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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Curious Bride (S02E02)

"Well, it's not bad,"
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"considering how little I've been shooting lately."
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"( gunshot )"
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"Don't tell me you're planning"
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"to take up skeet shooting."
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"No. I'll leave the trophy-collecting to you."
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"Well, it must be the money that brings you out so early."
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"The answer is still no."
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"But, Daddy, it's only $2000."
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"Only 2000."
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"Do you know that when I was your age"
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"it took me almost six months to earn $2000."
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"Well, I know, but--"
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"All right, have it your own way,"
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"but let me have my way too."
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"Carl, I've been a father and a mother to you"
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"ever since you were 4 years old."
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"I know that, Dad."
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"Up until now."
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"Now when you sneak behind my back"
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"and marry a woman about whom you know absolutely nothing."
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"I know quite a lot about Rhoda, Dad."
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"of her sympathy when she was nursing me back to health."
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"That's what I think our love really is: sympathy."
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"Now she thinks I'm dominated by you,"
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"and she's trying to cure me of that."
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"All she's trying to cure is her own bank account,"
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"in addition to amusing herself"
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"with one of the doctors of the hospital."
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"Dr. Michael Harris?"
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"She's told you about him?"
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"Yes, they were friends."
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"Well, I've done a good deal of checking,"
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"and I assure you they are more than friends."
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"I trust her."
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"I love her."
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"You got her all wrong, Dad, she's a wonderful girl."
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"She's a cheap adventuress who sees you as a way to my money."
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"But she's not gonna get a penny of it."
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"( engine starts )"
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"( suspenseful theme playing )"
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"WOMAN ( over speaker ): Dr. Robert Jackson."
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"Dr. Robert Jackson."
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"Sorry I had to run out in the middle of things."
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"Fine young man, 6 and a half pounds."
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"( chuckles )"
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"I didn't mind waiting, Michael."
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"Thanks."
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"Now, Rhoda,"
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"I think that I should see this Arthur Kane of yours."
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"Oh, I don't want you to get involved."
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"Well, then, at least let me loan you the money."
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"Oh, I was hoping you would, Michael,"
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"but that won't do any good either."
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"He'll just keep wanting more."
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"Well, then, go to the police."
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"Oh, I don't dare!"
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"You know, you might be surprised"
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"at Carl's reaction."
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"Oh, I know, he's been spoiled"
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"and overprotected most of his life,"
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"but somewhere underneath, there must be a man lurking."
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"Lord knows his father's strong enough."
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"That's all the wedge he needs to break us up."
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"You should've married me."
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"No father or mother."
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"Oh, Michael."
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"Now, seriously, what am I going to do?"
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"I've thought of one possibility."
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"If anybody can help you, this man can."
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"WOMAN ( over speaker ): Dr. Eugene Webster, stat."
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"Dr. Anna Douglas, stat."
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""Perry Mason,"
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"Suite 904, Brent Building.""
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"Thank you."
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"Mr. Mason, this is Mrs. Crocker."
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"How do you do, Mr. Mason?"
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"Mrs. Crocker. Won't you sit down?"
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"Thank you."
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"I understand you have a question to ask me."
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"Well, actually, I'm here on behalf of a friend."
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"A friend? I see."
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"And so the question is a little involved."
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"Most legal questions are."
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"Suppose you begin by telling me something about your friend."
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"Well, about eight years ago, she was married,"
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"and it only lasted for a few months."
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"It seems her husband vanished with her savings."
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"It was only a few hundred dollars,"
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"but it meant a lot to her."
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"Where was this?"
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"Oh, this was in Seattle."
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"And then a short time later,"
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"saying that her husband"
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"had been killed in an auto accident."
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"And wiring for funeral instructions."
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"So since her husband didn't have any relatives,"
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"she wired the money for him to be buried there,"
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"and then she just wiped the whole business out of her mind."
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"Then quite recently, your friend got married again."
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"How did you know that?"
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"A guess."
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"Well, uh, yes, to a man who--"
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"Who needed her."
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"And now her first husband has turned up."
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"Are you really just guessing?"
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"Well, not completely."
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"A fake telegram asking for burial money"
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"is one of the oldest dodges in the book."
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"Let me see if I can guess the question..."
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"Is the new marriage valid or invalid?"
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"Why, yes, that's it exactly."
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"I'm afraid it's invalid."
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"Your friend is still legally married to her first husband."
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"Well, isn't there something about a person"
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"who's disappeared for seven years"
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"being legally dead?"
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"That doesn't apply in this case."
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"Well, what should my friend do?"
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"Divorce her first husband."
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