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

If you'll excuse me.

"If you'll excuse me."

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( door opens )

"( door opens )"

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( door closes )

"( door closes )"

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( suspenseful theme playing )

"( suspenseful theme playing )"

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Oh, Charles, I'm sorry.

"Oh, Charles, I'm sorry."

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I wasn't feeling very well, and I thought maybe--

"I wasn't feeling very well, and I thought maybe--"

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There's no need to apologize, Valerie.

"There's no need to apologize, Valerie."

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Everyone knows you're an alcoholic.

"Everyone knows you're an alcoholic."

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Oh, no, Charles. That's not true.

"Oh, no, Charles. That's not true."

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Why, honestly, I haven't had a drink in--

"Why, honestly, I haven't had a drink in--"

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I could stop anytime...

"I could stop anytime..."

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if you really wanted me to.

"if you really wanted me to."

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Don't be silly, my dear.

"Don't be silly, my dear."

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I wouldn't dream of interfering with your pleasures.

"I wouldn't dream of interfering with your pleasures."

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Charles, please... help me.

"Charles, please... help me."

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That's all I need, just a little help.

"That's all I need, just a little help."

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I know I'm a disappointment to you.

"I know I'm a disappointment to you."

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And you're not very bright, either.

"And you're not very bright, either."

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What did you hope to accomplish with that maneuver?

"What did you hope to accomplish with that maneuver?"

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What maneuver?

"What maneuver?"

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Sending your father those photostats.

"Sending your father those photostats."

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I have absolutely no intention

"I have absolutely no intention"

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Martin Ellis?

"Martin Ellis?"

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Well, naturally, I assumed that--

"Well, naturally, I assumed that--"

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Charles, why do you torture me like this?

"Charles, why do you torture me like this?"

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I think you need another drink.

"I think you need another drink."

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If you drink enough of this,

"If you drink enough of this,"

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Charles...

"Charles..."

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( playful theme plays )

"( playful theme plays )"

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( knock on door )

"( knock on door )"

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I'm sorry to bother you, Mrs. Ellis,

"I'm sorry to bother you, Mrs. Ellis,"

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but there is eight cents due on this package.

"but there is eight cents due on this package."

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Oh, all right, I'll get my purse.

"Oh, all right, I'll get my purse."

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Why don't you just put it in your mailbox,

"Why don't you just put it in your mailbox,"

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I'll get it tomorrow.

"I'll get it tomorrow."

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Thank you.

"Thank you."

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"Enclosed is positive proof

""Enclosed is positive proof"

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of the innocence of your husband. A friend."

"of the innocence of your husband. A friend.""

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( sighs )

"( sighs )"

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And you have no idea who this so-called friend is?

"And you have no idea who this so-called friend is?"

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Do you know anything about the operation

"Do you know anything about the operation"

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at Hyett, Brewster, and Hyett?

"at Hyett, Brewster, and Hyett?"

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Sorry I'm late, but my regular man was sick.

"Sorry I'm late, but my regular man was sick."

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I had to go clear down to Broadway

"I had to go clear down to Broadway"

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to find somebody who can handle microfilm.

"to find somebody who can handle microfilm."

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Let's see what we've got.

"Let's see what we've got."

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Manning Bishop?

"Manning Bishop?"

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Oh, that's one of Charles Brewster's clients.

"Oh, that's one of Charles Brewster's clients."

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He's a director at Acme Studios.

"He's a director at Acme Studios."

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"Manning Bishop...

""Manning Bishop..."

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"Desmond Jewelers, account of Manning Bishop,

""Desmond Jewelers, account of Manning Bishop,"

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one diamond solitaire, $8,500."

"one diamond solitaire, $8,500.""

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But that's one of the bills that disappeared.

"But that's one of the bills that disappeared."

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"Ellis, please take care of this. C.B."

""Ellis, please take care of this. C.B.""

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Now, that proves that Martin was telling the truth.

"Now, that proves that Martin was telling the truth."

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But look at that, there must be 40 bills there.

"But look at that, there must be 40 bills there."

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Della...

"Della..."

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Mm-hmm?

"Mm-hmm?"

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Put in a call to the district attorney's office.

"Put in a call to the district attorney's office."

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Better still, make the call to Mr. Burger personally.

"Better still, make the call to Mr. Burger personally."

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Of course, you understand, Perry,

"Of course, you understand, Perry,"

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these will all have to be checked out.

