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

86-D, a blue-checker cab.

"86-D, a blue-checker cab."

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Did the woman go into the house? Yes.

"Did the woman go into the house? Yes."

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How long was she in there?

"How long was she in there?"

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Oh, five minutes, uh, six at the most.

"Oh, five minutes, uh, six at the most."

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Did the cab wait for her?

"Did the cab wait for her?"

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No, the, uh-- The cab pulled away,

"No, the, uh-- The cab pulled away,"

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and when she came out, she was nervous.

"and when she came out, she was nervous."

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She walked up and down, up and down,

"She walked up and down, up and down,"

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when the cab came back and she left in it.

"when the cab came back and she left in it."

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All right, go on.

"All right, go on."

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ANDREWS: Uh... Oh.

"ANDREWS: Uh... Oh."

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A couple of minutes later,

"A couple of minutes later,"

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a man came out of the front door and went down the road.

"a man came out of the front door and went down the road."

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A man? A young ma-- Young fellow.

"A man? A young ma-- Young fellow."

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He's tall, husky, uh, had a varsity sweater on.

"He's tall, husky, uh, had a varsity sweater on."

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I've seen him around here before.

"I've seen him around here before."

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You were on here every minute?

"You were on here every minute?"

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That's right.

"That's right."

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Didn't you report to Drake?

"Didn't you report to Drake?"

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Well, I-- I called in.

"Well, I-- I called in."

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The phone's downstairs.

"The phone's downstairs."

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How long were you gone?

"How long were you gone?"

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Ten minutes, at the most.

"Ten minutes, at the most."

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But long enough for someone

"But long enough for someone"

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to enter and leave that house without your knowing.

"to enter and leave that house without your knowing."

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Well, it could be.

"Well, it could be."

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Andrews, did you hear that police dog howling tonight?

"Andrews, did you hear that police dog howling tonight?"

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No, sir.

"No, sir."

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I want to find out where that blue-checker cab

"I want to find out where that blue-checker cab"

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dropped the woman you think is Evelyn Forbes.

"dropped the woman you think is Evelyn Forbes."

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Well, that shouldn't be too tough, Perry.

"Well, that shouldn't be too tough, Perry."

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Come on, Andrews. We'd better get going.

"Come on, Andrews. We'd better get going."

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I'll be at the office, Paul. Right.

"I'll be at the office, Paul. Right."

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( mysterious theme playing )

"( mysterious theme playing )"

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PAUL: This is the fastest service you ever got.

"PAUL: This is the fastest service you ever got."

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The cabbie's name is Joseph D'Amato.

"The cabbie's name is Joseph D'Amato."

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He lives at 14 East 20th.

"He lives at 14 East 20th."

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He dropped Evelyn Forbes at the Thursby Hotel.

"He dropped Evelyn Forbes at the Thursby Hotel."

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How'd the cab driver identify Miss Forbes?

"How'd the cab driver identify Miss Forbes?"

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Well, he didn't remember her too well.

"Well, he didn't remember her too well."

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Five-feet-four or five, brunette, he thinks,

"Five-feet-four or five, brunette, he thinks,"

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wearing a gray outfit, nice figure.

"wearing a gray outfit, nice figure."

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And she left a handkerchief in his cab.

"And she left a handkerchief in his cab."

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He figures on turning it in to the lost and found

"He figures on turning it in to the lost and found"

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in the morning.

"in the morning."

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Paul, I want to hire an operative

"Paul, I want to hire an operative"

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for a special job.

"for a special job."

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Brunette, about 5'4".

"Brunette, about 5'4"."

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I want her to wear a gray outfit.

"I want her to wear a gray outfit."

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She's got to be able to keep confidence.

"She's got to be able to keep confidence."

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I've been looking for one like that for years.

"I've been looking for one like that for years."

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And we have to find Arthur Cartright.

"And we have to find Arthur Cartright."

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You're, uh, starting to walk that legal tightrope again.

"You're, uh, starting to walk that legal tightrope again."

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When a client's interests are in jeopardy,

"When a client's interests are in jeopardy,"

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I'll do whatever necessary.

"I'll do whatever necessary."

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MASON: Miss Storm, thank you very much for wearing the gray outfit.

