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

Thank you very much, Mr. Scanlon. That's all.

"Thank you very much, Mr. Scanlon. That's all."

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Your witness.

"Your witness."

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Mr. Scanlon,

"Mr. Scanlon,"

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are you absolutely certain of the direction

"are you absolutely certain of the direction"

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from which the defendant approached your service station?

"from which the defendant approached your service station?"

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Well, he walked in once, then he drove in.

"Well, he walked in once, then he drove in."

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Both times he came from the direction of Coronado.

"Both times he came from the direction of Coronado."

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Would you happen to know whether or not

"Would you happen to know whether or not"

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he had passed your station earlier in the evening

"he had passed your station earlier in the evening"

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while on his way to Los Angeles?

"while on his way to Los Angeles?"

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And at the time he scratched his fender,

"And at the time he scratched his fender,"

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he was then on his way back to Mexico?

"he was then on his way back to Mexico?"

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The question is argumentative,

"The question is argumentative,"

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not proper cross-examination,

"not proper cross-examination,"

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and assumes facts not in evidence.

"and assumes facts not in evidence."

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JUDGE: Objection sustained.

"JUDGE: Objection sustained."

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Trouble?

"Trouble?"

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Covington knows it.

"Covington knows it."

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Mr. Mason?

"Mr. Mason?"

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Oh, I beg the court's pardon.

"Oh, I beg the court's pardon."

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We've just uncovered some new evidence.

"We've just uncovered some new evidence."

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May I have a moment, Your Honor?

"May I have a moment, Your Honor?"

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Yes, of course.

"Yes, of course."

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What the devil is he up to?

"What the devil is he up to?"

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We'd better find out.

"We'd better find out."

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I have no objection

"I have no objection"

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if we adjourn until Monday morning.

"if we adjourn until Monday morning."

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But Your Honor, I thought Mr. Mason--

"But Your Honor, I thought Mr. Mason--"

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JUDGE: All right, Mr. Covington, let's not get involved in discussion.

"JUDGE: All right, Mr. Covington, let's not get involved in discussion."

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Do you or do you not want an adjournment?

"Do you or do you not want an adjournment?"

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Yes, Your Honor.

"Yes, Your Honor."

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Very well.

"Very well."

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Court stands adjourned until 10:00 Monday morning.

"Court stands adjourned until 10:00 Monday morning."

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What's wrong?

"What's wrong?"

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I'll let you know later.

"I'll let you know later."

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Let's have it, Paul.

"Let's have it, Paul."

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Garvin's alibi, it's no good.

"Garvin's alibi, it's no good."

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Are you sure?

"Are you sure?"

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Mrs. Garvin said something

"Mrs. Garvin said something"

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about hearing chimes, didn't she?

"about hearing chimes, didn't she?"

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Yes. She didn't.

"Yes. She didn't."

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Didn't what? Hear chimes.

"Didn't what? Hear chimes."

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I just found out that Filomena's going to be called

"I just found out that Filomena's going to be called"

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as a prosecution witness to testify that the chimes

"as a prosecution witness to testify that the chimes"

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are turned off every night just after 10:00,

"are turned off every night just after 10:00,"

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so as not to disturb the guests.

"so as not to disturb the guests."

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Always, I close chimes after 10:00.

"Always, I close chimes after 10:00."

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Make too much noise for sleeping.

"Make too much noise for sleeping."

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When do you open them?

"When do you open them?"

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At 8 in the morning.

"At 8 in the morning."

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Did you hear a car leave at any time during the night?

"Did you hear a car leave at any time during the night?"

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Yes, dos.

"Yes, dos."

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Mine? Who took it?

"Mine? Who took it?"

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The young lady.

"The young lady."

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Too dark to see face,

"Too dark to see face,"

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but same nice figure.

"but same nice figure."

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Tell me, Filomena,

"Tell me, Filomena,"

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at the hotel that night?

"at the hotel that night?"

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After you go to bed, arrive another in taxi.

"After you go to bed, arrive another in taxi."

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I think maybe a friend of you,

"I think maybe a friend of you,"

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but Filomena never ask questions.

"but Filomena never ask questions."

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Never.

"Never."

