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

Thank you.

"Thank you."

Perry Mason (1957)

What can you tell me about a man named Felix Karr?

"What can you tell me about a man named Felix Karr?"

Perry Mason (1957)

I don't believe I'm familiar with the name.

"I don't believe I'm familiar with the name."

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You might ask Mr. Wormser.

"You might ask Mr. Wormser."

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He's my--

"He's my--"

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Uh...

"Uh..."

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I should say, he was my husband's secretary.

"I should say, he was my husband's secretary."

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Oh.

"Oh."

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I'm terribly sorry.

"I'm terribly sorry."

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That's all right, dear.

"That's all right, dear."

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My cousin, Miss Miriam Baker. Mr. Perry Mason.

"My cousin, Miss Miriam Baker. Mr. Perry Mason."

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How do you do?

"How do you do?"

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I've heard a great deal about you.

"I've heard a great deal about you."

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Obviously, the prospect delights you.

"Obviously, the prospect delights you."

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You must admit, it is rather unusual, Mr. Mason.

"You must admit, it is rather unusual, Mr. Mason."

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But then, my cousin was always very tolerant.

"But then, my cousin was always very tolerant."

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Of course, some might think

"Of course, some might think"

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she's carrying the principle to an extreme

"she's carrying the principle to an extreme"

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when she ignores the murder of her husband

"when she ignores the murder of her husband"

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and champions his killer.

"and champions his killer."

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Don't you think you've said enough?

"Don't you think you've said enough?"

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Oh, I'm so sorry, dear.

"Oh, I'm so sorry, dear."

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I keep forgetting my place.

"I keep forgetting my place."

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I wish I could say this had been a pleasure, Mr. Mason,

"I wish I could say this had been a pleasure, Mr. Mason,"

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Curtis Runyan was one of my benefactors.

"Curtis Runyan was one of my benefactors."

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( huffs )

"( huffs )"

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You'll have to forgive my cousin.

"You'll have to forgive my cousin."

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She doesn't generally act this way.

"She doesn't generally act this way."

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Obviously, she was upset over your husband's death.

"Obviously, she was upset over your husband's death."

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Thank you for your help, and thank you for the tea.

"Thank you for your help, and thank you for the tea."

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It's been a great pleasure.

"It's been a great pleasure."

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( door closes )

"( door closes )"

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I must admit, you had me completely fooled.

"I must admit, you had me completely fooled."

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Thank you, Roger.

"Thank you, Roger."

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There's only one thing that troubles me, Wormser.

"There's only one thing that troubles me, Wormser."

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How can I be sure you actually have the cross?

"How can I be sure you actually have the cross?"

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I told you, I can put my hands on it in five minutes.

"I told you, I can put my hands on it in five minutes."

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All you have to do is put up the money.

"All you have to do is put up the money."

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Shall we say $500?

"Shall we say $500?"

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Five hundred? You offered Runyan 150,000.

"Five hundred? You offered Runyan 150,000."

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Mr. Runyan owned the cross.

"Mr. Runyan owned the cross."

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I shouldn't wanna have to defend your title in court.

"I shouldn't wanna have to defend your title in court."

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Well, if you think you can bluff me,

"Well, if you think you can bluff me,"

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you've got another...

"you've got another..."

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thing...

"thing..."

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Wha--? What--? What--? What did you put in...?

"Wha--? What--? What--? What did you put in...?"

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Roger.

"Roger."

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( light dramatic theme playing )

"( light dramatic theme playing )"

Perry Mason (1957)

At five minutes after 7, Karr had a visitor.

"At five minutes after 7, Karr had a visitor."

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Unfortunately, at that time,

"Unfortunately, at that time,"

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my man didn't get a good look at him.

"my man didn't get a good look at him."

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When he came out two hours later,

"When he came out two hours later,"

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he was staggering all over the place.

"he was staggering all over the place."

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Karr's chauffeur drove him home, and my man followed them.

"Karr's chauffeur drove him home, and my man followed them."

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Runyan's secretary, Everett Wormser.

"Runyan's secretary, Everett Wormser."

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Well, that's very interesting.

"Well, that's very interesting."