"MASON: Miss Storm, thank you very much for wearing the gray outfit."

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I'm only following Mr. Drake's instructions.

"I'm only following Mr. Drake's instructions."

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Well, where do we go from here?

"Well, where do we go from here?"

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I'd like you to go to this address.

"I'd like you to go to this address."

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Ask for a cab driver by the name of Joseph D'Amato.

"Ask for a cab driver by the name of Joseph D'Amato."

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Tell him you left a handkerchief in his cab

"Tell him you left a handkerchief in his cab"

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when he drove you from 4889 Mill Pass Drive

"when he drove you from 4889 Mill Pass Drive"

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to the Thursby Hotel.

"to the Thursby Hotel."

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It must be a very valuable handkerchief.

"It must be a very valuable handkerchief."

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It is.

"It is."

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Don't let him get a clear look at your face,

"Don't let him get a clear look at your face,"

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keep your voice low,

"keep your voice low,"

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Mr. Mason, I'm sure you wouldn't ask me

"Mr. Mason, I'm sure you wouldn't ask me"

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You won't be doing anything illegal.

"You won't be doing anything illegal."

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What else will there be?

"What else will there be?"

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To testify?

"To testify?"

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Perhaps, but if you do,

"Perhaps, but if you do,"

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you'll only have to tell the truth.

"you'll only have to tell the truth."

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Well, Miss Storm?

"Well, Miss Storm?"

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I never heard it said that you'd lie to a girl, Mr. Mason.

"I never heard it said that you'd lie to a girl, Mr. Mason."

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I'll do your job.

"I'll do your job."

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Good. Thank you.

"Good. Thank you."

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( suspenseful theme playing )

"( suspenseful theme playing )"

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( buzzing )

"( buzzing )"

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Good evening, Mrs. Forbes.

"Good evening, Mrs. Forbes."

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My name is Mason. I'm an attorney.

"My name is Mason. I'm an attorney."

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May I come in?

"May I come in?"

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Yes.

"Yes."

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What do you want, Mr. Mason?

"What do you want, Mr. Mason?"

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Your former husband, Clinton Forbes,

"Your former husband, Clinton Forbes,"

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was murdered tonight.

"was murdered tonight."

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Oh, no.

"Oh, no."

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Didn't you know?

"Didn't you know?"

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How would I know?

"How would I know?"

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You were there.

"You were there."

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Was Mr. Forbes alive when you got there?

"Was Mr. Forbes alive when you got there?"

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No. He was dead.

"No. He was dead."

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Mr. Mason, why have you come to me?

"Mr. Mason, why have you come to me?"

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I accepted a retainer from your brother in your behalf.

"I accepted a retainer from your brother in your behalf."

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If you don't want me to represent you,

"If you don't want me to represent you,"

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why, just tell me now and I'll leave.

"why, just tell me now and I'll leave."

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But I don't know.

"But I don't know."

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What are you to represent me for?

"What are you to represent me for?"

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Murder.

"Murder."

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But-- How could they think I killed Clinton?

"But-- How could they think I killed Clinton?"

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You can be placed on the scene

"You can be placed on the scene"

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The decedent was a man who abandoned you,

"The decedent was a man who abandoned you,"

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who stole $125,000 from you.

"who stole $125,000 from you."

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Didn't he?

"Didn't he?"

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Yes.

"Yes."

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You were in the house five or six minutes.

"You were in the house five or six minutes."

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Now, what did you do there?

"Now, what did you do there?"

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Open the wall safe, looking for your money?

"Open the wall safe, looking for your money?"

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No.

"No."

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Did you touch things, leave fingerprints?

"Did you touch things, leave fingerprints?"

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I don't know.

"I don't know."

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Maybe I did.

"Maybe I did."

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Do you own a gun?

"Do you own a gun?"

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Yes, I had a gun,

"Yes, I had a gun,"

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a .38,

"a .38,"

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but Clinton took it away from me!

"but Clinton took it away from me!"

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Did you see the gun lying on the floor near the body?

"Did you see the gun lying on the floor near the body?"

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Was it yours?

"Was it yours?"

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I don't know.

"I don't know."

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I didn't kill him, Mr. Mason.

"I didn't kill him, Mr. Mason."

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