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I tell you, I didn't leave the Vista del Mar

"I tell you, I didn't leave the Vista del Mar"

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that whole night.

"that whole night."

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I've got to hand it to you.

"I've got to hand it to you."

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I'm not very often fooled, but you did it beautifully.

"I'm not very often fooled, but you did it beautifully."

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I don't know what you mean.

"I don't know what you mean."

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When I first met you,

"When I first met you,"

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I thought you really loved Ed Garvin.

"I thought you really loved Ed Garvin."

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I do! He doesn't mean a thing to you.

"I do! He doesn't mean a thing to you."

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I should have spotted your motive immediately.

"I should have spotted your motive immediately."

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With Ethel dead and Garvin on his way to the gas chamber,

"With Ethel dead and Garvin on his way to the gas chamber,"

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you'd get everything he has.

"you'd get everything he has."

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Mr. Mason-- You knew all along

"Mr. Mason-- You knew all along"

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that gun was probably in his office desk.

"that gun was probably in his office desk."

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Mr. Mason, I don't know what brought this on,

"Mr. Mason, I don't know what brought this on,"

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but I do love my husband!

"but I do love my husband!"

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So you prove it by lying and letting him go to his death?

"So you prove it by lying and letting him go to his death?"

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Where did I lie?

"Where did I lie?"

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You claimed you never left the Vista del Mar that night.

"You claimed you never left the Vista del Mar that night."

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I didn't! Filomena will testify

"I didn't! Filomena will testify"

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she saw you take my car.

"she saw you take my car."

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Your car was--

"Your car was--"

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My car was still parked when you left?

"My car was still parked when you left?"

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Then whose car did you take?

"Then whose car did you take?"

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I went in Ed's.

"I went in Ed's."

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I couldn't tell you that before.

"I couldn't tell you that before."

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Ed had to have an alibi!

"Ed had to have an alibi!"

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Where'd you go?

"Where'd you go?"

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To Ethel Garvin's.

"To Ethel Garvin's."

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What prompted that?

"What prompted that?"

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I-- I telephoned her that night

"I-- I telephoned her that night"

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at the beach house at Coronado.

"at the beach house at Coronado."

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All the telephones at the hotel were out of order after 11:00.

"All the telephones at the hotel were out of order after 11:00."

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I called her earlier than that!

"I called her earlier than that!"

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Why didn't you tell me that before you made the call?

"Why didn't you tell me that before you made the call?"

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I was right there at the hotel.

"I was right there at the hotel."

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I didn't want to disturb you!

"I didn't want to disturb you!"

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I thought you'd be asleep.

"I thought you'd be asleep."

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I couldn't sleep. I hadn't slept in days.

"I couldn't sleep. I hadn't slept in days."

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I couldn't go on that way anymore!

"I couldn't go on that way anymore!"

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I told her Ed would give her everything if--

"I told her Ed would give her everything if--"

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She told me her attorney had drawn up a paper.

"She told me her attorney had drawn up a paper."

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All Ed had to do was drive up to Coronado and sign it.

"All Ed had to do was drive up to Coronado and sign it."

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Did you ask her what was in this document?

"Did you ask her what was in this document?"

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Either Ed wanted to be released or he didn't.

"Either Ed wanted to be released or he didn't."

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That was a fair estimate of the situation.

"That was a fair estimate of the situation."

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And when you got there?

"And when you got there?"

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He told me she was dead.

"He told me she was dead."

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I didn't go into the house with him.

"I didn't go into the house with him."

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He came out a few minutes later.

"He came out a few minutes later."

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After we'd had a cigarette,

"After we'd had a cigarette,"

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we started back to the Vista del Mar.

"we started back to the Vista del Mar."

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Then we ran out of gas

"Then we ran out of gas"

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a mile or two down the road.

"a mile or two down the road."

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But the gas station attendant

"But the gas station attendant"

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I was on the floor under a blanket.

"I was on the floor under a blanket."

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Ed was afraid we'd be questioned for the murder.

"Ed was afraid we'd be questioned for the murder."

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He didn't want me involved.

"He didn't want me involved."

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Mr. Mason, you've got to believe me.

"Mr. Mason, you've got to believe me."

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