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

"that could link him with Margaret."
Perry Mason (1957)
"What did? Lies."
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"And registration cards."
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"What lies?"
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"Everybody's."
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"Bill Shayne was lying."
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"Salty Sims was lying."
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"And most important, Howard Roper was lying."
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"Roper knew that his sister was involved with Shayne,"
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"and he knew that Shayne had killed her."
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"To all intents, he'd been blackmailing his sister,"
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"by blackmailing Shayne."
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"And the registration cards?"
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"From the Desert View Inn. There were 12 of them."
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"Every time that Howard Roper stopped at Mesa,"
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"he'd spend the afternoon with Louise Dayton, remember?"
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"Not at the Desert View."
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"Well. Obviously, someone else was using his name."
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"But it didn't necessarily have to be Bill Shayne."
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"That's right."
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"But I just couldn't believe it was Salty Sims."
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"Bring her with you."
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"Oh! ( laughs )"
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"( dramatic theme playing)"
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"( dramatic theme playing )"
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"( noirish jazz theme playing )"
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"( upbeat theme playing )"
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"( honks horn )"
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"( honking horn )"
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"Take your time now."
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"Take your time."
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"Give me ten gallons, high-test."
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"Ain't got no high-test."
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"Why do I bother to trade here?"
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"( chuckles )"
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"You try and find another gas station"
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"within 20 miles."
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"Hey. Did you hear about Chuck Clark?"
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"What about him?"
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"He's back."
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"Got back about six weeks ago."
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"What did you say?"
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"You heard me."
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"( chuckles )"
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"( spits )"
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"Harry!"
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"about Chuck?"
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"And you, his partner."
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"You ought to see his new wife."
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"Young enough to be his kid."
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"You're a liar. ( chuckles )"
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"He bought the Brandywine Estate"
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"His new brother-in-law handled the deal."
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"Yeah, it's too bad that--"
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"You know, that you ain't good enough"
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"to get invited out there."
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"Do you wanna drive?"
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"( upbeat theme playing )"
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"( bangs pump ) Hey."
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"What are you doing with my diary?"
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"Uh, I'm reading it, obviously. You--"
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"Better wait here, Nell."
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"Don't do anything foolish, Harry."
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"Ooh, give me that. I will when I finish with it."
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"Look, honey, this i--"
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"Where's Chuck Clark?"
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"Well, he's in Los Angeles."
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"His nephew, Bill Shayne, around?"
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"No, he's with Chuck."
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"I'm Harry Bright."
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"Mr. Bright, I'm Margaret Clark,"
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"Chuck's wife."
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"This is my brother, Howard Roper."
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"How much you figure you're gonna get out of Chuck..."
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"for selling him your sister?"
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"( whimpers )"
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"( grunts ) ( dramatic theme playing )"
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"MARGARET: Howard!"
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"Now, you ever lay another finger on me, mister..."
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"and you won't live to regret it."
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"You wouldn't have"
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"nerve enough to use that."
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"( dramatic theme playing )"
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"Now, you just tell your husband..."
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"Harry Bright dropped around to pay his respects."
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"( mysterious theme playing )"
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"( dogs barking )"
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"( tense theme playing )"
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"( bangs on door )"
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"( door opens )"
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"You calling me an old fool?"
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"Sure I am."
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"Chuck Clark. Ha!"
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"In his second childhood."
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"Look at them clothes."
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"You going to a-- A sweet-16 party?"
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"Your child bride must be real proud of you."
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"You better stop talking"
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"about my wife like that,"
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"or I'll pull your tongue right out of your empty head!"
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"Now wait a minute."
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"You two ought to be ashamed of yourselves."
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"Ashamed? You're his nephew."
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"Did he ever write you?"
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"Six months he's been gone."
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"And six months, not even a postcard."
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"This high-class wife of yours must be too--"
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"Uh, if you wanna get milked dry with them crooks,"
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"I can't stop you."
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"But they ain't stealing"
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"my share of the money too."
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"Where's a pen?"
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"( pen clicks )"
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"There."
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"Why, it's only made out for $100,000."
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"Every cent you're gonna get"
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"till you learn to treat my wife like a lady."
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"Did she teach you to cheat your partner too?"
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"I told you, you keep her out of this!"
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"You'd better run along, sonny boy,"
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