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

( sighs )

"( sighs )"

Perry Mason (1957)

Come on.

"Come on."

Perry Mason (1957)

( engine turns over )

"( engine turns over )"

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( mellow jazz theme playing )

"( mellow jazz theme playing )"

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( screams )

"( screams )"

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( dramatic theme playing )

"( dramatic theme playing )"

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Eileen, honey, don't be mad.

"Eileen, honey, don't be mad."

Perry Mason (1957)

You better finish your lunch, Danny, you'll be late for class.

"You better finish your lunch, Danny, you'll be late for class."

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Now, come on, you've got to listen to me.

"Now, come on, you've got to listen to me."

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( doorbell rings )

"( doorbell rings )"

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Mrs. Harrison? Yes.

"Mrs. Harrison? Yes."

Perry Mason (1957)

My name is Tragg, Lieutenant Tragg.

"My name is Tragg, Lieutenant Tragg."

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HARRISON: Is anything wrong?

"HARRISON: Is anything wrong?"

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You Daniel Harrison?

"You Daniel Harrison?"

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Yes, I am.

"Yes, I am."

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Wonder if you'd mind answering me a few questions?

"Wonder if you'd mind answering me a few questions?"

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Well, I'm late for work now, officer.

"Well, I'm late for work now, officer."

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You see, I'm a school teacher.

"You see, I'm a school teacher."

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Yes, I know, I know. You, uh--

"Yes, I know, I know. You, uh--"

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You also work nights at Luke's place.

"You also work nights at Luke's place."

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I think you teachers call it, uh...

"I think you teachers call it, uh..."

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moonlighting.

"moonlighting."

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You own a gun?

"You own a gun?"

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Just answer my question, if you don't mind.

"Just answer my question, if you don't mind."

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Do you own a gun? No, I don't.

"Do you own a gun? No, I don't."

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You pawned one yesterday afternoon.

"You pawned one yesterday afternoon."

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I, um...

"I, um..."

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I needed money.

"I needed money."

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Why did you say you didn't own a gun?

"Why did you say you didn't own a gun?"

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Because I don't own a gun.

"Because I don't own a gun."

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As you said, I pawned it yesterday.

"As you said, I pawned it yesterday."

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Now, it's not necessary to lose your temper.

"Now, it's not necessary to lose your temper."

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I'm not losing my temper, sir.

"I'm not losing my temper, sir."

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How well do you know Frank Curran?

"How well do you know Frank Curran?"

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He was murdered last night.

"He was murdered last night."

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( quietly ): Murdered?

"( quietly ): Murdered?"

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I--

"I--"

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You could take my word for it.

"You could take my word for it."

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You were the last one to see him alive.

"You were the last one to see him alive."

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Well? Weren't you?

"Well? Weren't you?"

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You took him home last night.

"You took him home last night."

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Well, he was all right when I left him.

"Well, he was all right when I left him."

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I think you better come with me.

"I think you better come with me."

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No! No, you can't do this.

"No! No, you can't do this."

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That's all right, honey. Oh, Danny!

"That's all right, honey. Oh, Danny!"

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Now, don't worry, baby. Baby, please, now.

"Now, don't worry, baby. Baby, please, now."

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Look, I'll take care of this thing in no time.

"Look, I'll take care of this thing in no time."

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Just call the school,

"Just call the school,"

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Okay?

"Okay?"

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( somber theme playing )

"( somber theme playing )"

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Dan--

"Dan--"

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( sobbing )

"( sobbing )"

Perry Mason (1957)

Drink your milk, sweetheart.

"Drink your milk, sweetheart."

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( dramatic theme playing )

"( dramatic theme playing )"

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( door opens, closes )

"( door opens, closes )"

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Hello, Danny.

"Hello, Danny."

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How do you feel?

"How do you feel?"

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Have a cigarette?

"Have a cigarette?"

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How do you think I feel?

"How do you think I feel?"

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How would you feel if they dragged you down here,

"How would you feel if they dragged you down here,"

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Do you know what the doctor says?