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And Wormser was staggering when he came out?

"And Wormser was staggering when he came out?"

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Yeah, he must have had a few too many.

"Yeah, he must have had a few too many."

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I wonder what he was celebrating?

"I wonder what he was celebrating?"

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Yes, Della?

"Yes, Della?"

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DELLA: There's a call for Paul on Line 2.

"DELLA: There's a call for Paul on Line 2."

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Harry Kline.

"Harry Kline."

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Thanks.

"Thanks."

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Yeah, Harry, what is it?

"Yeah, Harry, what is it?"

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You sure?

"You sure?"

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No, stay where you are. What's the address?

"No, stay where you are. What's the address?"

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Okay, we'll be there in 20 minutes.

"Okay, we'll be there in 20 minutes."

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We just located Jimmy Morrow.

"We just located Jimmy Morrow."

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( upbeat dramatic theme playing )

"( upbeat dramatic theme playing )"

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( kids shouting )

"( kids shouting )"

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Hi, Harry. Where's Jimmy?

"Hi, Harry. Where's Jimmy?"

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What about the police?

"What about the police?"

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Not a sign. Want me to go in with you?

"Not a sign. Want me to go in with you?"

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No, he's my client, Paul.

"No, he's my client, Paul."

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High time I had a talk with him alone.

"High time I had a talk with him alone."

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Okay. This way, Mr. Mason.

"Okay. This way, Mr. Mason."

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( car horn honks )

"( car horn honks )"

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See those doors to the basement? Mm-hm.

"See those doors to the basement? Mm-hm."

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He's been in there for the last two days.

"He's been in there for the last two days."

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Any other exit?

"Any other exit?"

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No.

"No."

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All right. Thank you, Harry. I'll take it from here.

"All right. Thank you, Harry. I'll take it from here."

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Okay.

"Okay."

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( dogs barking )

"( dogs barking )"

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Jimmy?

"Jimmy?"

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Jimmy, my name is Perry Mason.

"Jimmy, my name is Perry Mason."

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I talked with your father, Jim.

"I talked with your father, Jim."

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I want to help you.

"I want to help you."

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I know you're down here, Jimmy.

"I know you're down here, Jimmy."

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I know there's no other way out.

"I know there's no other way out."

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Whenever you're ready, son.

"Whenever you're ready, son."

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I can wait just as long as you can.

"I can wait just as long as you can."

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JIMMY: You brought the cops with you.

"JIMMY: You brought the cops with you."

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No, I haven't.

"No, I haven't."

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JIMMY: I don't believe you.

"JIMMY: I don't believe you."

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You tell the cops they ain't gonna take me alive.

"You tell the cops they ain't gonna take me alive."

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Jimmy.

"Jimmy."

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Now, Jimmy, I want you to listen to me.

"Now, Jimmy, I want you to listen to me."

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More than that, I want you to listen like a man.

"More than that, I want you to listen like a man."

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I can't explain how

"I can't explain how"

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because maybe I don't know,

"because maybe I don't know,"

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but this I do know:

"but this I do know:"

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honest men don't deceive each other.

"honest men don't deceive each other."

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JIMMY: I'm not lying.

"JIMMY: I'm not lying."

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MASON: I know that.

"MASON: I know that."

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Honest men talk face to face.

"Honest men talk face to face."

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They don't hide from each other in dark holes.

"They don't hide from each other in dark holes."

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I'd like you to come out now and talk with me.

"I'd like you to come out now and talk with me."

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Jimmy?

"Jimmy?"

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Are you alone?

"Are you alone?"

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Yes, I'm alone.

"Yes, I'm alone."

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I suppose that means the cops are behind that fence.

"I suppose that means the cops are behind that fence."

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You'll call them.

"You'll call them."

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No, I won't call them.

"No, I won't call them."

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I'll take you to them.

"I'll take you to them."

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Now, Jim, now, think.

"Now, Jim, now, think."

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I told you I don't lie, and I don't.

"I told you I don't lie, and I don't."

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Now, if you trust me,

"Now, if you trust me,"

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if you believe that I wanna help you,

"if you believe that I wanna help you,"

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the first thing I'll do

"the first thing I'll do"

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