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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Dubious Bridegroom (S02E02)

"He is silly, you know."
Perry Mason (1957)
"Absolutely brilliant at discovering things."
Perry Mason (1957)
"I could see that the first day I went to work in his office."
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"That's when I decided to marry him."
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"But no business sense, none at all."
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"Lets Denby and Livesey run it all"
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"and however they please."
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"The divorce, Mrs. Garvin."
Perry Mason (1957)
"When Edward decided to marry again,"
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"he checked the Nevada divorce records"
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"and found out I hadn't divorced him,"
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"so he arranged for a Mexican divorce,"
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"one of those quickie things."
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"Poor Edward,"
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"so impulsive."
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"He's not really legally married"
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"to that girl, you know."
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"May I have the telephone number"
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"of the L.A. County District Attorney's office, please?"
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"Bigamy is a felony, isn't it?"
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"Four, five, six,"
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"nine, ten..."
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"Yes? Who? 11, 12..."
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"Ask him to come in. 13, 14."
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"Fourteen proxies representing a total of 1,400 shares."
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"I'm Livesey, Mr. Mason, president of the corporation."
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"Mr. Denby, our secretary and treasurer."
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"Mr. Denby. Where can I find Mr. Garvin?"
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"Well, he's gone out of town for a few days."
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"He couldn't have picked a worse time for a honeymoon."
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"MASON: Well, what's your problem?"
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"We've been calling the people"
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"who signed Ethel Garvin's proxies,"
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"asking them to revoke."
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"We've only collected 14 so far,"
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"representing 1,400 shares."
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"It's really frightening. Mr. Garvin should be told."
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"There isn't enough time to contact all the stockholders."
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"Where is Mr. Garvin?"
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"Well, he's staying at the Breakers at La Jolla,"
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"but he won't answer the telephone."
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"All right, send him a wire."
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"Tell him to get over the Mexican border immediately"
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"and stay at a hotel called the Vista del Mar."
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"I'll meet him there tonight."
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"I've just seen Ethel Garvin."
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"She telephoned the district attorney's office"
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"and charged Mr. Garvin with bigamy."
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"By the way,"
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"named Virginia Colfax?"
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"Colfax?"
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"Never heard of her. No."
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"( lively theme playing )"
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"( speaking in Spanish )"
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"How are you, Filomena?"
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"Muy bien. Gracias. What about my room?"
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"I gave you the same one you had last time, Number 16."
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"That sounds wonderful."
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"just one bag."
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"Mr. and Mrs. Garvin here?"
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"That's in the other wing?"
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"Gracias, Filomena."
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"( speaking in Spanish )"
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"( clock chiming )"
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"Are you saying my Mexican divorce is no good?"
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"Well, that depends."
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"If you followed the usual procedure"
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"mapped out several years ago"
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"by lawyers specializing in so-called Mexican divorces,"
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"it isn't worth the paper it's printed on."
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"But I didn't."
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"I had a lawyer work out a procedure with great care."
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"Give me that lawyer's name."
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"I'll check into it carefully"
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"and give you an answer. What happens meantime?"
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"You and Mr. Garvin were married in Mexico."
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"and nothing can interfere."
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"How long do we have to stay here, Mr. Mason?"
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"Until I can get certain documentary evidence"
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"in my hands."
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"The attorney may have done all he could"
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"to make your Mexican divorce valid,"
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"but I want to be sure I can prove it"
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"before I let you step"
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"into a felony warrant for bigamy."
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"Bigamy?"
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"( sighs )"
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"Obviously, it wasn't intentional."
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"You'll need to do a lot of telephoning tomorrow morning."
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"Be sure you make yourself very clear"
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"about the ex-Mrs. Garvin's false proxies."
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"And make those stockholders promise"
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"they'll be at that meeting in person."
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"Good night, Mrs. Garvin."
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"We'll work this out somehow."
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"I'm sorry, darling, terribly sorry."
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"It's not your fault, Ed."
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"We'll straighten this thing out. You'll see."
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"Then she'll find something else."
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"And something else after that."
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"She hates us, Ed, both of us."
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"As long as she lives, she'll try to destroy us."
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"No, she won't, Lorrie. I promise you she won't."
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"But she'll try. She'll dog us and--"
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"I know Ethel too. Why don't we give up, Ed?"
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"Why don't we give her what she wants?"
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"No. You heard what Mason said."
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"I heard what Ethel said too."
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"While she's alive, we don't have a minute's peace."
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"Ed, you've got to give her control of the company."
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"It's the only way to be rid of her."
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"Darling, don't you realize"
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"that everything I own is in Ajax?"
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"When she gets control, she'll strip me of every penny."
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"I don't care about the money!"
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"Do you suppose she's at the beach house at Coronado?"
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"What?"
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"I want to speak to Mrs. Ethel Gar--"
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"Are you crazy?"
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"( sobbing )"
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