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

what you're getting yourself into.

"what you're getting yourself into."

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We've got a witness who puts Jimmy right on the scene.

"We've got a witness who puts Jimmy right on the scene."

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MASON: That doesn't prove a thing.

"MASON: That doesn't prove a thing."

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This same witness saw him holding the murder gun.

"This same witness saw him holding the murder gun."

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How do you know it was the murder gun?

"How do you know it was the murder gun?"

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According to the morning papers, there was no weapon found.

"According to the morning papers, there was no weapon found."

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Sure.

"Sure."

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Your client made away with it.

"Your client made away with it."

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MASON: You're taking a lot for granted.

"MASON: You're taking a lot for granted."

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Well, I-- I naturally supposed--

"Well, I-- I naturally supposed--"

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Please, Mr. Mason, you've gotta help him.

"Please, Mr. Mason, you've gotta help him."

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You don't understand.

"You don't understand."

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He's got nobody in the world.

"He's got nobody in the world."

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Just a father who's a drunk.

"Just a father who's a drunk."

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A no-good, stinking drunk.

"A no-good, stinking drunk."

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Please?

"Please?"

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Please?

"Please?"

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( weeps )

"( weeps )"

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you're taking a lot for granted.

"you're taking a lot for granted."

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You do represent the boy?

"You do represent the boy?"

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According to my men,

"According to my men,"

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He must be somewhere in his old neighborhood, Paul.

"He must be somewhere in his old neighborhood, Paul."

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No doubt, but we haven't been able to find him.

"No doubt, but we haven't been able to find him."

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Wait a moment.

"Wait a moment."

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was a boy named Barney Kellogg.

"was a boy named Barney Kellogg."

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Yeah?

"Yeah?"

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Perhaps Barney feels a sense of obligation.

"Perhaps Barney feels a sense of obligation."

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You think he knows where Jimmy's hiding?

"You think he knows where Jimmy's hiding?"

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Well, it's a possibility.

"Well, it's a possibility."

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Well, the odds are against it, but I'll put a tail on him.

"Well, the odds are against it, but I'll put a tail on him."

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( intercom buzzes ) Good.

"( intercom buzzes ) Good."

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Yes, Della?

"Yes, Della?"

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for his 4:00 appointment.

"for his 4:00 appointment."

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Bring him in, please.

"Bring him in, please."

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I'll, uh, be in my office for a while.

"I'll, uh, be in my office for a while."

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Good afternoon.

"Good afternoon."

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Come in, Mr. Karr. Sit down, won't you?

"Come in, Mr. Karr. Sit down, won't you?"

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Thank you.

"Thank you."

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Really, my dear, is that necessary?

"Really, my dear, is that necessary?"

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Thank you. I have a horror of that kind of thing.

"Thank you. I have a horror of that kind of thing."

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Makes me feel as though I were talking for posterity.

"Makes me feel as though I were talking for posterity."

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Well, I assume you've reached some decision

"Well, I assume you've reached some decision"

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in regard to Jimmy Morrow?

"in regard to Jimmy Morrow?"

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I've decided to represent him.

"I've decided to represent him."

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Splendid.

"Splendid."

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I believe I said $500.

"I believe I said $500."

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No, you said $1,000.

"No, you said $1,000."

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You must forgive me.

"You must forgive me."

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My memory isn't what it should be.

"My memory isn't what it should be."

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Uh, may I have a pen?

"Uh, may I have a pen?"

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I don't want your money.

"I don't want your money."

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You think there may be conflicting interests, eh?

"You think there may be conflicting interests, eh?"

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I'm sure of it.

"I'm sure of it."

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You think Jimmy stole the cross,

"You think Jimmy stole the cross,"

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and out of a sense of gratitude, will turn it over to you

"and out of a sense of gratitude, will turn it over to you"

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for getting him an attorney.

"for getting him an attorney."

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Well, I must admit, the thought had occurred to me.

"Well, I must admit, the thought had occurred to me."

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That cross is worth a good deal of money, Mr. Mason.

"That cross is worth a good deal of money, Mr. Mason."

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Aren't you forgetting something? It's stolen property.

"Aren't you forgetting something? It's stolen property."

