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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Spanish Cross (S02E02)

"I haven't said we are going to do business."
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"I'll pay you $1,000 if you represent the boy."
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"Will I hear from you one way or the other?"
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"You'll hear from me."
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"That's all I ask. Miss Street."
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"( door closes )"
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"Well..."
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"Della, get Paul in here."
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"I got the impression"
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"that you wanted no part of Mr. Karr."
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"No, but there's something here that's rather curious."
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"Did Mr. Karr impress you as being"
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"a one-man welfare organization?"
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"Absolutely not."
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"Then why does he want me to represent Jimmy Morrow?"
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"Well, he said he believed the boy was innocent."
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"Exactly."
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"I have a hunch that if Mr. Karr really believed that,"
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"( upbeat noirish theme playing )"
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"I was just about to meet a tall, handsome gentleman"
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"But I thought you might like to speak to his father."
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"Where does he live? Right over here."
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"( knocking persists )"
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"( knocking resumes )"
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"Mr. Morrow?"
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"May we come in?"
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"My name is Mason. This is Mr. Drake."
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"How do you do?"
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"You're..."
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"That's right."
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"Thank you."
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"Don't send him to jail."
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"I'm afraid you don't understand."
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"Jimmy's a good boy. He's just unlucky."
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"To have me for a father."
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"I've been like this for the past 10 years."
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"Jimmy turned out a lot better"
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"than anybody had a right to expect."
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"But this isn't the first time he's been in trouble."
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"You mean the automobile he was supposed to have stolen"
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"from Mrs. Runyan?"
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"He didn't do that."
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"That was one of the kids around here."
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"Jimmy wouldn't squeal on him."
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"I know you don't believe me, but it happens to be true."
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"His name is Barney Kellogg."
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"He even admitted it to me."
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"Who, um...?"
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"Who arranged his probation?"
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"Mrs. Runyan."
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"She was wonderful."
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"and-- And do odd jobs."
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"They wouldn't trust him to me."
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"Excuse me."
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"Why did this thing have to happen?"
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"Jimmy was happy for the first time."
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"That Runyan's no good, Mr. Mason."
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"First time I saw him,"
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"I knew he was gonna make trouble for Jimmy."
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"Why do you blame Runyan?"
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"He never wanted Jimmy in the house in the first place."
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"If you ask me,"
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"If you cops send him to jail--"
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"We're not the police."
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"Mm-mm."
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"I'm an attorney, Mr. Morrow. I'm an attorney."
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"I've been asked to defend Jimmy by a man named Felix Karr."
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"Does--? Does that mean you're gonna help him?"
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"Well, I'll have to speak to Jimmy first."
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"Well, if you do hear from him,"
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"have him get in touch with my office."
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"( dramatic theme playing )"
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"MASON: So this is the famous Cruz de Santa Maria."
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"I've gotta get that color photo back."
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"I borrowed it from Libel."
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"He sold the cross to Runyan eight years ago."
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"How much did Runyan pay?"
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"Seventy-five thousand dollars."
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"The Cruz de Santa Maria."
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""measuring approximately 4 and a half inches by 7,"
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""a sailor aboard the Nina,"
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""the ship that accompanied Columbus to the New World."
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""hence its name."
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""On his return to Spain, Columbus presented the cross"
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""to King Ferdinand, who had it encrusted with diamonds,"
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""rubies, emeralds and pearls."
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"before his expedition to Mexico.""
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"That's a lot of history for a little piece of iron."
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"And a lot of jewels."
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"But where is it now?"
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"Did your contact know of anyone"
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"Only one."
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"Felix Karr?"
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"Mm-hm."
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"Well, it's beginning to add up."
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"I finally finished these briefs."
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"Good. Runyan here?"
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"No. Do you want me to try his home?"
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"I think perhaps you'd better He's already a half-hour late."
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"( telephone rings )"
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"( quiet dramatic theme playing )"
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"Stop it."
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"Stop it!"
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"( ringing continues )"
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"( upbeat swinging theme playing )"
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"Where is, uh, Jimmy, Mr. Morrow?"
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"You must have some idea."
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"Believe me, your son is making it"
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"much worse for himself by hiding."
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"I don't know, lieutenant."
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"I honestly don't know. ( knock at door )"
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"( door opens )"
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"Hello, Mr. Morrow."
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"Well, I had a hunch you were about due."
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"You had an appointment last night with Mr. Runyan."
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"I figured there must be a connection,"
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"especially when his secretary, Mr. Wormser,"
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"told me that you wanted to talk to Runyan"
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"about, uh, a stolen cross."
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"No comment?"
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