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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Glittering Goldfish (S02E02)

Now, these two goldfish

"Now, these two goldfish"

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Would you be interested in merchandizing the preparation

"Would you be interested in merchandizing the preparation"

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Well, I've investigated your rights.

"Well, I've investigated your rights."

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Well, what's the verdict, Mr. Mason?

"Well, what's the verdict, Mr. Mason?"

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( dramatic theme playing )

"( dramatic theme playing )"

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And don't you forget it.

"And don't you forget it."

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It is.

"It is."

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( retches )

"( retches )"

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HUXLEY: Nora, don't wait dinner for me.

"HUXLEY: Nora, don't wait dinner for me."

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Blond, brunette, or redhead?

"Blond, brunette, or redhead?"

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Well, hurry it up, and then get out.

"Well, hurry it up, and then get out."

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I'd like to see you one of these nights.

"I'd like to see you one of these nights."

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( clicks )

"( clicks )"

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Hello, greenie.

"Hello, greenie."

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This is Perry Mason.

"This is Perry Mason."

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He was with me. I was here.

"He was with me. I was here."

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Counselor, how are you? Couldn't be better.

"Counselor, how are you? Couldn't be better."

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I'm glad to hear that.

"I'm glad to hear that."

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Della, you-- You look lovelier than ever, if that's possible.

"Della, you-- You look lovelier than ever, if that's possible."

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I wouldn't know about that. I understand that you feel

"I wouldn't know about that. I understand that you feel"

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What's the true story, Mr. Wyatt?

"What's the true story, Mr. Wyatt?"

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Why, lieutenant?

"Why, lieutenant?"

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I'm sure you'll have no objection

"I'm sure you'll have no objection"

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I don't need to tell you how important this is.

"I don't need to tell you how important this is."

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What would I have to do?

"What would I have to do?"

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when I gave your husband $6,500 cash

"when I gave your husband $6,500 cash"

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It's as simple as that.

"It's as simple as that."

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Why should I perjure myself for you?

"Why should I perjure myself for you?"

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I naturally hate to bring this up,

"I naturally hate to bring this up,"

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You thought he belonged in jail?

"You thought he belonged in jail?"

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Uh, I must refer you to the police.

"Uh, I must refer you to the police."

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To know Mr. Huxley was to hate him.

"To know Mr. Huxley was to hate him."

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What do you mean the, uh, libido of a guppy?

"What do you mean the, uh, libido of a guppy?"

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Mr. Huxley was grooming a successor.

"Mr. Huxley was grooming a successor."

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Sally Wilson.

"Sally Wilson."

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Thank you, sir.

"Thank you, sir."

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I thought I left it here.

"I thought I left it here."

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Oh? I just assumed as his secretary--

"Oh? I just assumed as his secretary--"

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You're sure he wasn't?

"You're sure he wasn't?"

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Thanks a lot, Miss Wilson.

"Thanks a lot, Miss Wilson."

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He called in about a half-hour ago,

"He called in about a half-hour ago,"

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said that he couldn't see Myers, but I know he talked to--

"said that he couldn't see Myers, but I know he talked to--"

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I did.

"I did."

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for that broken window in the lab.

"for that broken window in the lab."

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and told him she had to go back to work.

"and told him she had to go back to work."

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This boyfriend wouldn't be Tom Wyatt?

"This boyfriend wouldn't be Tom Wyatt?"

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Frederick Rollins.

"Frederick Rollins."

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( rings )

"( rings )"

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Well, uh, I'm afraid not.

"Well, uh, I'm afraid not."

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Well, I'll see you in court.

"Well, I'll see you in court."

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who picked this book up?

"who picked this book up?"

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had to come and quiet him?

"had to come and quiet him?"

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cross-examining his own witness.

"cross-examining his own witness."

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What was the reaction of the defendant

"What was the reaction of the defendant"

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No, that's not true.

"No, that's not true."

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I tried to bandage it for him

"I tried to bandage it for him"

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if you forgot, let us say, your gloves or your purse,

"if you forgot, let us say, your gloves or your purse,"

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or that Tom went back into the shop for a few seconds.

"or that Tom went back into the shop for a few seconds."