"Do you know what the doctor says?"

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In a couple years, that leg is gonna be as good as new.

"In a couple years, that leg is gonna be as good as new."

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Eileen doesn't think that I--

"Eileen doesn't think that I--"

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That I did this?

"That I did this?"

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Of course not.

"Of course not."

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Come on, let's get to work.

"Come on, let's get to work."

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Tell me,

"Tell me,"

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why did you offer to drive Frank Curran home last night?

"why did you offer to drive Frank Curran home last night?"

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He was drunk, and Luke was gonna call the police.

"He was drunk, and Luke was gonna call the police."

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The police say Curran was robbed.

"The police say Curran was robbed."

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Apparently he had over $2,000 in cash on him.

"Apparently he had over $2,000 in cash on him."

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Did you know that?

"Did you know that?"

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Are you sure that wasn't your reason for volunteering?

"Are you sure that wasn't your reason for volunteering?"

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Well, you needed money badly.

"Well, you needed money badly."

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Danny, I'm just trying to determine the facts.

"Danny, I'm just trying to determine the facts."

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I could've just helped myself.

"I could've just helped myself."

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Supposing he saw you helping yourself,

"Supposing he saw you helping yourself,"

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and tried to call for assistance?

"and tried to call for assistance?"

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Is that what you think happened?

"Is that what you think happened?"

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That's what the police think.

"That's what the police think."

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All right, let's start from the beginning,

"All right, let's start from the beginning,"

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from the time you parked your car

"from the time you parked your car"

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in the rear of his apartment building.

"in the rear of his apartment building."

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Did you notice anyone around?

"Did you notice anyone around?"

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Go on.

"Go on."

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Well, I-- I managed to get Frank into the elevator

"Well, I-- I managed to get Frank into the elevator"

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and up to the fifth floor.

"and up to the fifth floor."

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I guess we made some noise,

"I guess we made some noise,"

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because a fella came out from across the hall

"because a fella came out from across the hall"

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So, you let yourself into his apartment?

"So, you let yourself into his apartment?"

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Yeah. And then?

"Yeah. And then?"

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Well, as soon as we got in the room,

"Well, as soon as we got in the room,"

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Frank broke away from me,

"Frank broke away from me,"

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stumbled across the room and fell on the sofa.

"stumbled across the room and fell on the sofa."

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I figured I might as well leave him there.

"I figured I might as well leave him there."

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Did you undress him?

"Did you undress him?"

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No, I loosened his collar and took off his shoes.

"No, I loosened his collar and took off his shoes."

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Maybe he sobered up.

"Maybe he sobered up."

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All I know is that I left him on the sofa.

"All I know is that I left him on the sofa."

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Anything else to tell me? No.

"Anything else to tell me? No."

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Now, think about it for a moment.

"Now, think about it for a moment."

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Well, I...

"Well, I..."

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I remember he-- He stumbled when he--

"I remember he-- He stumbled when he--"

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When he fell on the sofa,

"When he fell on the sofa,"

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and knocked over an end table.

"and knocked over an end table."

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What was on the end table?

"What was on the end table?"

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Oh, just some books and magazines.

"Oh, just some books and magazines."

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I...

"I..."

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picked them up, put 'em back.

"picked them up, put 'em back."

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Did you pick up anything else?

"Did you pick up anything else?"

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What about a bronze bookend?

"What about a bronze bookend?"

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Yeah, I forgot about that.

"Yeah, I forgot about that."

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There were a pair of 'em on the table.

"There were a pair of 'em on the table."

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I-- I picked them up and put them back.

"I-- I picked them up and put them back."

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Well, no, I-- I didn't think of it till now.

"Well, no, I-- I didn't think of it till now."

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What difference does that make?

"What difference does that make?"

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Quite a lot, Danny.

"Quite a lot, Danny."

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One of those bookends was the murder weapon.

"One of those bookends was the murder weapon."

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( dramatic theme playing )

"( dramatic theme playing )"

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"Address: 1417 Chetley.

""Address: 1417 Chetley."

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