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

"She seems to have ample grounds, then she can marry again."
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"What if the first husband could be persuaded"
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"not to come back into her life?"
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"Oh, she wouldn't do anything wrong."
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"She just wants advice."
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"I'd be glad to talk to your friend"
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"any time she cares to make an appointment."
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"You won't tell me?"
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"No, she'll have to come here in person."
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"That didn't take very long."
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"Well, it's the old story, advice for a friend."
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"When I tried to call her bluff, out she went."
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"So?"
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"Uh, so I'm not very proud of myself."
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"That girl is badly frightened."
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"I should have drawn her out, won her confidence."
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"I should have helped her."
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"Tsk."
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"I'll just, uh..."
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"make out the charge for the amount of the retainer."
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"Oh, yes, there is."
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"She insisted on giving me $50, and I took it."
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"Well, I thought she needed help, and I thought you'd help her."
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"Oh, she's out of the building by now."
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"Well, how are you going to find her?"
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"Obviously she gave a fictitious name."
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"Under the circumstances-- And since she is a client."
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"Handkerchief..."
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"Coin purse..."
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"Hospital letterhead with my name on it."
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""Mrs. Carl Reynolds,"
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""327 Hypathia Way, Los Angeles."
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"Don't forget our 2:00 date. Signed, Artie.""
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"Is Paul still there?"
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"Oh, yeah. Paul?"
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"PAUL: Yeah?"
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"Don't tell me you've drummed up some business for me, counselor."
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"You think you can find out who sent this?"
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"Artie? Sure, it's a cinch."
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"Have it for you in a jiffy."
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"( mellow theme playing )"
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"I was looking for 1723."
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"Ah, Mr. Kane."
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"Oh, you know him? In a way..."
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"You see, his windows face mine."
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"I live in the building right next door."
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"Not a nice man."
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"Parties-- Drunken parties."
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"But he does live there."
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"Yes, he's the only tenant."
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"Thank you."
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"( doorbell rings )"
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"Don't you forget, Artie, by 10 tomorrow morning"
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"or I'll blow the whistle on you good."
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"Where can I reach you tonight?"
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"You know where I'm working, the Onyx."
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"Mrs. Kane?"
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"I should sink so low."
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"What is it?"
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"If you're selling something, I don't want any."
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"I'm not a salesman, Mr. Kane."
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"My name is Mason. I'm an attorney."
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"An attorney?"
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"May I come in?"
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"Rhoda Reynolds send you?"
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"Let's just say I came here on her behalf."
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"You're wasting your time."
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"Well, it's mine to waste."
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"So that's it."
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"Rhoda?"
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"Well, then, how come he--?"
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"Here."
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"Mrs. Reynolds?"
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"RHODA ( over phone ): What are you trying to do, Mr. Mason?"
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"Trying to help."
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"I don't want your help."
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"I don't want a lawyer."
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"Please, just leave me alone."
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"( line clicks )"
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"I didn't say Mrs. Reynolds was a client."
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"I said I came here on her behalf."
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"She talked about blackmail."
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"Well, I don't have to talk about it."
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"I didn't expect you to."
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"I've talked. You've listened."
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"Now think."
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"( suspenseful theme playing )"
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"( footsteps descending staircase )"
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"( engine starts )"
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"( vehicle approaches )"
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"No, lady, I'm sorry. It's closing time."
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"Oh. It's 2:00."
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"Well, what am I gonna do?"
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"I've never changed a tire in my life!"
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"Wish I could say that."
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"Please."
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"All right, I guess a couple of more minutes won't kill me."
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"Let me have your keys, please. Oh, they're in the car."
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"ARTHUR: Do you realize in another five minutes"
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"I'd have called you at home?"
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"You're a fool, Rhoda."
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"Could I help the flat tire?"
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"It isn't the tire!"
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"It's calling in that half-baked lawyer!"
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"I only wanted to ask him a question."
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"Yeah, and you got the wrong answer."
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"Now, where's the money?"
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"I couldn't get it."
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"You what?"
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"Artie, would you just give me a day or two more--"
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"Listen, I told you tonight was the deadline!"
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"Why didn't I think about this before?"
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"This rock's worth about 10,000."
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"What are you doing?"
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"Oh, no. This is Carl's mother's ring."
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"So you lose it."
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"Oh, no, I won't. He'd never forgive me."
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"That's your worry."
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"( doorbell rings )"
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"There's somebody at the door."
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