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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Dangerous Dowager (S02E02)

"in the family gossip, Robert."
Perry Mason (1957)
"Sylvia was my oldest son's daughter,"
Perry Mason (1957)
"born with thin blood."
Perry Mason (1957)
"She had no passion for anything,"
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"until she discovered gambling."
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"Ten years ago she met Frank Oxman,"
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"and married him."
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"And he is Peter's father?"
Perry Mason (1957)
"Yes."
Perry Mason (1957)
"And Peter has broad shoulders..."
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"a square jaw..."
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"He is the family strength reborn, Mr. Mason."
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"And now Frank Oxman"
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"wants custody of their child?"
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"Yes. Not because he loves him."
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"Unless he loves him for being merchandised"
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"to sell back to me for some fantastic price."
Perry Mason (1957)
"In other words, the problem is blackmail."
Perry Mason (1957)
"Exactly."
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"And I believe you can prevent that, Mr. Mason."
Perry Mason (1957)
"I can only promise to do my best."
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"Well, shall we, uh,"
Perry Mason (1957)
"Mr. Mason will keep in touch with me."
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"And now I believe our business here is finished."
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"Yes, Mother. Good day."
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"( door closes )"
Perry Mason (1957)
"Della... Mm-hm?"
Perry Mason (1957)
"Get Paul in."
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"Give him a check for $200."
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"Mm, what for?"
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"Want him to go to the nearest bank"
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"and open up a new account."
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"( dramatic theme playing )"
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"( chattering, chips clinking )"
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"Raise 10."
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"( sighs )"
Perry Mason (1957)
"Power, huh?"
Perry Mason (1957)
"I'll see you."
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"It's all yours."
Perry Mason (1957)
"Well, now, wait a minute."
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"You won, didn't you?"
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"Well, I've got a right to see what I beat."
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"All right, whose deal is-- Oh, stop it."
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"I paid money to see what he raised on."
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"I never saw him before."
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"I gotta find out what kind of a game he plays."
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"I agree with you."
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"I called him, but he won't show his cards."
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"Show them, mister. The lady insists."
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"Bluffing. Ha! ( all laugh )"
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"Where'd you ever learn how to play poker?"
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"I'm, uh, out of money. Can I cash a check?"
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"How much?"
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"Cash it, Mr. Manning."
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"We don't want to lose him."
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"Step over to the cashier's booth."
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"Hurry back, young man."
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"You've got a lot more learning to do."
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"Better deal me out of this one."
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"Chicken, huh?"
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"BARKER: Well, well, well."
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"Ha-ha."
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"What do you know?"
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"Mr. Frank Oxman."
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"That's what he said."
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"Is Duncan in his office?"
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"Uh-uh. Haven't seen him all night."
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"bring Mr. Oxman in."
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"And, uh..."
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"treat him nice."
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"Right."
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"Come right in, gentlemen."
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"Which one of you is Frank Oxman?"
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"My name is Mason."
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"I'm with this gentleman."
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"How do you figure in this?"
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"I'm his lawyer."
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"Mason? Perry Mason?"
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"Hm."
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"Okay, Manning, you can go now."
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"( door closes )"
Perry Mason (1957)
"Sit down, gents."
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"I want no misunderstanding, Mr. Barker."
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"You don't know this man."
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"signed "Frank Oxman.""
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"That only means he has"
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"a bank account under that name."
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"He didn't come here to gamble."
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"you're called to testify on the witness stand."
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"So he is Frank Oxman."
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"I haven't said that."
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"Then he isn't Frank Oxman."
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"I haven't said that either."
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"( sighs )"
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"I like you, Mr. Mason."
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"You're a good lawyer."
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"Maybe you could give me a piece of advice."
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"Perhaps."
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"Mm."
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"If a lady's husband wanted a divorce"
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"and custody of his child..."
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"what better evidence could he have"
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"than IOU's made out"
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"to a gambling joint?"
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"Now, I'm asking you, Mr. Mason, as a lawyer."
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"Could he have any better evidence?"
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"Not much better."
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"Mm."
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"Something a little better than 25 grand."
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"( chuckles )"
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"If this gentleman were Mr. Oxman,"
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"and I represented him in a divorce action..."
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"we might be interested in securing such evidence."
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"But it wouldn't be necessary"
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"to pay any money for it."
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"All I'd need to do is serve you with a subpoena"
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"ordering you to bring..."
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"any notes signed by Sylvia Oxman into court."
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"Mm."
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"I've got a very bad memory, Mr. Mason."
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