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

"No. It will be satisfactory"
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"if he just turns and faces the wall."
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"You may turn around, Mr. Roper."
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"You can't fool me this way."
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"You fired a blank."
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"( sifting sand )"
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"( sifts )"
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"You planted the bullet in the box"
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"before you brought it to court."
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"Thank you, Mr. Roper."
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"You've proved my point."
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"Just because a bullet is found in some decomposed granite,"
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"doesn't mean you can tell when the bullet was fired..."
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"or who fired it."
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"I'm through with the witness."
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"JUDGE: Any further questions on redirect?"
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"No, Your Honor."
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"You may step down."
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"Call your next witness."
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"I call Walter Sims."
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"And I saw Chuck and his nephew, Bill Shayne,"
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"pull up in front of Harry's house."
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"Did you overhear their conversation"
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"with the, uh, defendant?"
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"Well, I-I-- I wouldn't want anyone to think"
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"that I was eavesdropping."
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""Did you overhear their conversation?""
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"He said he better act decent to Mrs. Clark,"
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"TOPHAM: And what was the defendant's reply?"
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"and that she was responsible"
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"for Chuck trying to cheat him."
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"Then the argument got so hot and heavy"
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"that Bill Shayne-- That--"
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"uh, that's Chuck's nephew"
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"--he had to step in between to keep 'em apart."
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"Thank you, Mr. Sims."
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"Now, Mr. Sims..."
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"how do you feel about the defendant, Harry Bright?"
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"What do you mean, "How do I feel?""
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"Well, do you like him?"
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"Well, I don't hate him."
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"MASON: Despite the fact that you told many people"
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"that he and Mr. Clark had swindled you"
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"out of a valuable piece of property?"
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"Oh. I just told that story"
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"because it was a joke on me."
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"Pretty expensive joke, wasn't it?"
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"Well, it'd been my own fault."
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"And you held no grievance?"
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"No."
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"Now, Mr. Sims, are you familiar with a private investigator"
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"named Philip Morgan?"
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"Um...yes."
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"to investigate Howard Roper"
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"and his sister, Margaret Clark?"
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"Yes."
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"Is this the report that Mr. Morgan furnished you?"
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"It's addressed to you, Mr. Sims."
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"It's the same one you gave the defendant."
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"Yes."
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"Yes."
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"Your Honor, I should like this"
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"marked for identification."
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"Thank you."
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"You can explain why you doctored the report?"
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"SIMS: I didn't do that!"
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"You didn't insert the word "not" in this report"
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"so that the line would read,"
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""Howard Roper and Margaret Clark"
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"SIMS: I don't even own a typewriter!"
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"That doesn't answer my question."
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"Why don't you ask Nell Gridley?"
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"Why, you dirty skunk!"
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"( crowd murmuring )"
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"He's a filthy liar."
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"lots of times. ( gavel bangs )"
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"I'm telling the truth, judge."
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"I'm under oath!"
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"I'm glad you remembered."
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"Go on, counselor."
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"Your Honor."
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"Now, do you deny ever using Miss Gridley's typewriter?"
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"Absolutely."
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"in the first place?"
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"That's what I asked you."
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"Well, I, uh..."
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"Then perhaps, uh..."
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"this will refresh your memory."
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"It's a typewritten letter"
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"inquiring as to Mr. Morgan's rates."
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"That your signature?"
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"Yes."
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"Let me see that."
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"Your Honor, I would also like"
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"to, uh..."
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"( man clears throat )"
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"I-- I forgot about that, Your Honor."
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"Seems to me you forget very easily, Mr. Sims."
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"Mr. Topham, you know what to do."
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"Yes, Your Honor."
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"( sighs )"
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"You finished with the witness?"
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"Quite finished, Your Honor."
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"Well, in that case, we might as well wind up"
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"for the day."
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"( crowd murmuring )"
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"TOPHAM: Bailiff."
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"( acoustic guitar playing )"
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"Hi."
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"Hi, Paul. Hi, Paul."
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"Thanks."
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"How did things go in court today,"
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"or shouldn't I ask?"
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"Don't ask."
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"Well, I wish I had some cheery news for you."
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"I just came back from Mesa."
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"at Mesa because of the heat."
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"Roper had a girlfriend in town:"
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"a cocktail waitress named Louise Dayton."
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"Louise Dayton. Mm-hm."
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