"these will all have to be checked out."

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Well, that shouldn't be too difficult.

"Well, that shouldn't be too difficult."

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No, it won't be.

"No, it won't be."

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I'll give them to a handwriting expert tonight.

"I'll give them to a handwriting expert tonight."

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I wish I could make an adequate apology

"I wish I could make an adequate apology"

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for what seems to be a terrible miscarriage of justice.

"for what seems to be a terrible miscarriage of justice."

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When your husband couldn't produce these bills

"When your husband couldn't produce these bills"

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and authorizations, the jury had no choice

"and authorizations, the jury had no choice"

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but to believe that they existed only in his mind.

"but to believe that they existed only in his mind."

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I know this will seem a small consolation to you,

"I know this will seem a small consolation to you,"

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but if Brewster's responsible for this,

"but if Brewster's responsible for this,"

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It's nice seeing you, Hamilton.

"It's nice seeing you, Hamilton."

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Thank you, Perry.

"Thank you, Perry."

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Goodbye. And thank you.

"Goodbye. And thank you."

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Oh, Hamilton...what about this alleged friend?

"Oh, Hamilton...what about this alleged friend?"

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Friend?

"Friend?"

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The one who mailed the microfilm and the note to Mrs. Ellis.

"The one who mailed the microfilm and the note to Mrs. Ellis."

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Ever wonder how he got it,

"Ever wonder how he got it,"

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or why he waited for over a year to declare his friendship?

"or why he waited for over a year to declare his friendship?"

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You might give it some thought.

"You might give it some thought."

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( suspenseful theme playing )

"( suspenseful theme playing )"

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So it was a miscarriage of justice

"So it was a miscarriage of justice"

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and the district attorney is terribly sorry?

"and the district attorney is terribly sorry?"

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Well, that's just dandy.

"Well, that's just dandy."

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But I sat here for a year and a half,

"But I sat here for a year and a half,"

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and who cared? Nobody.

"and who cared? Nobody."

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Nobody but my wife.

"Nobody but my wife."

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And I'm supposed to be happy

"And I'm supposed to be happy"

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because everybody says, "Tough luck, old man."

"because everybody says, "Tough luck, old man.""

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Meanwhile, Brewster was out having the time of his life.

"Meanwhile, Brewster was out having the time of his life."

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He'll pay for it.

"He'll pay for it."

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You bet he will, if it's the last thing I do.

"You bet he will, if it's the last thing I do."

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Listen to me, Mr. Ellis,

"Listen to me, Mr. Ellis,"

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that attitude usually buys nothing but trouble.

"that attitude usually buys nothing but trouble."

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Will it?

"Will it?"

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Yes, as a matter of fact,

"Yes, as a matter of fact,"

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he was arrested at 1:00 this afternoon.

"he was arrested at 1:00 this afternoon."

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He'll be out by tonight.

"He'll be out by tonight."

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Don't forget his father-in-law is Jonathan Hyett.

"Don't forget his father-in-law is Jonathan Hyett."

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Oh, that won't bother Mr. Burger.

"Oh, that won't bother Mr. Burger."

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We've had our differences,

"We've had our differences,"

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but you can't accuse him of playing politics.

"but you can't accuse him of playing politics."

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( footsteps )

"( footsteps )"

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Don't you want to see your wife?

"Don't you want to see your wife?"

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Carolyn! Marty!

"Carolyn! Marty!"

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( laughing ): oh, Marty, stop!

"( laughing ): oh, Marty, stop!"

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What's Mr. Mason going to think?

"What's Mr. Mason going to think?"

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Mr. Mason thinks he's in the way.

"Mr. Mason thinks he's in the way."

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I'll call you in a day or so.

"I'll call you in a day or so."

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I can't tell you, Mr. Squires,

"I can't tell you, Mr. Squires,"

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how flattered I am by your concern.

"how flattered I am by your concern."

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I was beginning to think nobody cared.

"I was beginning to think nobody cared."

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And all the time,

"And all the time,"

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the great Southwest Bonding and Surety Company

"the great Southwest Bonding and Surety Company"

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hadn't forgotten me.

"hadn't forgotten me."

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Believe me, Mr. Squires, I am touched.

"Believe me, Mr. Squires, I am touched."

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Actually, Mr. Brewster...

"Actually, Mr. Brewster..."

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Yes?

"Yes?"

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We would like to recover the money.

"We would like to recover the money."

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