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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Fancy Figures (S02E02)

It all adds up, Dad. Oh, it adds up beautifully.

"It all adds up, Dad. Oh, it adds up beautifully."

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I want you to look at these, Charles.

"I want you to look at these, Charles."

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I'd like to talk--

"I'd like to talk--"

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Aren't you forgetting something, Jonathan?

"Aren't you forgetting something, Jonathan?"

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You wouldn't want anyone to unlock the skeleton

"You wouldn't want anyone to unlock the skeleton"

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I'm not pretty or someone to be proud of--

"I'm not pretty or someone to be proud of--"

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of exchanging places with Mr. Ellis.

"of exchanging places with Mr. Ellis."

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Go on, dear.

"Go on, dear."

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it may solve all of our problems.

"it may solve all of our problems."

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I assure you he'll pay for it.

"I assure you he'll pay for it."

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Good night, Mrs. Ellis.

"Good night, Mrs. Ellis."

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The law will take care of Brewster.

"The law will take care of Brewster."

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and that's where the money went.

"and that's where the money went."

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under the name of "Charles Brown"

"under the name of "Charles Brown""

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Well, now, if you would cooperate...

"Well, now, if you would cooperate..."

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I couldn't possibly spend another night here.

"I couldn't possibly spend another night here."

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I know, Mr. Squires, I stole $300,000.

"I know, Mr. Squires, I stole $300,000."

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( chuckles )

"( chuckles )"

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is that right?

"is that right?"

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It's a funny thing, Mr. Mason.

"It's a funny thing, Mr. Mason."

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Go on.

"Go on."

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with the representative of the bonding company

"with the representative of the bonding company"

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who talked to Brewster.

"who talked to Brewster."

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See if you can get Mrs. Brewster on the phone.

"See if you can get Mrs. Brewster on the phone."

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If you have no consideration for my sister's feelings,

"If you have no consideration for my sister's feelings,"

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I guess I'm just a masochist at heart.

"I guess I'm just a masochist at heart."

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No.

"No."

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Please sit down, Mr. Squires.

"Please sit down, Mr. Squires."

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Did he?

"Did he?"

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This envelope contained $150,000 in $1,000 bills.

"This envelope contained $150,000 in $1,000 bills."

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But you didn't call the police

"But you didn't call the police"

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One thing does puzzle me--

"One thing does puzzle me--"

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Good day, sir.

"Good day, sir."

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I'd like to speak with Mr. Burger personally.

"I'd like to speak with Mr. Burger personally."

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Anything else?

"Anything else?"

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When did you first see the defendant?

"When did you first see the defendant?"

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He had several cuts on his face,

"He had several cuts on his face,"

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Yes, and he told me it was none of my business.

"Yes, and he told me it was none of my business."

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I wiped off the fingerprints and placed it in Charles' hand.

"I wiped off the fingerprints and placed it in Charles' hand."

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Didn't you realize

"Didn't you realize"

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from your son-in-law's apartment.

"from your son-in-law's apartment."

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Well, yes.

"Well, yes."

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By mailing a roll of microfilm to my client's wife?

"By mailing a roll of microfilm to my client's wife?"

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I assume Mr. Mason is referring to

"I assume Mr. Mason is referring to"

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If your honor would care to examine these.

"If your honor would care to examine these."

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Of course, if the lady is not legally married

"Of course, if the lady is not legally married"

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to the defendant, she can testify against him.

"to the defendant, she can testify against him."

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If your honor please, you can appreciate

"If your honor please, you can appreciate"

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I don't understand this.

"I don't understand this."

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Are they in the apartment?

"Are they in the apartment?"

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So's the check to the stationers,

"So's the check to the stationers,"

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but the next check is made out to a shop here in Los Angeles

"but the next check is made out to a shop here in Los Angeles"

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Obviously, she only spent one day in San Francisco.

"Obviously, she only spent one day in San Francisco."

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Here, let's find out.

"Here, let's find out."

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that Charles Brewster was out on bail?

"that Charles Brewster was out on bail?"

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What time did he return that night?

"What time did he return that night?"

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About 1:00 the next morning.

"About 1:00 the next morning."

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Yes.

"Yes."

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The ever-faithful wife?

"The ever-faithful wife?"

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called Barton Stationers?

