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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Lucky Loser (S02E02)

A chance to become Mrs. Lawrence Balfour?

"A chance to become Mrs. Lawrence Balfour?"

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Only Lawrence walked in on them first.

"Only Lawrence walked in on them first."

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Then...you were protecting Lawrence?

"Then...you were protecting Lawrence?"

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My job is to protect all the Balfours.

"My job is to protect all the Balfours."

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I tried to make the murder look like a hit-and-run accident.

"I tried to make the murder look like a hit-and-run accident."

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because all the land around there belongs to the Balfours

"because all the land around there belongs to the Balfours"

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except for one small piece which belongs to a man named Haley.

"except for one small piece which belongs to a man named Haley."

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And he just happened to be on that back road

"And he just happened to be on that back road"

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at 1:30 in the morning.

"at 1:30 in the morning."

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Does that mean they'll find out about Lawrence?

"Does that mean they'll find out about Lawrence?"

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Not if you help me protect Ted.

"Not if you help me protect Ted."

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I'll not have Ted go to prison.

"I'll not have Ted go to prison."

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No, of course not.

"No, of course not."

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So about all you have to consider

"So about all you have to consider"

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is whether you're willing to help.

"is whether you're willing to help."

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I thought so.

"I thought so."

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( suspenseful theme playing )

"( suspenseful theme playing )"

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Haley, I figured you'd have this place

"Haley, I figured you'd have this place"

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looking a lot better by this time.

"looking a lot better by this time."

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It takes a lot of time building up a resort like this

"It takes a lot of time building up a resort like this"

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if you don't have the money, Mr. Boles.

"if you don't have the money, Mr. Boles."

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Money's all around you, that's for sure.

"Money's all around you, that's for sure."

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You mean the Balfours?

"You mean the Balfours?"

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I guess they don't cotton much to my run-down property,

"I guess they don't cotton much to my run-down property,"

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much less to me.

"much less to me."

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I don't know. I've been talking to the Balfours.

"I don't know. I've been talking to the Balfours."

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and see if I couldn't make life a little easier for you.

"and see if I couldn't make life a little easier for you."

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A little easier for me?

"A little easier for me?"

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Why would they do that?

"Why would they do that?"

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Well, they figure if they were to loan you the money

"Well, they figure if they were to loan you the money"

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to improve the value of your land,

"to improve the value of your land,"

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naturally, it would improve the value of their property too.

"naturally, it would improve the value of their property too."

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And they'd do that, after what I did to them?

"And they'd do that, after what I did to them?"

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Well, when you come right down to it,

"Well, when you come right down to it,"

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Of course, you could cause them a little trouble

"Of course, you could cause them a little trouble"

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if you were to repeat that story in court

"if you were to repeat that story in court"

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But then, on the other hand, you could be not quite so sure

"But then, on the other hand, you could be not quite so sure"

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about what you saw or thought you saw.

"about what you saw or thought you saw."

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After all, it was a very dark night.

"After all, it was a very dark night."

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A man can make a mistake about things like that.

"A man can make a mistake about things like that."

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Well, a good neighbor's a good neighbor.

"Well, a good neighbor's a good neighbor."

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I see what you mean.

"I see what you mean."

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You really think they'd loan me some money

"You really think they'd loan me some money"

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to build my place up?

"to build my place up?"

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I'm sure they would. They figure about $25,000.

"I'm sure they would. They figure about $25,000."

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Well, I guess I really wouldn't be doing

"Well, I guess I really wouldn't be doing"

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anything wrong, would I?

"anything wrong, would I?"

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After all, like you said,

"After all, like you said,"

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it was a black night.

"it was a black night."

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A fella could barely see.

"A fella could barely see."

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I mostly thought I saw what I did see.

"I mostly thought I saw what I did see."

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You're a good man, Haley.

"You're a good man, Haley."

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Let's you and I go over to your house,

"Let's you and I go over to your house,"

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and we'll straighten this thing out right here and now.

"and we'll straighten this thing out right here and now."

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That?

"That?"

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Sure.

"Sure."

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Swell.

"Swell."

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I know what I said

"I know what I said"

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in that written statement I gave the district attorney,

"in that written statement I gave the district attorney,"

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but I'm not real sure that license was 9-0-7.

"but I'm not real sure that license was 9-0-7."

