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

He was waiting for me with a gun in his hand.

"He was waiting for me with a gun in his hand."

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I gave him a judo cut,

"I gave him a judo cut,"

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and the gun went flying across the room.

"and the gun went flying across the room."

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I went after it, and he tried to stop me.

"I went after it, and he tried to stop me."

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Is that when you got those?

"Is that when you got those?"

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Yeah, he did it with his ring.

"Yeah, he did it with his ring."

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Of course, I didn't feel it at the time.

"Of course, I didn't feel it at the time."

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I was concentrating on that gun.

"I was concentrating on that gun."

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And after you got the gun?

"And after you got the gun?"

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I just hit him.

"I just hit him."

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That's the truth.

"That's the truth."

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I couldn't kill a man, no matter what he did to me.

"I couldn't kill a man, no matter what he did to me."

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The man is a--

"The man is a--"

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Well, no matter what he is, he's still a human being.

"Well, no matter what he is, he's still a human being."

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Go on.

"Go on."

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I tossed the gun on the sofa and told him to get up.

"I tossed the gun on the sofa and told him to get up."

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And he pleaded with me to leave him alone,

"And he pleaded with me to leave him alone,"

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said he'd make everything up to me,

"said he'd make everything up to me,"

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even give me half the money he stole.

"even give me half the money he stole."

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That's when I slugged him again.

"That's when I slugged him again."

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I hit him with everything I had.

"I hit him with everything I had."

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Then a funny thing happened. You won't believe this.

"Then a funny thing happened. You won't believe this."

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I might.

"I might."

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Suddenly, I wasn't mad anymore.

"Suddenly, I wasn't mad anymore."

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I put out my hand to help him up.

"I put out my hand to help him up."

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I guess he didn't trust me.

"I guess he didn't trust me."

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How'd it happen

"How'd it happen"

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the doorman didn't see you as you left?

"the doorman didn't see you as you left?"

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I rode the elevator down to the basement,

"I rode the elevator down to the basement,"

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went out the service entrance.

"went out the service entrance."

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How'd you get home?

"How'd you get home?"

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I walked.

"I walked."

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I didn't even have enough money to ride the bus.

"I didn't even have enough money to ride the bus."

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Do you believe me?

"Do you believe me?"

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Yes, I believe you.

"Yes, I believe you."

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Have you any idea who sent that microfilm to your wife?

"Have you any idea who sent that microfilm to your wife?"

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I figured whoever did it was a friend of mine.

"I figured whoever did it was a friend of mine."

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He got me out of jail.

"He got me out of jail."

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But now you're back in...

"But now you're back in..."

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and charged with murder.

"and charged with murder."

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Della...

"Della..."

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I'm in here, Paul.

"I'm in here, Paul."

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Hi, beautiful.

"Hi, beautiful."

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My men have been checking on this box.

"My men have been checking on this box."

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No dice. You can buy it in any five-and-dime.

"No dice. You can buy it in any five-and-dime."

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What about the writing?

"What about the writing?"

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Done with a cheap ballpoint.

"Done with a cheap ballpoint."

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Perry's going to be disappointed.

"Perry's going to be disappointed."

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Oh? About what?

"Oh? About what?"

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I didn't expect you back tonight.

"I didn't expect you back tonight."

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It's only 6:30, we have half the day ahead.

"It's only 6:30, we have half the day ahead."

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Now, how am I going to be disappointed?

"Now, how am I going to be disappointed?"

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Because I couldn't find out anything about this box.

"Because I couldn't find out anything about this box."

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Well, I didn't think you would.

"Well, I didn't think you would."

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What about the microfilm itself?

"What about the microfilm itself?"

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I've got Faulkner and Harris working on it.

"I've got Faulkner and Harris working on it."

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Anything else?

"Anything else?"

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No, I guess not.

"No, I guess not."

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Well, I'll shove off.

"Well, I'll shove off."

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Wait a minute, Paul.

"Wait a minute, Paul."

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I've been trying to reach you.

