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

"Before lunch."
Perry Mason (1957)
"He told me to have my lunch and meet him at the house."
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"Did you often go to his home to work?"
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"Yes."
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"Mr. Wray. Yes?"
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"I wouldn't mind at all, and I wish I could oblige,"
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"but I don't happen to have the books."
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"Oh, where are they?"
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"Walter took them home with him one night,"
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"about a week ago."
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"Would you say your, uh, business has been flourishing?"
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"We're insurance brokers, you know."
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"And as insurance brokers,"
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"did you insure yourselves?"
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"To what extent?"
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"Well, his life was insured in my favor for $75,000,"
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"I see."
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"The articles of partnership provided"
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"that in the event of the death of one of the partners,"
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"the wife of the deceased partner"
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"should receive $75,000 in cash,"
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"uh, relinquishing any interest"
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"in the, uh, partnership."
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"When you collect that 75,000,"
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"you're obliged then to turn it"
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"over to Ruth Prescott?"
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"That's right."
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"How long has that insurance been in force?"
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"Well, we took it out about, uh, two years ago,"
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"when Walter got married."
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"( mysterious theme playing )"
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"Mr. McLain? Yeah."
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"Lieutenant Tragg."
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"Mind if we come in?"
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"Well-- I have to be at work in ten minutes."
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"Yeah, we only need five."
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"Well, what do you want?"
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"You know a young lady named, uh, Ruth Prescott?"
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"Any idea where we could locate her?"
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"No."
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"When'd you last see her?"
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"I don't remember exactly."
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"You remember approximately."
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"What's in there?"
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"Nothing."
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"Mind if I go in? Yeah. Yes, I certainly do."
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"Look, you guys can't come in here and search this place."
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"You need a warrant."
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"That isn't going to stop us, Mr. McLain."
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"Mrs. Prescott? No. No, she isn't."
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"It's no use, Jimmy."
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"I'd like to call my attorney."
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"TRAGG: You can do that from headquarters."
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"Mrs. Prescott."
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"I told you to stay at The Crestline Motel."
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"Well, Jimmy--"
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"Don't you realize the construction"
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"the court will put on this?"
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"The police finding you in his apartment?"
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"What did Lieutenant Tragg ask you?"
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"About the business insurance."
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"The $75,000."
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"What else?"
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"The...gun."
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"What gun?"
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"I didn't have a chance to hide it, Mr. Mason."
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"What gun?"
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"I lied to you."
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"There was a gun near the body."
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"And the police found it"
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"in your possession when they searched you?"
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"The reason-- I know the reason."
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"You thought Jimmy shot your husband."
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"You wanted to protect him."
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"Everything's my fault, Mr. Mason."
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"I had no right to assume that it was Jimmy's gun."
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"When he told you that it was in his car,"
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"I didn't believe him."
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"I spoke to the truck driver who almost ran you down."
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"His name is Jonson. Do you recognize it?"
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"No."
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"Have you ever heard of a man named Walden?"
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"Walden."
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"No."
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"Did you ever have the impression that the partnership"
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"between your husband and Ernest Wray was not going so well?"
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"They always seemed to get along."
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"Did your husband ever bring"
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"the firm's account books home?"
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"they were on his desk."
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"Very well, Ruth."
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"I want you to say that you're innocent,"
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"that you're perfectly willing to tell the authorities everything."
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"But that your attorney simply will not let you say one word."
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"All right?"
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"All right, Mr. Mason."
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"( ominous theme playing )"
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"They discovered the car about an hour ago."
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"Who did? The motorcycle officer."
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"Walden's car?"
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"Yeah, what's left of it."
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"Walden in the car?"
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"His body."
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"Figure out how it happened, officer?"
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"What makes any accident? Carelessness mostly."
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"It, uh, was an accident, then?"
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"Sure, what else?"
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"MAN ( over radio ): Car 46."
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"Forty-six at 4-700..."
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"Paul, how far away is that emergency hospital?"
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"The one where Walden was treated after the accident?"
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"Mm, not very far. Maybe ten minutes."
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"Those doctors are usually on 24-hour-a-day call."
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"Use any inducement you have to,"
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"but get the doctor that treated Walden over here."
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"I'll meet you down below. All right, Perry."
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"( mysterious theme playing )"
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"Dr. Fowler. Perry Mason."
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"Sorry to have dragged you out here, doctor."
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"No more sorry than I am to be dragged."
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