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

"Let him stay there."
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"Now, come on! Gimme it!"
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"Artie, I'll hit you! I swear I will."
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"You haven't got the nerve."
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"( dramatic theme playing )"
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"( yelps )"
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"( crashing, glass breaking )"
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"( barking )"
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"( thuds )"
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"( Arthur grunts )"
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"( Rhoda shrieks )"
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"Give me the police quickly. Somebody's getting killed."
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"( suspenseful theme playing )"
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"PAUL: Sure is, Della."
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"The same Artie who sent the telegram."
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"Did you see the picture of the ring on Page 2?"
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"Yeah, it was quite a rock."
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"Looked like it came from some maharajah's private collection."
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"Remember the woman that came in yesterday"
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"just as you were leaving, said her name was Mrs. Crocker?"
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"Yeah."
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"It was hers."
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"Yipe, that'll take a little explaining."
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"I wonder what Perry will do about it."
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"MASON: Nothing."
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"I no longer represent the lady in question."
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"It seems I was fired yesterday"
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"under rather painful circumstances."
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"Do you think she did it?"
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"Uh, it looks bad."
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"A telegram from the victim"
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"the murder, if it is a murder, committed at approximately 2:00,"
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"and her ring in the dead man's hand."
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"I'm afraid Lieutenant Tragg"
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"will find it a simple problem in addition."
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"As a matter of fact, I'll lay you 5-to-1"
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"he's got her in custody right now."
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"( phone rings )"
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"Yes, Gertie?"
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"Hold on."
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"Could I have a dollar of that bet?"
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"Sure."
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"Mrs. Reynolds."
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"Hello?"
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"Where are you, Mrs. Reynolds?"
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"Doctor's hospital,"
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"waiting room, third floor."
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"Now, listen carefully."
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"Stay right where you are."
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"Don't leave that room for any reason."
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"Yes, as soon as I can make it."
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"Get ahold of the police report on the crime."
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"I want copies of the photographs."
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"See if you can find the woman I bumped into"
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"coming out of Kane's apartment yesterday."
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"She's blond,"
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"Jersey City accent,"
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"a little on the tough side, but still pretty,"
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"5-foot-5, about 33,"
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"and I believe she works at the Onyx."
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"Will do. Bye."
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"( suspenseful theme playing )"
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"Yes, it was around a quarter of 7, before I'd gotten up."
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"Actually, I was still asleep."
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"Yes, but you were awake enough to hear her say"
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"her sister was, uh, seriously ill in Chicago."
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"Yes, she said she'd call me as soon as her plane got there."
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"Yeah."
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"Um..."
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"Let me, uh, read you something."
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"Traffic citation,"
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"failure to observe a boulevard stop."
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"Issued at, uh, 2:22 this morning to a Mrs. Carl Reynolds."
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"Uh, that your wife's signature? ( door opens )"
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"What's going on in here? Who is this man, Carl?"
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"Lieutenant Tragg, Homicide."
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"We're trying to establish"
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"where young Mrs. Reynolds was last night."
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"Mm-hm, and what's Carl told you?"
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"Practically nothing."
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"Well, he certainly told me enough"
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"over the telephone half an hour ago."
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"Dad, that was in confidence."
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"There is no such thing as confidence"
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"when murder's involved."
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"What did he tell you, Mr. Reynolds?"
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"That his wife tried to drug him."
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"Drug him?"
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"Yes, by pouring sleeping powder"
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"in a cup of hot chocolate."
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"Fortunately, Carl saw her, and when her back was turned,"
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"he emptied the cup and pretended to fall asleep."
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"At 1:45, she crept out of the house"
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"and drove off in her car."
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"How did you know that?"
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"My son watched her leave from the bedroom window."
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"An hour later, she returned."
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"He pretended to be asleep again. She got back in bed."
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"Is this so?"
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"Yes."
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"Might as well tell him the rest of it too."
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"When my son woke up this morning,"
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"his wife was gone."
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"No sick sister?"
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"I don't know where she went."
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"PHILIP: It's quite obvious where she went:"
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"to Kane's apartment."
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"of the diamond ring in the paper."
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"Your wife ever mention Arthur Kane?"
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"No, this is the first I've heard of him."
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"Lieutenant, my son knows next to nothing"
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"or should I say, who's married him."
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"If you do learn something,"
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"I hope you'll pass it along."
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"He will. You may be certain of that."
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"TRAGG: I'll keep in touch."
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"I know my way out."
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"( sighs )"
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"( door closes )"
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"Dad, you shouldn't have done that."
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