"called Barton Stationers?"

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to be reduced and placed on one roll of microfilm.

"to be reduced and placed on one roll of microfilm."

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I didn't send it to myself!

"I didn't send it to myself!"

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When Mr. Hyett did nothing,

"When Mr. Hyett did nothing,"

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JUDGE: Bailiff, will you bring that woman forward?

"JUDGE: Bailiff, will you bring that woman forward?"

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If the court please,

"If the court please,"

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Have you any further questions to ask this witness, Mr. Mason?

"Have you any further questions to ask this witness, Mr. Mason?"

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When he didn't show up, I thought he'd forgotten me.

"When he didn't show up, I thought he'd forgotten me."

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I understand.

"I understand."

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I telephoned my brother. He came by around midnight.

"I telephoned my brother. He came by around midnight."

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But from the moment you got to Frankie's

"But from the moment you got to Frankie's"

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After a few drinks, it becomes a fairy land.

"After a few drinks, it becomes a fairy land."

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did all his entertaining.

"did all his entertaining."

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But what on earth told you that old man Hyett was guilty?

"But what on earth told you that old man Hyett was guilty?"

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That's right.

"That's right."

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Now, who admitted being in the apartment

"Now, who admitted being in the apartment"

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( noirish jazz theme playing )

"( noirish jazz theme playing )"

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Well, Richard?

"Well, Richard?"

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Miss Kirby, I want to see Mr. Brewster

"Miss Kirby, I want to see Mr. Brewster"

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the moment he comes in.

"the moment he comes in."

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Oh, what a brain I am. I never suspected a thing.

"Oh, what a brain I am. I never suspected a thing."

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Don't feel too badly about it, Richard.

"Don't feel too badly about it, Richard."

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Neither did I.

"Neither did I."

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There are a good many things I thought Charles capable of,

"There are a good many things I thought Charles capable of,"

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but not this.

"but not this."

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How in heaven's name did he expect to get away with it?

"How in heaven's name did he expect to get away with it?"

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The answer is, he did, for more than a year.

"The answer is, he did, for more than a year."

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( knock on door )

"( knock on door )"

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Good morning, gentlemen.

"Good morning, gentlemen."

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You rotten thief.

"You rotten thief."

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Really, Richard, is that a way to greet

"Really, Richard, is that a way to greet"

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the vice president of this organization?

"the vice president of this organization?"

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I always knew you were a louse, Brewster,

"I always knew you were a louse, Brewster,"

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but I never really knew how big a one until today!

"but I never really knew how big a one until today!"

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That'll do.

"That'll do."

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It may explain a great deal.

"It may explain a great deal."

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( sighs ): Very interesting.

"( sighs ): Very interesting."

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Is that your only comment?

"Is that your only comment?"

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Do you realize that an innocent man

"Do you realize that an innocent man"

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was sentenced to five years in jail

"was sentenced to five years in jail"

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for a crime you committed?

"for a crime you committed?"

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The jury found Mr. Ellis guilty.

"The jury found Mr. Ellis guilty."

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The jury was not in possession of the facts.

"The jury was not in possession of the facts."

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These facts!

"These facts!"

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Miss Kirby, get me the district attorney's office, please.

"Miss Kirby, get me the district attorney's office, please."

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Never mind, Miss Kirby.

"Never mind, Miss Kirby."

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How dare you?

"How dare you?"

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We are not the only ones concerned in this.

"We are not the only ones concerned in this."

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You have a daughter.

"You have a daughter."

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Suppose you leave Valerie out of this.

"Suppose you leave Valerie out of this."

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You're asking the impossible, Jonathan.

"You're asking the impossible, Jonathan."

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It just so happens that the lady in question is my wife.

"It just so happens that the lady in question is my wife."

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in your own closet, would you?

"in your own closet, would you?"

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Miss Kirby--

"Miss Kirby--"

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You can't do it, Dad.

"You can't do it, Dad."

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You can't.

"You can't."

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Never mind, Miss Kirby.

"Never mind, Miss Kirby."

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I'd get rid of these,

"I'd get rid of these,"

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if I were you, Jonathan.

"if I were you, Jonathan."

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It might prove embarrassing

"It might prove embarrassing"

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if they fell into the wrong hands.

"if they fell into the wrong hands."

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