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Would $25,000 help to override your concern?

"Would $25,000 help to override your concern?"

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Mm, that's a very tempting offer.

"Mm, that's a very tempting offer."

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Are you speaking in promises, or cash?

"Are you speaking in promises, or cash?"

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Cash, sir. On delivery.

"Cash, sir. On delivery."

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You realize, of course,

"You realize, of course,"

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there's liable to be many questions.

"there's liable to be many questions."

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Questions never bother me.

"Questions never bother me."

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I don't intend to publicize my purchase.

"I don't intend to publicize my purchase."

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I have a good number of items in my collection

"I have a good number of items in my collection"

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that would surprise you.

"that would surprise you."

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I can believe that.

"I can believe that."

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Now, what do you know about Runyan's murder?

"Now, what do you know about Runyan's murder?"

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Well, what's the verdict? Do we do business?

"Well, what's the verdict? Do we do business?"

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No.

"No."

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you know where to reach me.

"you know where to reach me."

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Good day.

"Good day."

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I won't say goodbye to you.

"I won't say goodbye to you."

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I have a definite feeling we'll meet again.

"I have a definite feeling we'll meet again."

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Oddly enough, I feel the same way, Mr. Karr.

"Oddly enough, I feel the same way, Mr. Karr."

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Au revoir.

"Au revoir."

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Good afternoon.

"Good afternoon."

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You're Miss Baker, I believe.

"You're Miss Baker, I believe."

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Yes? Allow me to introduce myself.

"Yes? Allow me to introduce myself."

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My name is Felix Karr.

"My name is Felix Karr."

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I considered Mr. Runyan one of my dearest friends.

"I considered Mr. Runyan one of my dearest friends."

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Then I guess you want to see Mrs. Runyan.

"Then I guess you want to see Mrs. Runyan."

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No. No, I have no desire to intrude on her moment of grief.

"No. No, I have no desire to intrude on her moment of grief."

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with my sympathies.

"with my sympathies."

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I'm afraid I've been guilty of carrying coals to Newcastle.

"I'm afraid I've been guilty of carrying coals to Newcastle."

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I'm sure she'll appreciate it just the same.

"I'm sure she'll appreciate it just the same."

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You're very kind.

"You're very kind."

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Uh, Miss Baker,

"Uh, Miss Baker,"

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I wonder if I could presume on our short acquaintance.

"I wonder if I could presume on our short acquaintance."

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Doubtless you've heard of my interest in the cross.

"Doubtless you've heard of my interest in the cross."

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Now, if by some chance you should hear anything

"Now, if by some chance you should hear anything"

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naturally, I would be very grateful.

"naturally, I would be very grateful."

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MASON: I can't tell you

"MASON: I can't tell you"

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Thank you.

"Thank you."

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I realize the strain you're under.

"I realize the strain you're under."

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It's much worse for Jimmy.

"It's much worse for Jimmy."

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I wish...

"I wish..."

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( sighs )

"( sighs )"

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I wish there were some way I could help.

"I wish there were some way I could help."

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Do you mind if I ask where you were

"Do you mind if I ask where you were"

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last night around 6:00?

"last night around 6:00?"

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Apparently, you've heard my husband and I

"Apparently, you've heard my husband and I"

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weren't on the best of terms.

"weren't on the best of terms."

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It took place on the second-floor landing.

"It took place on the second-floor landing."

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I often thought of having an engraved tablet installed there

"I often thought of having an engraved tablet installed there"

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to commemorate the event.

"to commemorate the event."

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It wasn't intentional, but I went down the stairs,

"It wasn't intentional, but I went down the stairs,"

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and wound up in this.

"and wound up in this."

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I'm-- I'm sorry.

"I'm-- I'm sorry."

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It isn't too bad.

"It isn't too bad."

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At 6:00, I was out for a drive.

"At 6:00, I was out for a drive."

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You find that difficult to believe?

"You find that difficult to believe?"

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On April 3rd of last year,

"On April 3rd of last year,"

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you were issued a restrictive license

"you were issued a restrictive license"

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It's amazing how easy they've made things for me.

"It's amazing how easy they've made things for me."

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More tea?

"More tea?"

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Please.

"Please."

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