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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Howling Dog (S02E02)

( mysterious theme playing )

"( mysterious theme playing )"

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If you'll assume all responsibilities.

"If you'll assume all responsibilities."

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Goodbye.

"Goodbye."

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( door opens, shuts )

"( door opens, shuts )"

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Will you wait for me, please?

"Will you wait for me, please?"

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Oh. Oh.

"Oh. Oh."

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Oh, Sammy. Oh!

"Oh, Sammy. Oh!"

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Clinton...

"Clinton..."

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when I married Clinton Forbes, did I?

"when I married Clinton Forbes, did I?"

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and then took your wife, Polly, away from you.

"and then took your wife, Polly, away from you."

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You're still in love with Polly, aren't you?

"You're still in love with Polly, aren't you?"

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What's the matter?

"What's the matter?"

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the last two nights.

"the last two nights."

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Do you have something in mind, Mr. Cartright?

"Do you have something in mind, Mr. Cartright?"

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Do you think she's unhappy?

"Do you think she's unhappy?"

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Not yet, anyway.

"Not yet, anyway."

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Note's inside.

"Note's inside."

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"I think I know now why the dog howled.

""I think I know now why the dog howled."

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which may arise incident to the will,

"which may arise incident to the will,"

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or in any manner connected with her domestic relationship.

"or in any manner connected with her domestic relationship."

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to his former wife, Polly Forbes.

"to his former wife, Polly Forbes."

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Mm-hm. That's right.

"Mm-hm. That's right."

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A howling dog? What are you talking about?

"A howling dog? What are you talking about?"

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MASON ( reading ):

"MASON ( reading ):"

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MAN ( over radio ): Seven-five-two, KMA-752,

"MAN ( over radio ): Seven-five-two, KMA-752,"

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What's going on?

"What's going on?"

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Well, at seven minutes after 8, a taxicab pulls up

"Well, at seven minutes after 8, a taxicab pulls up"

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Did you recognize her?

"Did you recognize her?"

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Cartright's sister.

"Cartright's sister."

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and she was about ready to start off

"and she was about ready to start off"

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Think you can find such a woman?

"Think you can find such a woman?"

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This job has to be done tonight.

"This job has to be done tonight."

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and if he asks your name, just make one up.

"and if he asks your name, just make one up."

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to do anything that would, uh, make me lose my license?

"to do anything that would, uh, make me lose my license?"

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You may have to appear in court.

"You may have to appear in court."

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Of course not.

"Of course not."

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No.

"No."

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at approximately the time of the murder.

"at approximately the time of the murder."

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Do you know you left your handkerchief

"Do you know you left your handkerchief"

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Oh. Good morning, Perry.

"Oh. Good morning, Perry."

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Well, we're thinking along different lines now, Perry.

"Well, we're thinking along different lines now, Perry."

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the state will ask that the defendant, Evelyn Forbes,

"the state will ask that the defendant, Evelyn Forbes,"

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Clinton Forbes.

"Clinton Forbes."

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Proceed with the prosecution's case, Mr. Burger.

"Proceed with the prosecution's case, Mr. Burger."

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It has my identifying marks scratched on it,

"It has my identifying marks scratched on it,"

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it's the murder gun from the murder room.

"it's the murder gun from the murder room."

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of Mrs. Forbes on the desk, on a picture frame,

"of Mrs. Forbes on the desk, on a picture frame,"

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And where were Mr. Johnson's fingerprints found?

"And where were Mr. Johnson's fingerprints found?"

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Oh, on the desk, I believe,

"Oh, on the desk, I believe,"

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going from jail to jail,

"going from jail to jail,"

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Now, Miss Brent, on the two evenings before the murder,

"Now, Miss Brent, on the two evenings before the murder,"

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by the howling of Mr. Forbes' police dog?

"by the howling of Mr. Forbes' police dog?"

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I was stringing a tennis racket for Mr. Forbes.

"I was stringing a tennis racket for Mr. Forbes."

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and was about to go into the library

"and was about to go into the library"

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And what about the other voice?

"And what about the other voice?"

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Well, I just didn't want to get involved with them again.

"Well, I just didn't want to get involved with them again."

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( Italian accent ): So when I take her there

"( Italian accent ): So when I take her there"

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Mm, excuse me.

"Mm, excuse me."

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that after the night in question

"that after the night in question"

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by officers at police headquarters while in jail?