"I've been trying to reach you."

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This came special delivery at 4:00.

"This came special delivery at 4:00."

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( whistles )

"( whistles )"

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That would make it $5,000.

"That would make it $5,000."

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Right.

"Right."

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"Please use this for the Martin Ellis Defense Fund."

""Please use this for the Martin Ellis Defense Fund.""

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No name, no return address.

"No name, no return address."

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Evidently, Mr. Ellis has nothing but anonymous friends.

"Evidently, Mr. Ellis has nothing but anonymous friends."

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So does Charles Brewster. Who went bail for him, Paul?

"So does Charles Brewster. Who went bail for him, Paul?"

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According to the records, it was a man named Fred Wheeler.

"According to the records, it was a man named Fred Wheeler."

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Actually, he was a dummy for the bonding company.

"Actually, he was a dummy for the bonding company."

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Then Brewster must've promised to return the embezzled money.

"Then Brewster must've promised to return the embezzled money."

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Or part of it.

"Or part of it."

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When Ellis threatened him, he--

"When Ellis threatened him, he--"

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What?

"What?"

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I'll tell you about it later,

"I'll tell you about it later,"

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but Ellis was in Brewster's apartment,

"but Ellis was in Brewster's apartment,"

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and Brewster offered to give him part of the embezzled money.

"and Brewster offered to give him part of the embezzled money."

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I wonder what happened to that money.

"I wonder what happened to that money."

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If it had been in the apartment,

"If it had been in the apartment,"

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the police would've found it.

"the police would've found it."

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Where is it now?

"Where is it now?"

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Della, make an appointment

"Della, make an appointment"

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Paul, see if you can find out who typed this note.

"Paul, see if you can find out who typed this note."

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That is going to be about as tough

"That is going to be about as tough"

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as trying to find out who sent this microfilm.

"as trying to find out who sent this microfilm."

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Maybe not. I think I have a lead.

"Maybe not. I think I have a lead."

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I'd like you to get specimens of every typewriter

"I'd like you to get specimens of every typewriter"

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in the offices of Hyett, Brewster, and Hyett.

"in the offices of Hyett, Brewster, and Hyett."

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Can you handle it?

"Can you handle it?"

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See you tomorrow.

"See you tomorrow."

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Della...

"Della..."

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I'll, uh, I'll take it in my office.

"I'll, uh, I'll take it in my office."

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Yes?

"Yes?"

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Who's calling?

"Who's calling?"

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This is her brother, Richard Hyett.

"This is her brother, Richard Hyett."

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Mrs. Brewster can't possibly come to the phone,

"Mrs. Brewster can't possibly come to the phone,"

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she's very ill.

"she's very ill."

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I'm sorry to hear that, Mr. Hyett.

"I'm sorry to hear that, Mr. Hyett."

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When do you think I might see your sister?

"When do you think I might see your sister?"

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I have no idea, she's under medical care.

"I have no idea, she's under medical care."

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May I have the name of her doctor?

"May I have the name of her doctor?"

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Of course I believe you, Mr. Hyett.

"Of course I believe you, Mr. Hyett."

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But I would like to ask her doctor

"But I would like to ask her doctor"

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about the prognosis.

"about the prognosis."

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I resent this, Mr. Mason.

"I resent this, Mr. Mason."

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My brother-in-law has just been murdered.

"My brother-in-law has just been murdered."

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I can have none for yours.

"I can have none for yours."

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Who was that, Richie?

"Who was that, Richie?"

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Valerie...

"Valerie..."

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You should be in bed.

"You should be in bed."

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Why, Richie?

"Why, Richie?"

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Because, you're sick.

"Because, you're sick."

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I've been sick for years.

"I've been sick for years."

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And this is just what the doctor ordered.

"And this is just what the doctor ordered."

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Now I know why I came down.

"Now I know why I came down."

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It's empty.

"It's empty."

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Honey...

"Honey..."

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Come on, you've had enough.

"Come on, you've had enough."

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I'll never have enough.

"I'll never have enough."

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