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

"in order to introduce new evidence,"
Perry Mason (1957)
"I would like to interrupt my cross-examination here"
Perry Mason (1957)
"to recall a previous witness."
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"Well, you're entirely within your rights, counselor."
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"I call Miss Thelma Brent."
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"MAN: Miss Thelma Brent, take the stand, please."
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"You're still under oath, Miss Brent."
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"did Mr. Johnson call you during the recess?"
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"Yes."
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"Did he tell you that he'd stolen the money?"
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"MASON: And ask your advice?"
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"Mr. Mason--"
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"Yes or no."
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"Yes."
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"I told him to go"
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"Confess to what, the whole truth or half-truth?"
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"What do you mean?"
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"Did he identify the defendant"
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"to keep suspicion away from you?"
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"Does that require an answer, Mr. Mason?"
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"on the night of the murder."
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"What time did you get there?"
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"The feature had just started."
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"About 7:25."
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"Then you left the house about 7:10?"
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"That's right."
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"That's the way I testified this morning."
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"But Mr. Andrews said he went on duty at 7:00"
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"and didn't see anyone go in or out of the house"
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"until 7:45, when he saw you go out."
Perry Mason (1957)
"He said he couldn't recognize the defendant,"
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"how could he recognize me?"
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"It doesn't get dark until 8:00 this time of the year."
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"The defendant left the house at 8:13."
Perry Mason (1957)
"You claim you left at 7:10."
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"Now, Mr. Andrews certainly would have seen"
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"someone leave at that time, even if he couldn't identify"
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"who it was."
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"( sighs )"
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"All right, I wasn't at the house."
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"but, well, I was out of town with someone."
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"Are you implying this is very personal, Miss Brent?"
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"Was it San Diego?"
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"You sent a telegram from there to Mr. Forbes."
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"You signed it "Polly and Arthur""
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"to establish them as being in San Diego."
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"Why would I do that?"
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"To make it seem they were alive."
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"Seem they were alive?"
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"They're dead, Miss Brent. They were dead then."
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"It's the only conclusion I could come to."
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"You killed Polly first to get rid of her."
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"That's ridiculous."
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"MASON: Isn't that why the dog was howling, Miss Brent?"
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"Because Polly was buried in the garden?"
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"How do I know why he howled?"
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"But you testified he didn't howl."
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"But then it's very easy to prove,"
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"all we have to do is dig in the garden."
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"Well, what if you find something?"
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"I don't know anything about it."
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"who suspected why the dog was howling,"
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"came to see Polly."
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"He faced you."
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"You realized he would expose Polly's murder,"
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"so you killed him."
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"You're making me out a monstrous killer, Mr. Mason,"
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"I think you are a monstrous killer, Miss Brent,"
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"you found out he had no intention"
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"of ever marrying you, so you killed him too."
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"If I was in San Diego,"
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"how did I kill Clinton Forbes?"
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"Clinton was killed at 8:00."
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"Forbes was killed sometime between 7:30 and 8:30."
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"You could have killed him before you walked out of that house."
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"How did I get in without your man seeing me?"
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"The telegram was sent from San Diego at 5:00."
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"is less than an hour and three quarters."
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"That would make it about a quarter of 7."
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"You've built a whole theory on nothing!"
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"Nothing!"
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"( man coughs )"
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"Do you want us to check the airlines, Miss Brent?"
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"Do you want us to check your handwriting"
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"on the telegram you gave the clerk?"
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"Do want us to get him up here from San Diego to identify you?"
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"( dramatic theme playing )"
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"He said we couldn't live together,"
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"knowing what he knew about me,"
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"even though he helped me bury them."
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"He said the day would come I'd hate him,"
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"be afraid of him,"
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"afraid he'd tell somebody what I'd done."
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"I said to myself:"
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""Then why did I kill for him?""
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"What was it for?"
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"I did it for him."
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"Now he was holding it against me to get rid of me."
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"He was a very attractive man."
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"I did tell you that this morning, didn't I?"
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"( dramatic theme playing )"
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"What is that?"
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"That is a dog named Sammy."
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"I thought he was shot and killed."
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"Where did he come from? A kennel."
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"You see, Della, when I phoned Clinton Forbes about the dog,"
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"he got worried about an investigation."
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"Oh, so he went to the kennel, boarded Sammy,"
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"one that wouldn't know about Polly's body in the garden"
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"and, therefore, wouldn't howl."
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"Right."
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"Well..."
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"what do we do with him?"
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"Just stay away from him."
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"He's a killer."
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"( sighs )"
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"( both chuckling )"
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"( coughing )"
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"( noirish jazz theme playing )"
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"( dog barking )"
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