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

People are so kind and considerate.

"People are so kind and considerate."

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Why didn't you go directly to your husband's apartment?

"Why didn't you go directly to your husband's apartment?"

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I have no pride, Mr. Mason,

"I have no pride, Mr. Mason,"

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but I can torture myself enough

"but I can torture myself enough"

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without setting foot in the place where Charles...

"without setting foot in the place where Charles..."

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But you did set foot in that apartment once?

"But you did set foot in that apartment once?"

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On the night your husband died.

"On the night your husband died."

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But that's ridiculous.

"But that's ridiculous."

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I told you, I was in Frankie's bar.

"I told you, I was in Frankie's bar."

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I testified I saw Mrs. Pulasky there.

"I testified I saw Mrs. Pulasky there."

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Didn't you testify you saw Mrs. Pulasky there

"Didn't you testify you saw Mrs. Pulasky there"

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because you had no alibi of your own?

"because you had no alibi of your own?"

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You thought by supporting hers,

"You thought by supporting hers,"

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you'd give yourself one?

"you'd give yourself one?"

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Why would I need an alibi?

"Why would I need an alibi?"

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We've heard your father testify that the deceased

"We've heard your father testify that the deceased"

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was planning to take you to Mexico with him?

"was planning to take you to Mexico with him?"

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I'd have gone anywhere with Charles.

"I'd have gone anywhere with Charles."

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I can believe that, Mrs. Brewster.

"I can believe that, Mrs. Brewster."

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But with his position in your father's firm gone,

"But with his position in your father's firm gone,"

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would he still have wanted to take you to Mexico?

"would he still have wanted to take you to Mexico?"

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I don't think so.

"I don't think so."

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Well, you can't escape the facts, Mr. Mason.

"Well, you can't escape the facts, Mr. Mason."

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Don't you remember

"Don't you remember"

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they found two tickets to Mexico City?

"they found two tickets to Mexico City?"

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Yes, I do.

"Yes, I do."

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I also remember the wedding ring.

"I also remember the wedding ring."

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Well...

"Well..."

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That, that was for me. I'm always losing mine.

"That, that was for me. I'm always losing mine."

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May I see your wedding ring, Mrs. Brewster?

"May I see your wedding ring, Mrs. Brewster?"

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Mrs. Brewster?

"Mrs. Brewster?"

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May I help?

"May I help?"

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Leave her alone!

"Leave her alone!"

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You've baited her enough!

"You've baited her enough!"

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I beg the court's pardon, but I cannot sit by any longer.

"I beg the court's pardon, but I cannot sit by any longer."

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Go on, sir.

"Go on, sir."

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It's obvious, Mr. Mason, that your genius

"It's obvious, Mr. Mason, that your genius"

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is attacking a chain at its weakest link.

"is attacking a chain at its weakest link."

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You know as well as I, sir,

"You know as well as I, sir,"

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that Charles Brewster had no intention

"that Charles Brewster had no intention"

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of taking my daughter with him.

"of taking my daughter with him."

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She only said that to substantiate my story

"She only said that to substantiate my story"

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that I'd been to see him for her sake.

"that I'd been to see him for her sake."

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She was not at the bar.

"She was not at the bar."

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My one regret is that Mr. Mason should have discovered it,

"My one regret is that Mr. Mason should have discovered it,"

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that I did not come forward myself.

"that I did not come forward myself."

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I'm sorry, Ellis.

"I'm sorry, Ellis."

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( voice breaking ): I'm truly...

"( voice breaking ): I'm truly..."

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( dramatic theme playing )

"( dramatic theme playing )"

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Okay, I can understand

"Okay, I can understand"

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why you went after Valerie Brewster.

"why you went after Valerie Brewster."

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You knew that her father wouldn't sit idly by

"You knew that her father wouldn't sit idly by"

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Well, first we know Mr. Hyett considered himself

"Well, first we know Mr. Hyett considered himself"

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above the law.

"above the law."

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You mean returning the money to the bonding company?

"You mean returning the money to the bonding company?"

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after Ellis left?

"after Ellis left?"

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Mr. Hyett.

"Mr. Hyett."

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Who admitted placing the gun in Brewster's hand?

"Who admitted placing the gun in Brewster's hand?"

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Ditto.

"Ditto."

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And who admitted that he hated Brewster?

"And who admitted that he hated Brewster?"

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( sighing ): Also ditto.

"( sighing ): Also ditto."

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Well?

"Well?"

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I completely shied away from old man Hyett

"I completely shied away from old man Hyett"

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because he was the most likely suspect.

"because he was the most likely suspect."

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That's your trouble, Paul. You're a cynic.

"That's your trouble, Paul. You're a cynic."

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You keep looking for things that just aren't there.

"You keep looking for things that just aren't there."

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Is that what you call a cynic?

"Is that what you call a cynic?"

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Mm-hmm.

"Mm-hmm."

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Of course, when a man looks for things that aren't there

"Of course, when a man looks for things that aren't there"

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and finds them...

"and finds them..."

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then we call him a detective.

"then we call him a detective."

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( laughs )

"( laughs )"

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( noirish jazz theme playing )

"( noirish jazz theme playing )"

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Aren't you starting a little early these days, my pet?

"Aren't you starting a little early these days, my pet?"

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No note.

"No note."

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That doesn't answer my question.

"That doesn't answer my question."

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that this is a hostile witness.

"that this is a hostile witness."

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Your honor, I killed Charles Brewster.

"Your honor, I killed Charles Brewster."

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while you put her through a wringer.

"while you put her through a wringer."

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