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

"Yes."
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"they found in Major Lessing's safe?"
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"Well, how do they explain it?"
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"They feel you made the substitution."
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"Sure, they do."
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"Do you think that Major Lessing"
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"is responsible for the substitution?"
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"I don't know what to think anymore."
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"I told you, I served under Major Lessing for four years."
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"I thought he was the greatest guy in the world."
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"Apparently, you changed your mind."
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"Why?"
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"Well, who else could have done it?"
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"Now, you men are paid once a month."
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"Evans, that's Mrs. Lessing's brother?"
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"That's right."
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"When was this particular payroll picked up?"
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"Why, yesterday morning."
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"We went to the bank and cashed the payroll check."
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"Then what did you do with the money?"
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"We turned it over to Major Lessing."
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"The money was never out of your sight"
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"until Major Lessing put it in the safe?"
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"Well, practically."
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"What do you mean, "practically"?"
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"Well, Mr. Haskell, the head cashier, had to count it."
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"Then the money was out of your sight?"
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"Well, if you put it that way, yes."
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"That means Mr. Haskell could have switched that money."
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"When you and Evans picked up the payroll money"
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"you drove immediately back to camp?"
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"Well, no."
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"No, you see, Major Lessing had asked me"
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"to cash his personal check for $1,500."
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"It-- It slipped my mind, and I went back into the bank."
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"Did you take the payroll money with you?"
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"No, I left it with Howard Evans."
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"the payroll money was out of your sight."
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"That's right."
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"Tell me something, sergeant."
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"On my word of honor, Mr. Mason, I didn't."
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"Does that mean you believe me?"
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"Well, let me answer you this way."
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"they used to say, "never volunteer.""
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"But if you'd like me to represent you..."
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"Oh."
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"Keep smiling, sergeant, and I'll be in to see you tomorrow."
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"Thanks, Mr. Mason."
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"( man shouting in distance )"
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"Hi. Hi."
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"About an hour ago."
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"Here's a list of all the people"
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"that work in the Finance Office"
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"who were on the post last night,"
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"both army and civilian personnel."
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"Nice going, Paul."
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""Sergeant Dexter, Walter Haskell.""
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"Haskell is head cashier, and he is also involved"
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"with a chick young enough to be his daughter."
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"Her name's Rikki Stevens, but don't let the name fool you."
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"Her father's name might have been Stevens,"
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"but her mother must have been an Oriental."
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"Haskell married?"
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"The way I understand it, he's been slipping her money."
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"On what he makes as an Army finance clerk?"
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"He must have an answer."
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"See if you can come up with it."
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"( rock music playing over speaker )"
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"SMITH: Take it off. Take it off!"
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"Take it off."
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"Take it off."
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"Smitty, Smitty-- Take it off!"
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"Smitty, Smitty. Heh, heh."
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"Are you sure that's her?"
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"Sure I'm sure."
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"That's Rikki Stevens."
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"She used to be one of the strippers at the Royal Palms"
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"when I was in Manila."
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"You should see her when she's in action."
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"( laughing ): Zowie!"
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"Take it off."
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"Take it off--"
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"You... You..."
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"Come on."
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"They're off-key."
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"I was just tryin' to make you feel at home."
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"You crummy yardbird."
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"When I need mood music, I'll hire an orchestra."
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"Smitty, Smitty, come on."
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"Come on. Let's go. Let's get out of here."
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"PAUL: Anything I can do?"
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"You can buy me one."
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"For drinking or throwing?"
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"Mm, that depends."
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"How's your voice?"
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"I wouldn't take a chance."
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"Your criticism's a little too sharp."
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"Whiskey and water. Same, please."
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"I'm sorry Sergeant Smith got out of line, miss."
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"He's really a nice guy when he's sober."
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"In his condition he shouldn't drink."
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"What's the matter with him?"
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"Malaria."
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"From what I understand, he had it pretty bad."
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"That's why they transferred him from Manila"
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"about seven months ago."
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"About the same time you came here, wasn't it?"
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"What's the matter?"
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"Your voice."
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"You just hit a flat note."
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"Ah. Never mind."
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"I said this was on me. Keep your money."
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"Thanks, but no, thanks."
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"I only take gifts from friends."
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"That should cover it. Keep the change."
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"She only takes gifts from friends?"
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"You must be the only enemy she has."
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"Ah, wait a minute."
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"I'll, uh... I'll give you a ten for that 5."
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"I have a sentimental feeling for anything that girl touches."
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