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The subscriber was Huxley & Myers.

"The subscriber was Huxley & Myers."

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How did the defendant

"How did the defendant"

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He called me a couple of names,

"He called me a couple of names,"

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Did you find any physical evidence of this at the scene?

"Did you find any physical evidence of this at the scene?"

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Thank you, lieutenant. No further questions.

"Thank you, lieutenant. No further questions."

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Your witness.

"Your witness."

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the switchboard operator came back.

"the switchboard operator came back."

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Of course I did.

"Of course I did."

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I resent that.

"I resent that."

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and ask you to return to work as a personal favor?

"and ask you to return to work as a personal favor?"

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That's all.

"That's all."

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I asked him how it had happened.

"I asked him how it had happened."

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Then the books of the company

"Then the books of the company"

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It was one night last month,

"It was one night last month,"

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Mrs. Huxley saw me.

"Mrs. Huxley saw me."

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MASON: Where do you live, Mr. Myers?

"MASON: Where do you live, Mr. Myers?"

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Well, I have the contract here.

"Well, I have the contract here."

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Mrs. Huxley, are you aware

"Mrs. Huxley, are you aware"

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Yes, I was.

"Yes, I was."

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NORA: That's right.

"NORA: That's right."

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Did you have reason to believe

"Did you have reason to believe"

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On the contrary, Your Honor,

"On the contrary, Your Honor,"

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to proving it in court.

"to proving it in court."

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Uh, it seems, gentlemen,

"Uh, it seems, gentlemen,"

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I quite agree, Your Honor.

"I quite agree, Your Honor."

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feels the ends of justice can be best served

"feels the ends of justice can be best served"

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and it's locked up where nobody can get at it.

"and it's locked up where nobody can get at it."

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The temperature's supposed to be--

"The temperature's supposed to be--"

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It is.

"It is."

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( mysterious theme playing )

"( mysterious theme playing )"

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and I spread in on the mesh, like this.

"and I spread in on the mesh, like this."

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that this preparation is a cure for gill fever?

"that this preparation is a cure for gill fever?"

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TILLER: I do not.

"TILLER: I do not."

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I do.

"I do."

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I have a degree in chemistry

"I have a degree in chemistry"

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Yes.

"Yes."

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why you failed to include morphine sulfate

"why you failed to include morphine sulfate"

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MASON: Was it because you used the morphine sulfate

"MASON: Was it because you used the morphine sulfate"

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Hm-hm. You've got me there.

"Hm-hm. You've got me there."

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You mean, you can't answer the question?

"You mean, you can't answer the question?"

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Not without-- Uh, how do you say it?

"Not without-- Uh, how do you say it?"

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So let's get on with it

"So let's get on with it"

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pull himself together by giving him a drink.

"pull himself together by giving him a drink."

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in the first place?

"in the first place?"

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"I've arranged to have this delivered

""I've arranged to have this delivered"

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( noirish jazz theme playing )

"( noirish jazz theme playing )"

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( upbeat jazz theme playing )

"( upbeat jazz theme playing )"

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MAN: You're just in time, Mr. Rollins.

"MAN: You're just in time, Mr. Rollins."

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I was just explaining things to Mr. Huxley.

"I was just explaining things to Mr. Huxley."

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Don't let me interrupt.

"Don't let me interrupt."

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are suffering from gill fever.

"are suffering from gill fever."

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MAN: How much longer would you say they can live?

"MAN: How much longer would you say they can live?"

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HUXLEY: If it's really gill fever, an hour or two.

"HUXLEY: If it's really gill fever, an hour or two."

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MAN: Right, but watch.

"MAN: Right, but watch."

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Now, I spread a small amount of my preparation

"Now, I spread a small amount of my preparation"

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on this piece of screening...

"on this piece of screening..."

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and place it in the water.

"and place it in the water."

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And within a remarkably short time...

"And within a remarkably short time..."

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Kind of a miracle, isn't it, Mr. Huxley?

"Kind of a miracle, isn't it, Mr. Huxley?"

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I wouldn't go so far as to say that,

"I wouldn't go so far as to say that,"

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but it's certainly impressive.

"but it's certainly impressive."

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throughout the country?

"throughout the country?"

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