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

"Some people might think you were being presumptuous."
Perry Mason (1957)
"I don't care what anyone thinks."
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"( chuckles )"
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"That's fairly obvious."
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"Tell me, Mr. McLain,"
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"just what do you do for a living?"
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"I work in a liquor store."
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"Do you own a gun?"
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"Now, really, Mr. Mason-- Now, look,"
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"he's in love with you."
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"He knows your husband won't give you a divorce."
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"That's true, isn't it?"
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"One hundred percent correct."
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"Then my question about your owning a gun"
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"wasn't entirely out of line."
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"May I see it?"
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"It's downstairs..."
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"in my car."
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"Excuse me."
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"Just a moment."
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"It's a Paul Drake for you."
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"Thank you."
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"Hello, Paul?"
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"Perry, I'm glad I caught you there."
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"I got the truck driver identified."
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"His name's Harry Jonson."
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"He has a transfer company,"
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"and he's near your section of town right now."
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"1220 Carroll Street."
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"You want me to meet you there?"
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"See you, Paul."
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"There's a motel in the Valley. It's called The Crestline."
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"I'd like you to take your belongings and drive out there."
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"She can stay here with me."
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"I have a friend down the hall."
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"I'm happy to know that, but she can't stay here."
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"But if she hides-- I don't want her to broadcast"
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"her whereabouts to the world, and she's not going to hide."
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"She'll register at the motel under her own name."
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"Call me when you get settled."
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"( mysterious theme playing )"
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"HARRY: I was coming down Cedar Avenue at a slow speed,"
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"and all of a sudden, this crazy dame crosses the street"
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"just as I'm turning the corner."
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"She stopped, just like she turned to stone."
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"That crazy dame thinks"
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"you deliberately tried to run her down."
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"What? Look, mister, do you know anything about air brakes?"
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"I just replaced it."
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"PAUL: It looks like it had been cut with a knife."
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"You know something? You're right."
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"Any idea who might have done it?"
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"Well, it might have been one of my competitors."
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"Mm, which one?"
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"I'd rather not say till I get some proof."
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"Did you ever hear of a Walter Prescott?"
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"Walter Prescott?"
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"I was trying to get the names of some of the witnesses."
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"This guy came out and helped me with some first aid."
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"He said he didn't see the accident,"
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"Yeah. "Walter Prescott.""
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"Frederick Walden."
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"What did you do with him after the accident?"
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"Well, he was in pretty bad shape."
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"I thought I'd better get him to a hospital."
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"I, uh, thought you said your brakes were out."
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"All you have to do is use the gears and hand brake."
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"Well, it was pretty badly bunged up but running okay."
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"I gave a guy 10 bucks to follow us to the hospital"
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"and take a cab back."
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"What hospital did you take him to?"
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"That private emergency one over on Pine Avenue."
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"1900 Pine Avenue to be exact."
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"Uh, Doc Fowler's place, wasn't it, Mr. Jonson?"
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"That's right. Who are you?"
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"This is Lieutenant Tragg of Homicide."
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"What's the homicide? There was nobody killed."
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"Maybe a little dizzy but okay."
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"Then you didn't tell him about Prescott being murdered?"
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"MASON: No. Well, you know about it, Perry."
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"I heard about it. From whom?"
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"Uh-huh. Privileged information."
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"Did Prescott drive with you"
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"when you went to the emergency hospital, Mr. Jonson?"
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"No."
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"When you dropped Walden off at the hospital,"
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"you returned to Cedar and Chestnut street, didn't you?"
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"That's right. I was looking for someone"
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"that might have seen the accident."
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"Did you see Mr. Prescott again at this time?"
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"Yeah, he came out of the house and asked how the guy was."
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"Yes, and then what happened, Mr. Jonson?"
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"Then he went back in the house, and I left."
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"Where is she, Perry?"
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"Who? Mrs. Prescott."
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"She was seen in her house at 2:30 burning some letters"
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"So it follows that I'd know her whereabouts?"
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"Well, we find reason to believe that she'd find it desirable"
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"to consult an attorney."
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"There are thousands of attorneys in the city."
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"Ha-ha. But only one Perry Mason."
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"Come on, where is she, Perry?"
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"You need a warrant. I've got it."
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"Suspicion of murder in the first degree."
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"Gentlemen."
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"Naturally, I was shocked."
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"It isn't every day you walk into a room"
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"and find a woman standing over her husband's dead body."
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"Aren't you being a little overdramatic, Miss Swaine?"
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"You said you first saw Mrs. Prescott"
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"at the fireplace."
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"Yes."
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"But you didn't see Mr. Prescott"
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"until you walked into the room,"
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"so she couldn't have been standing over his body."
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"Well, I only meant that--"
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"I know,"
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"to understand a figure of speech."
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"I'm sure you wouldn't want to give them any wrong ideas."
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"Now, when did you last speak to Mr. Prescott?"
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