned over."
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"( knock on door )"
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"Go on."
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"Well, I went back to the living room"
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"and waited for..."
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"Chuck and Bill to come back."
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"That's the truth, Mr. Mason."
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"Now, all you have to do is tell that story in court."
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"No."
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"I told you the true story,"
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"but I ain't gonna tell anybody else."
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"I won't hurt Chuck."
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"I mean that, Mr. Mason. ( knocking continues )"
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"If you're not gonna tell the truth, don't talk at all."
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"( dramatic theme playing )"
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"Another drink, Miss Gridley?"
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"No, uh-- No, thank you."
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"That's all right, Perry."
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"This lady's been waiting almost an hour."
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"Miss Nell Gridley, this is Mr. Mason."
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"Can we talk?"
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"Well, of course."
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"Uh, phone call for you, Mr. Mason."
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"Oh, thank you."
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"Hello?"
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"Oh, yes, Paul."
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"Perry..."
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"Her name is Jane Caldwell,"
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"and she's at the Hillsdale Sanitarium"
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"in Mineral Springs."
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"And Mrs. Clark went to visit her regularly"
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"Anyone go with her on those visits?"
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"Howard Roper was always with her."
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"Wait a minute."
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"That might be the answer."
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"They'd only spend about half an hour at the sanitarium."
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"Then they'd register at the Desert View at Mesa,"
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"adjoining bungalows."
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"All right. What else?"
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"I'm gonna talk to that private investigator"
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"who dug up that report for Salty Sims."
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"He's up in Sierra City,"
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"so I probably won't be able to contact him till morning."
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"I'll see you then."
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"Uh-- Thanks, Paul."
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"Well..."
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"Harry Bright didn't kill that woman."
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"He was nowhere near Chuck's ranch"
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"Sitting with me, right in my diner."
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"All night?"
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"I'll swear to it."
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"Wouldn't be the truth."
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"I said I'd swear to it."
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"Why?"
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"NELL: Well...uh,"
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"there are two kind of"
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"desert people, Mr. Mason."
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"The lovers and the haters."
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"building up poison inside themselves"
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"till..."
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"they gotta use it or bust apart."
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"Talking about Salty Sims?"
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"Salty waited a long time"
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"to get even with Chuck and Harry."
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"He sure got even with Harry,"
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"private detective's report."
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"Nothing compared to what must have happened"
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"when Harry showed it to Chuck."
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"Chuck's always had a terrible temper."
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"Are you trying to tell us"
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"that Chuck Clark killed his wife?"
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"I'm not accusing anybody."
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"I-- I just don't wanna see Harry"
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"pay for somebody else's murdering."
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"That's all."
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"Mm."
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"May I ask you a personal question,"
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"Miss Gridley?"
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"Fire away."
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"Why haven't you ever married?"
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"Right man never asked me, I guess."
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"Chuck Clark the right man?"
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"( scoffs )"
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"Now there's some gossip for you."
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"Fact is, I could have married him"
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"any time I wanted to."
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