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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Lame Canary (S02E02)

"I want you to get in a cab and come right over here."
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"That'll only make for more trouble."
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"Yes."
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"Good."
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"I'll expect you over here"
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"in about 20 minutes, huh?"
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"Goodbye, darling."
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"( mysterious theme playing )"
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"( sighs )"
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"JIMMY ( reading ):"
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"Walter?"
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"Walter?"
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"Oh."
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"( dramatic theme playing )"
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"Good afternoon, Mrs. Prescott."
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"Forgive my startling you."
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"The front door was open."
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"Burning old love letters?"
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"What are you doing here, Miss Swaine?"
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"Dictation."
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"Mr. Prescott called the office and--"
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"Mr. Prescott?"
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"I found him like this."
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"I just came in."
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"Well, I did."
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"Mrs. Prescott, you don't have to convince me."
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"You'd better try the police."
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"Or haven't you called them yet?"
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"Hello?"
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"Yes, this is Margaret Swaine."
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"Would you have your truck pick up my baggage"
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"at the Clairmont Hotel tonight at 7:00?"
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"Yes, there will be two trunks and some hand luggage."
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"Uh-huh. Thank you."
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"Good afternoon, Mr. Wray."
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"Miss Swaine."
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"What are you doing in Mr. Prescott's desk?"
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"There may be some papers the police may misunderstand."
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"What are you talking about?"
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"Mr. Prescott is dead. Dead?"
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"I think it was murder. Probably by his wife."
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"What?"
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"I found her burning what looked like evidence."
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"A package of letters."
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"Killed Walter?"
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"No. That's impossible."
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"Calling the Prescott home,"
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"I think you're wasting your time."
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"There won't be any answer."
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"If she has any sense, Ruth Prescott is at the airport"
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"waiting for the first plane out of the country."
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"( ominous theme playing )"
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"What happened after you called the police?"
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"RUTH: I came right here."
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"I thought I should see a lawyer."
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"I thought I needed someone who--"
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"Someone who specialized in criminal law."
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"No."
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"Are you in love with Mr. McLain?"
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"Yes."
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"All right..."
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"tell me once again."
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"What did you do when you discovered the body?"
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"I phoned the police."
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"Nothing else?"
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"You're sure there was no gun near the body?"
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"Positive."
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"( chirping )"
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"Why did you bring this with you?"
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"RUTH: Well, I couldn't leave him."
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"I could see that something was wrong with his foot."
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"Your husband was lying there, apparently murdered,"
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"and yet you were concerned about a lame canary?"
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"Della, what is the name of that pet shop"
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"on Mordegan Street?"
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"Mm, Newcome's. Do you want me to call them?"
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"And get hold of Paul."
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"with the transfer truck and the parked car."
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"Where was it?"
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"Cedar, near Chestnut."
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"I wanna know who the truck driver was"
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"and any possible tie-up between him and Walter Prescott."
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"Come on, Mrs. Prescott. Where?"
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"I'd like to talk to your Mr. McLain before the police do."
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"Gertie, will you get Paul, please?"
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"Yes, right away."
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"( mysterious theme playing )"
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"He hasn't been dead long."
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"An hour, maybe two at the most."
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"Any idea what caused"
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"those scratches and bruises on his face?"
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"Well, he didn't get 'em from shaving."
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"BRICE: Lieutenant."
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"Think the crime lab can do anything with it?"
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"We can try. Williams."
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"And when Ruth told me"
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"she was almost hit by that truck,"
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"I told her to grab a cab and come right over here."
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"What made you assume"
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"that her husband was responsible?"
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"I told him so. That's good enough for me."
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"I went over to see Prescott."
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"What did you hope to accomplish by that?"
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"I just wanted to talk to him."
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"Using that telephone would have been the easy way."
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"He could've hung up on me."
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"What happened when you saw him?"
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"I didn't. He wasn't home."
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"So you came right back here?"
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"No..."
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"the door wasn't locked,"
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"so I walked in."
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"That happens to be the truth."
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"Go on."
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"That's the whole story."
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"No, not quite."
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"Where did that come from?"
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"I brought it here. No. No, she didn't."
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"Well, I figured she might need a couple of things,"
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"so I went upstairs to her room and I packed her bag."
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