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

And why not?

"And why not?"

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What if Rhoda's innocent?

"What if Rhoda's innocent?"

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Do you, for one single moment, believe that?

"Do you, for one single moment, believe that?"

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I don't know.

"I don't know."

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I don't know what to believe.

"I don't know what to believe."

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WOMAN ( over PA ): Dr. John Young. Dr. John Young.

"WOMAN ( over PA ): Dr. John Young. Dr. John Young."

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Well, then he wrenched off my ring, and I hit him.

"Well, then he wrenched off my ring, and I hit him."

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And then the lights went out.

"And then the lights went out."

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I don't know why,

"I don't know why,"

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but that gave me a chance to run.

"but that gave me a chance to run."

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On your way out, did you see the person

"On your way out, did you see the person"

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who had been ringing the doorbell?

"who had been ringing the doorbell?"

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No, I didn't see anybody. I just jumped in my car.

"No, I didn't see anybody. I just jumped in my car."

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Anything else happen?

"Anything else happen?"

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( sighs )

"( sighs )"

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No, I put the car in the garage,

"No, I put the car in the garage,"

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and then I tried to get the door closed.

"and then I tried to get the door closed."

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The car door?

"The car door?"

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No, the garage door.

"No, the garage door."

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The bumper of the convertible was in the way.

"The bumper of the convertible was in the way."

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When the door wouldn't close,

"When the door wouldn't close,"

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I just left it and went up to bed.

"I just left it and went up to bed."

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Then on the morning news you heard about Kane.

"Then on the morning news you heard about Kane."

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Yes, I didn't think I killed him,

"Yes, I didn't think I killed him,"

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but when the announcer said he was dead,

"but when the announcer said he was dead,"

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I was terrified.

"I was terrified."

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I'm glad you've calmed down.

"I'm glad you've calmed down."

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Now, I want you to go home

"Now, I want you to go home"

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and act as if nothing had happened.

"and act as if nothing had happened."

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When the police arrive, don't tell them a thing.

"When the police arrive, don't tell them a thing."

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Just say you want to consult your attorney.

"Just say you want to consult your attorney."

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Don't talk, no matter how hard they press.

"Don't talk, no matter how hard they press."

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You can be sure--

"You can be sure--"

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WOMAN ( over PA ): Dr. Andrew Russell, stat.

"WOMAN ( over PA ): Dr. Andrew Russell, stat."

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but I have a warrant for Mrs. Reynolds' arrest.

"but I have a warrant for Mrs. Reynolds' arrest."

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First-degree murder.

"First-degree murder."

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( dramatic theme playing )

"( dramatic theme playing )"

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I don't see the sense of this. I told you about the door.

"I don't see the sense of this. I told you about the door."

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I'm sure of that, Mr. Reynolds.

"I'm sure of that, Mr. Reynolds."

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I'm merely trying to verify what your wife said.

"I'm merely trying to verify what your wife said."

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Have either of these cars been moved since last night?

"Have either of these cars been moved since last night?"

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No, the garage is just the way Rhoda left it.

"No, the garage is just the way Rhoda left it."

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But she did try to close the garage door?

"But she did try to close the garage door?"

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Yes, she banged it a couple of times, then came on upstairs.

"Yes, she banged it a couple of times, then came on upstairs."

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You think that was around 2:40?

"You think that was around 2:40?"

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Oh, I know it was. I looked at the clock.

"Oh, I know it was. I looked at the clock."

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That's the part I don't quite understand.

"That's the part I don't quite understand."

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Most husbands, if their wives went out like that,

"Most husbands, if their wives went out like that,"

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would want to know where they'd been.

"would want to know where they'd been."

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I-- I was afraid she'd tell me she'd been with Dr. Harris.

"I-- I was afraid she'd tell me she'd been with Dr. Harris."

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Dr. Harris?

"Dr. Harris?"

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PHILIP: Dr. Michael Harris.

"PHILIP: Dr. Michael Harris."

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My son's wife has been having an affair with him for years.

"My son's wife has been having an affair with him for years."

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I thought we'd agreed

"I thought we'd agreed"

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that your son would do his own talking, Mr. Reynolds.

"that your son would do his own talking, Mr. Reynolds."

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Now, listen to me, annul Carl's marriage.

"Now, listen to me, annul Carl's marriage."

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If you can manage it without undo publicity,

"If you can manage it without undo publicity,"

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I'll give you $10,000.

