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

"before she finds out"
Perry Mason (1957)
"you got loose from your playpen."
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"And take this with you!"
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"( tense theme playing )"
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"( door closes )"
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"BRIGHT: Didn't need no writing to share hard times,"
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"We had 20 years of it"
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"before we struck it rich."
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"And that's a lot more binding"
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"than any writing."
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"Nevertheless, you do have"
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"And according to the terms of this agreement..."
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"Always has."
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"Even when we only had two bits between us."
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"( chuckles )"
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"I was the musclehead."
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"Chuck, he was the brains."
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"Does he have power of attorney?"
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"Well, he-- He signs the checks,"
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"if that's what you mean."
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"Mr. Mason. You got to understand this."
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"Chuck and me have always been like..."
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"...well, sort of-- Well..."
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"like that."
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"Chuck can have every cent"
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"as far as I'm concerned."
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"But that woman ain't gonna cheat me."
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"Well, can you prove she has, Mr. Bright?"
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"Don't need no better proof"
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"It's her doing."
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"Perhaps that's all your share is worth."
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"for dissolution of the partnership,"
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"and ask for an immediate accounting"
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"of all the joint properties."
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"If things don't add up right..."
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"can you send that woman and her brother to jail?"
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"If...you have been swindled,"
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"it was by Mr. Clark."
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"I-I don't want Chuck going to jail."
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"It ain't none of his fault."
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"He just lost his brains."
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"I tell you, this woman has got him hypnotized."
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"Her and that no-good brother."
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"Why don't I have a talk with Mr. Clark?"
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"It would be a shame to..."
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"end a 20-year friendship"
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"with a subpoena."
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"heard the way he spoke to me."
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"If there is any possible way to patch this up,"
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"don't you think it's worth a try?"
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"so we can get to the desert for a few days?"
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"We certainly can. And would you please"
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"make an appointment for me to see Mr. Clark?"
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"( mysterious theme playing )"
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"( doorbell rings )"
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"( sighs )"
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"( sighs )"
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"I'll get it."
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"Won't you come in, Mr. Mason?"
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"I'm Bill Shayne."
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"Hello, Mr. Clark."
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"Howdy."
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"Sit down, Mason."
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"I, uh..."
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"suppose you're here about Harry."
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"I understand you and Harry Bright"
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"Not long enough to be called an old fool."
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"Tsk."
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"Nobody forced me into marrying Margaret."
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""There's a woman I'd like for a wife.""
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"Wait a minute."
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"Uh, would you come into the living room,"
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"uh, please, honey?"
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"Yeah."
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"Harry Bright's been in the sun too long."
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"It's, uh-- It's baked out his brain."
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"Why, I remember one time about 18 years ago, when--"
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"( door opens )"
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"( door closes )"
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"Come in."
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"Come in, honey."
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"Margaret, this is Mr. Mason."
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"He's a lawyer."
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"This is a great pleasure, Mr. Mason."
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"I've heard so much about you."
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"Only it ain't true."
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"He's got a kind of an idea"
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"that you're some sort of vampire or something."
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"I, uh, figured it best we all talk together."
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"Now, uh..."
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"suppose you tell Mr. Mason"
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"why you married me."
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"( laughs )"
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"There you are."
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"Cards right on the table,"
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"just like that."
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"what kind of deal did we make?"
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"That you would give me a home. Yeah."
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"Money. Yep."
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"In exchange..."
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"give you companionship."
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"Yeah. And teach me how to enjoy myself."
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"Man's entitled to play"
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"when he's grubbed and hard panned all his life."
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"I don't want to break up an old friendship."
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"I know Chuck is unhappy..."
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"and I'm sure Mr. Bright is."
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"Isn't there something you can do"
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"to bring them back together again?"
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"Hmm. I'm very glad"
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"to hear you say that, Mrs. Clark."
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"I do have to leave."
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"Why?"
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"It's Wednesday, dear."
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"My day with Aunt Jane."
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"Oh, I'm sorry. I forgot."
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"Right."
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"Nice meeting you, Mr. Mason."
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"Mrs. Clark."
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"I hope you can work out something"
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