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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Married Moonlighter (S02E02)

until my husband gets home, and maybe he--

"until my husband gets home, and maybe he--"

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Oh, yeah,

"Oh, yeah,"

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After what he said?

"After what he said?"

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Oh, all he said was what any parent--

"Oh, all he said was what any parent--"

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I won't take a penny from him.

"I won't take a penny from him."

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All right!

"All right!"

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Oh, Eileen, honey, look,

"Oh, Eileen, honey, look,"

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Yes, I do, Danny.

"Yes, I do, Danny."

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CAROL: Mommy, come here.

"CAROL: Mommy, come here."

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That's when I quit my job.

"That's when I quit my job."

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Now, seriously,

"Now, seriously,"

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I'll do anything I can.

"I'll do anything I can."

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Now, what'd you have in mind?

"Now, what'd you have in mind?"

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who feel the same way.

"who feel the same way."

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You ought to see Danny's side.

"You ought to see Danny's side."

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Suppose I see Danny?

"Suppose I see Danny?"

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Why...

"Why..."

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( door opens )

"( door opens )"

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Right.

"Right."

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Let's see, that's...

"Let's see, that's..."

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Boy, since they built that new diner down the block...

"Boy, since they built that new diner down the block..."

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to be a school teacher, Danny.

"to be a school teacher, Danny."

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He's loaded.

"He's loaded."

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Well, okay, business is lousy anyhow.

"Well, okay, business is lousy anyhow."

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Here we are.

"Here we are."

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He's drunk.

"He's drunk."

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What time is it? Yeah, yeah, now t--

"What time is it? Yeah, yeah, now t--"

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Take it easy, huh?

"Take it easy, huh?"

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Leave me alone!

"Leave me alone!"

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Well, try over the door.

"Well, try over the door."

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Say, what is this all about?

"Say, what is this all about?"

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Why?

"Why?"

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I can't believe it.

"I can't believe it."

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and tell 'em I'll miss my fifth period class.

"and tell 'em I'll miss my fifth period class."

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fingerprinted you like you were a crook or something?

"fingerprinted you like you were a crook or something?"

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Have you seen Eileen?

"Have you seen Eileen?"

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She's fine. So's the baby.

"She's fine. So's the baby."

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I see improvement already.

"I see improvement already."

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Now, we don't have much time.

"Now, we don't have much time."

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Well, I couldn't leave him on the floor at Luke's place.

"Well, I couldn't leave him on the floor at Luke's place."

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Look, Mr. Mason, if you think I'm guilty--

"Look, Mr. Mason, if you think I'm guilty--"

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If I wanted that money, I didn't have to kill Frank.

"If I wanted that money, I didn't have to kill Frank."

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Well, it seems to me there was a couple in a convertible.

"Well, it seems to me there was a couple in a convertible."

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I'm not sure, though.

"I'm not sure, though."

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Then I started hunting for his keys.

"Then I started hunting for his keys."

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and said there was a key over the door.

"and said there was a key over the door."

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When they found him, he was wearing pajamas.

"When they found him, he was wearing pajamas."

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Did you tell that to the police?

"Did you tell that to the police?"

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"Curran, Frank. Age: 32. Single.

""Curran, Frank. Age: 32. Single."

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Which doesn't mean a thing.

"Which doesn't mean a thing."

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Concentrate on the losers.

"Concentrate on the losers."

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Have you talked to Luke Hickey yet?

"Have you talked to Luke Hickey yet?"

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and immediately I could tell he was strictly a wrongo.

"and immediately I could tell he was strictly a wrongo."

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Yeah, but he didn't kill that crumb.

"Yeah, but he didn't kill that crumb."

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but we can't prove it with lies.

"but we can't prove it with lies."

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That Lieutenant Tragg has been pumpin' me like crazy.

"That Lieutenant Tragg has been pumpin' me like crazy."

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Nothing like starting the day

"Nothing like starting the day"

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Mm-hm.

"Mm-hm."

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I beg your pardon?

"I beg your pardon?"

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Would you mind telling us what you did

"Would you mind telling us what you did"

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I went out to dinner with my partner, Phil McCabe.

"I went out to dinner with my partner, Phil McCabe."

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That's right.

"That's right."

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I didn't say that, Miss Kennedy.

"I didn't say that, Miss Kennedy."

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You asked if we were detectives.