"I'll give you $10,000."

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It's quite a handsome figure,

"It's quite a handsome figure,"

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but I've already accepted a retainer from Mrs. Reynolds.

"but I've already accepted a retainer from Mrs. Reynolds."

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I can imagine what a weighty sum that was.

"I can imagine what a weighty sum that was."

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Hm, perhaps it wasn't very large,

"Hm, perhaps it wasn't very large,"

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but she also gave me something else.

"but she also gave me something else."

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What was that?

"What was that?"

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Her trust, Mr. Reynolds.

"Her trust, Mr. Reynolds."

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Nobody realizes the jam she's in more than I do.

"Nobody realizes the jam she's in more than I do."

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You see, she not only told me

"You see, she not only told me"

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all about her involvement with Kane,

"all about her involvement with Kane,"

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but also about the appointment at 2:00.

"but also about the appointment at 2:00."

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I warned her not to keep it.

"I warned her not to keep it."

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Well, the ring,

"Well, the ring,"

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and I saw her leave Kane's apartment.

"and I saw her leave Kane's apartment."

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Then you must have been the one who rang that front doorbell.

"Then you must have been the one who rang that front doorbell."

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Yes. I couldn't sleep last night.

"Yes. I couldn't sleep last night."

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Around 2:00, I got dressed

"Around 2:00, I got dressed"

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and drove over to the apartment.

"and drove over to the apartment."

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I went in and rang Kane's doorbell,

"I went in and rang Kane's doorbell,"

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intending to face him with her.

"intending to face him with her."

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I rang three or four times,

"I rang three or four times,"

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and then I heard running feet down the hall.

"and then I heard running feet down the hall."

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I stepped back in the shadows,

"I stepped back in the shadows,"

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and Rhoda dashed out.

"and Rhoda dashed out."

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Did you speak to her? No.

"Did you speak to her? No."

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What should I do, Mr. Mason?

"What should I do, Mr. Mason?"

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As a lawyer, I can't advise you.

"As a lawyer, I can't advise you."

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Oh, what good would that do?

"Oh, what good would that do?"

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I've got dozens of patients

"I've got dozens of patients"

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with troubles they couldn't talk about,

"with troubles they couldn't talk about,"

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and all I can tell them is to take a long vacation.

"and all I can tell them is to take a long vacation."

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Now I'm in the same predicament myself.

"Now I'm in the same predicament myself."

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As I said,

"As I said,"

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you might consult a doctor.

"you might consult a doctor."

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Any luck, Paul?

"Any luck, Paul?"

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Plenty, Kane's record,

"Plenty, Kane's record,"

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carbon of the report from Homicide,

"carbon of the report from Homicide,"

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and the only photograph I could get my hands on.

"and the only photograph I could get my hands on."

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Oh, this'll do fine.

"Oh, this'll do fine."

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PAUL: Mm, the alarm clock. What's so special about that?

"PAUL: Mm, the alarm clock. What's so special about that?"

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The alarm.

"The alarm."

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I don't get it.

"I don't get it."

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Never mind. What about the blond?

"Never mind. What about the blond?"

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Her name is Edna Freeman,

"Her name is Edna Freeman,"

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Better talk with her, Paul.

"Better talk with her, Paul."

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Find out what she knows about Kane.

"Find out what she knows about Kane."

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All right, I'll call you.

"All right, I'll call you."

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( suspenseful theme playing )

"( suspenseful theme playing )"

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( doorbell rings )

"( doorbell rings )"

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( rings )

"( rings )"

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( piano playing jazz )

"( piano playing jazz )"

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Now, where was I?

"Now, where was I?"

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You got a cigarette? Oh, yeah.

"You got a cigarette? Oh, yeah."

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You were just meeting Artie Kane,

"You were just meeting Artie Kane,"

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a dewy-eyed young girl from Jersey City.

"a dewy-eyed young girl from Jersey City."

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I must have had more than dew in my eyes

"I must have had more than dew in my eyes"

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The 3000 your aunt left you?

"The 3000 your aunt left you?"

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Three thousand, three hundred and eighty-six dollars.

"Three thousand, three hundred and eighty-six dollars."

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Did you tell the police?

"Did you tell the police?"

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You bet I did. They've got it on record.

"You bet I did. They've got it on record."

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That's why, when I ran into him last week,

"That's why, when I ran into him last week,"

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I was able to put the screws on him.

"I was able to put the screws on him."

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