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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Sardonic Sergeant (S02E02)

"Thank you."
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"( door opens, closes)"
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"I'm a little surprised."
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"You don't even represent the man,"
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"and yet you're willing to drive all the way out to Camp Grace"
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"in the wee small hours of the morning to meet the man."
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"Suppose it isn't as serious as he thinks it is."
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"When a finance officer leaves $1,500 on my desk"
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"and doesn't ask for a receipt, it's serious."
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"I'll see that your car is ready."
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"( suspenseful theme playing )"
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"( bugler playing "Call to Quarters" outside )"
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"Uh, Major Lessing's office, please."
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"( line ringing )"
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"( suspenseful theme playing )"
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"( dramatic theme playing )"
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"( gasps )"
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"Frank. Frank!"
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"Frank..."
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"Oh, Frank."
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"Oh, Frank!"
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"( crying )"
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"FRANK: My dearest Helen,"
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"I'm sorry that this is the way it must end,"
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"but there is nothing else I can do."
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"For some time now, I've used my office"
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"to dispose of more than $85,000,"
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"which I stole from the Army at Corregidor."
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"Kiss the children for me"
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"( sighs )"
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"( breathing heavily )"
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"Captain Kennedy, please."
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"Captain Kennedy, this is Helen Lessing."
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"I'm in my husband's office. He's been murdered!"
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"( suspenseful theme playing )"
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"( man shouting in distance )"
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"( doorbell rings )"
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"Yes?"
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"I wonder if I might see Mrs. Lessing."
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"No, I'm an attorney. My name is Perry Mason."
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"I'm sorry. Come in, Mr. Mason."
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"Thank you."
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"Will you sit down, please?"
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"Well, I-- I guess you've heard the news."
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"Yes, I saw Captain Kennedy in Major Lessing's office."
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"It's terrible. It's just terrible."
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"I appreciate it must have been quite a shock, mister, uh...?"
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"Evans. Howard Evans."
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"I'm Major Lessing's brother-in-law."
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"Did Frank say anything to you last night"
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"that might give us a lead to the killer?"
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"How did you know Major Lessing came to see me last night?"
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"I talked to him at the office"
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"about 20 minutes before he left."
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"I work there as a civilian employee."
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"I'm the assistant cashier."
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"I see."
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"Well, I won't take up any more of your time, Mr. Evans."
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"Would you please give this to Mrs. Lessing?"
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"Her husband-- HELEN: Who is it, Howard?"
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"I'm sorry to disturb you, Mrs. Lessing."
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"This is Perry Mason, Helen."
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"How do you do?"
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"I saw your husband last night."
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"I know."
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"He gave me this money as a retainer."
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"Under the circumstances--"
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"( doorbell rings )"
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"I'll-- I'll get it, Helen."
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"Oh, hello, Evans. Is Mrs. Lessing in?"
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"Come in, Captain Kennedy."
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"How are you feeling, Mrs. Lessing?"
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"I'm all right. This-- This is Perry Mason."
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"I, uh..."
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"I wanted to talk to you, but it can wait."
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"There's one thing I want you to know, Mrs. Lessing."
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"I did your husband a grave injustice."
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"What do you mean?"
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"This isn't the time to talk about it, I know, but..."
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"Well, I was wrong."
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"I'm ashamed to admit"
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"that it took your husband's murder to convince me."
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"But if it's any consolation to you,"
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"we're going all out on Sergeant Dexter."
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"What are you saying?"
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"That we found Major Lessing's killer."
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"Sergeant Dexter?"
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"No. No, you're wrong."
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"Suppose you leave that to us, Mrs. Lessing."
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"No, no, he didn't do it. You've got to believe me."
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"Everything points to it."
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"Now, if you need me for anything,"
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"please, call me."
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"Nice to see you, Mason."
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"Captain."
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"( door opens )"
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"( door closes )"
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"Sergeant Dexter didn't kill him, Mr. Mason."
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"According to Captain Kennedy--"
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"I tell you, he didn't do it!"
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"Look-- Look, this money my husband left you,"
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"I want you to keep it."
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"I want you to-- I want you to defend Dexter."
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"Helen! Do you realize what you're doing?"
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"Please, Mr. Mason, I want you to help him."
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"He didn't kill Frank. I know."
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"How do you know, Mrs. Lessing?"
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"I-I just know, that's all."
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"( sobs )"
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"( somber theme playing )"
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"And I was the first one to laugh"
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"when anyone yelled he was being framed."
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"What do you know about the so-called Corregidor money?"
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"The what?"
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"The bills that were supposed to be destroyed during the war."
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"I don't know anything about it."
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"They found $10,000 of those bills"
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"in your footlocker."
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"I never saw them. Somebody put them there."
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"More of the frame?"
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