"You asked if we were detectives."

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Miss Kennedy said she was with you

"Miss Kennedy said she was with you"

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We're not going to answer any more questions.

"We're not going to answer any more questions."

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( dramatic jazz theme playing )

"( dramatic jazz theme playing )"

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Mr. Palmer.

"Mr. Palmer."

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for the police.

"for the police."

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There's absolutely no question that he left Luke's Cafe

"There's absolutely no question that he left Luke's Cafe"

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Well, I was watching some TV.

"Well, I was watching some TV."

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It helps me to relax.

"It helps me to relax."

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Well, um,

"Well, um,"

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Look, Mr. Mason, I came up here

"Look, Mr. Mason, I came up here"

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Well, all I've got to say

"Well, all I've got to say"

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I wonder.

"I wonder."

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Luke Hickey did not open his place this morning.

"Luke Hickey did not open his place this morning."

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Better keep him under surveillance.

"Better keep him under surveillance."

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I'm more interested in the losers.

"I'm more interested in the losers."

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He dropped $2,200 but he can afford it.

"He dropped $2,200 but he can afford it."

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He gave Curran an IOU, and according to our information,

"He gave Curran an IOU, and according to our information,"

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Did the police find the book or the IOU on the body?

"Did the police find the book or the IOU on the body?"

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and helped himself to Curran's money.

"and helped himself to Curran's money."

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I hope so.

"I hope so."

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If we can come up with evidence that they have been,

"If we can come up with evidence that they have been,"

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You make it an essential part of the district attorney's case.

"You make it an essential part of the district attorney's case."

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This one? Yes, sir.

"This one? Yes, sir."

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The thumbprint of the defendant, taken at police headquarters.

"The thumbprint of the defendant, taken at police headquarters."

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TRAGG: Yes, sir, I would.

"TRAGG: Yes, sir, I would."

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elsewhere in the apartment?

"elsewhere in the apartment?"

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an end table.

"an end table."

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Which merely proves that he had been in the apartment.

"Which merely proves that he had been in the apartment."

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CLERK: Miss Linda Kennedy.

"CLERK: Miss Linda Kennedy."

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If it please the court, I feel that I'm entitled

"If it please the court, I feel that I'm entitled"

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Why did you and Mr. McCabe

"Why did you and Mr. McCabe"

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I'd been trying to see Frank for days.

"I'd been trying to see Frank for days."

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Mr. Curran had been avoiding you?

"Mr. Curran had been avoiding you?"

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you waited until 2:00 in the morning

"you waited until 2:00 in the morning"

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to ask Frank Curran to marry you?

"to ask Frank Curran to marry you?"

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I thought he was the most despicable man that ever lived.

"I thought he was the most despicable man that ever lived."

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( dramatic theme playing )

"( dramatic theme playing )"

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Hey, what's the idea?

"Hey, what's the idea?"

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Now, now, I didn't ask you how you ran your restaurant.

"Now, now, I didn't ask you how you ran your restaurant."

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And then about 1:00 we settled up.

"And then about 1:00 we settled up."

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And it was after that, as you previously testified,

"And it was after that, as you previously testified,"

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with the deceased, Frank Curran?

"with the deceased, Frank Curran?"

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PALMER: No, sir. I didn't.

"PALMER: No, sir. I didn't."

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BURGER: Did you hear anything else?

"BURGER: Did you hear anything else?"

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to get myself a beer.

"to get myself a beer."

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Well, maybe a few minutes before.

"Well, maybe a few minutes before."

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Standards vary, Mr. Palmer.

"Standards vary, Mr. Palmer."

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How much do you earn weekly?

"How much do you earn weekly?"

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No, but this week you did.

"No, but this week you did."

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Didn't Mr. Curran hold several of your IOU's?

"Didn't Mr. Curran hold several of your IOU's?"

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in a small leather notebook? Yes.

"in a small leather notebook? Yes."

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JUDGE: The witness may stand down.

"JUDGE: The witness may stand down."

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Well, we're gonna have to check again.

"Well, we're gonna have to check again."

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I don't want to embarrass you, Mr. McCabe--

"I don't want to embarrass you, Mr. McCabe--"

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Oh, that's quite all right.

"Oh, that's quite all right."

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Would you know any place that he kept his valuables?

"Would you know any place that he kept his valuables?"

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