"by officers at police headquarters while in jail?"

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If the court please, Lieutenant Tragg

"If the court please, Lieutenant Tragg"

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Before that happens, may we approach the bench?

"Before that happens, may we approach the bench?"

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Your Honor, this young woman has been subpoenaed

"Your Honor, this young woman has been subpoenaed"

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as a witness for the defense.

"as a witness for the defense."

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and to instruct the district attorney and Lieutenant Tragg

"and to instruct the district attorney and Lieutenant Tragg"

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for her to approach the cab driver

"for her to approach the cab driver"

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unless the claim is made

"unless the claim is made"

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of the cab driver,

"of the cab driver,"

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and I believe I was within my rights.

"and I believe I was within my rights."

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I don't care about the evidence of the cab driver.

"I don't care about the evidence of the cab driver."

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I'll do better than that, Mr. Burger.

"I'll do better than that, Mr. Burger."

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That was four minutes

"That was four minutes"

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How can you say that?

"How can you say that?"

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Because you knew there was another entrance,

"Because you knew there was another entrance,"

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with their suspicions about you?

"with their suspicions about you?"

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You, uh, wouldn't have hidden the money

"You, uh, wouldn't have hidden the money"

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and I saw her get into the cab.

"and I saw her get into the cab."

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Didn't you, in fact, call Miss Thelma Brent?

"Didn't you, in fact, call Miss Thelma Brent?"

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Now, I ask you, Miss Brent,

"Now, I ask you, Miss Brent,"

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BRENT: Yes.

"BRENT: Yes."

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to the district attorney and confess.

"to the district attorney and confess."

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Miss Brent, you said you went to the theater

"Miss Brent, you said you went to the theater"

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It takes 15 minutes to get there from the house.

"It takes 15 minutes to get there from the house."

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He was mistaken.

"He was mistaken."

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I-- I didn't want to bring this up,

"I-- I didn't want to bring this up,"

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Yes.

"Yes."

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May I guess where you went?

"May I guess where you went?"

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The only one that's based on the facts.

"The only one that's based on the facts."

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You wanted Clinton Forbes and she was in your way.

"You wanted Clinton Forbes and she was in your way."

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And then Arthur Cartright,

"And then Arthur Cartright,"

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without a shred of proof.

"without a shred of proof."

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because after you twice killed for Clinton Forbes,

"because after you twice killed for Clinton Forbes,"

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How did I get in?

"How did I get in?"

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The return trip by plane and then by car to the house

"The return trip by plane and then by car to the house"

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You entered the house before Andrews went on duty.

"You entered the house before Andrews went on duty."

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and then--- And then took another police dog home,

"and then--- And then took another police dog home,"

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( noirish jazz theme playing )

"( noirish jazz theme playing )"

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( thunder crashes )

"( thunder crashes )"

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Mrs. Forbes--

"Mrs. Forbes--"

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( thunder rumbles )

"( thunder rumbles )"

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( thumps )

"( thumps )"

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( thunder crashes )

"( thunder crashes )"

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Good night, nurse.

"Good night, nurse."

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Good night.

"Good night."

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( dramatic theme playing )

"( dramatic theme playing )"

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MAN: Your sister has never been restless

"MAN: Your sister has never been restless"

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or unhappy, Mr. Cartright.

"or unhappy, Mr. Cartright."

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I can't understand why she'd want to run away.

"I can't understand why she'd want to run away."

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Did she have any money, Dr. Bayliss?

"Did she have any money, Dr. Bayliss?"

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The money you gave her on your visits.

"The money you gave her on your visits."

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I didn't want to do anything before consulting you,

"I didn't want to do anything before consulting you,"

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but now we can call the police.

"but now we can call the police."

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Call the police?

"Call the police?"

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My sister isn't homicidal, is she, doctor?

"My sister isn't homicidal, is she, doctor?"

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Well, I-- I didn't mean to imply that,

"Well, I-- I didn't mean to imply that,"

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but Mrs. Forbes did suffer a severe nervous breakdown

"but Mrs. Forbes did suffer a severe nervous breakdown"

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after her divorce.

"after her divorce."

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You told me she had practically recovered.

"You told me she had practically recovered."

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Well, I did think so, but--

"Well, I did think so, but--"

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Then we don't need the police.

"Then we don't need the police."

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