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Could have been 9-0-9...

"Could have been 9-0-9..."

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Or 7-0-7.

"Or 7-0-7."

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and the light wasn't good.

"and the light wasn't good."

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I'm not real sure what kind of car it was.

"I'm not real sure what kind of car it was."

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I'd have that on my conscience the rest of my life.

"I'd have that on my conscience the rest of my life."

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( suspenseful theme playing )

"( suspenseful theme playing )"

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Any time there's a deal made

"Any time there's a deal made"

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But you were out of town, Mr. Burger.

"But you were out of town, Mr. Burger."

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That doesn't rule out the telephone, Faris.

"That doesn't rule out the telephone, Faris."

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After Haley reversed himself on the stand, I had no case.

"After Haley reversed himself on the stand, I had no case."

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Yeah, I know.

"Yeah, I know."

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Do you suppose Haley was paid off?

"Do you suppose Haley was paid off?"

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Coulda been. The Balfours don't like being stepped on,

"Coulda been. The Balfours don't like being stepped on,"

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and they own half of the state.

"and they own half of the state."

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I want the body of George Egan exhumed.

"I want the body of George Egan exhumed."

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Faris, you'll need an order to do it.

"Faris, you'll need an order to do it."

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Right.

"Right."

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( suspenseful theme playing )

"( suspenseful theme playing )"

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Mr. Mason, won't you come in?

"Mr. Mason, won't you come in?"

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Thank you.

"Thank you."

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The family's waiting upstairs.

"The family's waiting upstairs."

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Ted's lawyer had him on the run,

"Ted's lawyer had him on the run,"

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and then he makes this deal

"and then he makes this deal"

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with the district attorney's office

"with the district attorney's office"

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and gets Ted convicted.

"and gets Ted convicted."

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Why, Mason?

"Why, Mason?"

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Apparently, your grandson's lawyer

"Apparently, your grandson's lawyer"

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wanted to keep the defendant out of jail.

"wanted to keep the defendant out of jail."

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Is that what you'd have done?

"Is that what you'd have done?"

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I don't know. I'd have to study the case.

"I don't know. I'd have to study the case."

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All right, then, go ahead and study it.

"All right, then, go ahead and study it."

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Ted's lawyer's finished. He's paid off and discharged.

"Ted's lawyer's finished. He's paid off and discharged."

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The case seems closed, Mr. Balfour.

"The case seems closed, Mr. Balfour."

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What do you want me to do about it?

"What do you want me to do about it?"

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Reopen it.

"Reopen it."

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Get the decision reversed. Have it set aside.

"Get the decision reversed. Have it set aside."

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All I know is I don't want a conviction against Ted.

"All I know is I don't want a conviction against Ted."

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I don't want any mulling compromise.

"I don't want any mulling compromise."

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I want him to fight for his rights.

"I want him to fight for his rights."

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A Balfour always fights.

"A Balfour always fights."

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When we know we're in the right.

"When we know we're in the right."

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Who's "we"?

"Who's "we"?"

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I thought I became a Balfour when I married Lawrence.

"I thought I became a Balfour when I married Lawrence."

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Maybe when you act like a wife.

"Maybe when you act like a wife."

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And I want it cleaned up so clean,

"And I want it cleaned up so clean,"

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Since I'd be representing you, Mr. Balfour,

"Since I'd be representing you, Mr. Balfour,"

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There's the man who's hiring you.

"There's the man who's hiring you."

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I'd still like to know what you want.

"I'd still like to know what you want."

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I want to know the truth. Did I do it?

"I want to know the truth. Did I do it?"

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Was I guilty? Did I kill someone?

"Was I guilty? Did I kill someone?"

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I think we should leave well enough alone.

"I think we should leave well enough alone."

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Boles, I've been over all this with you,

"Boles, I've been over all this with you,"

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and we're not dropping it.

"and we're not dropping it."

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Well, Mason, would you represent Ted?

"Well, Mason, would you represent Ted?"

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Yes.

"Yes."

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Good.

"Good."

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I-I-I'm tired now.

"I-I-I'm tired now."

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Mason, I-- I want a few words with you.

"Mason, I-- I want a few words with you."

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Did you hear him, Mason?

"Did you hear him, Mason?"

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The boy has the fire in him.

"The boy has the fire in him."

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