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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Jaded Joker (S02E02)

"I guess you, uh, didn't hear the doorbell."
Perry Mason (1957)
"I heard it."
Perry Mason (1957)
"You just didn't feel like answering, is that it?"
Perry Mason (1957)
"Like, I'm, uh, busy."
Perry Mason (1957)
"( sniffs )"
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"Drag?"
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"No."
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"I thought I smelled tea."
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"Small world, isn't it, baby?"
Perry Mason (1957)
"Did I?"
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"Shamus?"
Perry Mason (1957)
"Later for you, okay?"
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"Where's Mr. Ross?"
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"Why?"
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"Past me. I'm not, uh, civic-minded."
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"Mr. Ross's attorney is looking for him too,"
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"Perry Mason."
Perry Mason (1957)
"Would you mind telling him where Mr. Ross is?"
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"Look, man, you're buggin' me."
Perry Mason (1957)
"Why don't you split?"
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"Mr. Mason."
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"Who's your friend?"
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"Lieutenant Tragg of Homicide."
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"TRAGG: You Danny Ross?"
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"You know I am."
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"TRAGG: You Freddie Green?"
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"I am."
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"I've got a warrant for your arrest,"
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"( plays chord )"
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"Man, this is the wildest."
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"So I want you to handle Freddie's case,"
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"whatever it costs."
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"All right."
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"First off, we'll have to find out"
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"why Freddie's fingerprints were on the murder weapon: your gun."
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"Oh, that's easy."
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"I was foolin' around with it the other night,"
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"cleaning it, and he wanted to take a look at it,"
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"so I handed it to him."
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"What'd he do with it?"
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"Well, I don't know."
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"All I know is Freddie didn't kill Goff."
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"What makes you so sure?"
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"Well, I know. Freddie was with me all night."
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"Where were you?"
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"All night. You go and see Freddie."
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"He'll tell you the same thing."
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"I will."
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"Just get him off, Mr. Mason."
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"He sure goes all out for his friends, doesn't he?"
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"Maybe too far."
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"were able to check Freddie's fingerprints so quickly?"
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"That was no problem. Freddie's got a record."
Perry Mason (1957)
"Petty stuff, nothing recent."
Perry Mason (1957)
"It goes back a long time,"
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"before he latched on to Danny Ross."
Perry Mason (1957)
"What do you mean by "latched on"?"
Perry Mason (1957)
"I don't know yet."
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"One day, he's picking up pennies,"
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"doing two-bit errands for any guy"
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"that's got two bits in his pocket."
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"The next day, he's living in luxury at Ross's expense."
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"About that gun."
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"There were no other fingerprints on it?"
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"Nope."
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"That's all Burger has?"
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"Well, let's say that's all my informant"
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"was able to get."
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"All right, Paul."
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"I'd like you to check every restaurant, nightclub"
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"and bar where Ross, Freddie and Buzzie are known."
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"See if they were there separately."
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"Well, we covered the town."
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"Freddie was at Sammy Gleck's place"
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"the night of the murder,"
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"and he was carrying a gun."
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"You sure?"
Perry Mason (1957)
"The waiter saw it sticking out of his pocket"
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"while he was sittin' at the bar."
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"Says he's never known Freddie to carry a gun before."
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"Buzzie?"
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"Buzzie was at the Purple Wall."
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"And he was there again last night"
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"with some weird-looking chick."
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"What's the Purple Wall?"
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"It's a beat joint."
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"No liquor, no life, no laughs."
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"They just sit around hating themselves."
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"Ross?"
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"None of the places we hit."
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"Well, try some more tonight."
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"Oh, Sheila Hayes."
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"She lives at, uh,"
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"She drives a 1958 300 SLR,"
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"which sells for $13,000."
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"How do you know it belongs to her?"
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"Registration slip."
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"Got her name in the joint, followed her home."
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"Name and address check out."
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"Mm."
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"Oh, don't mind me."
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"Who are you?"
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"I'm, um, Sheila Hayes."
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"I, uh, own all of this."
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"You what?"
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"The furniture,"
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"the, um, pictures,"
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"um, that."
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"The whole business."
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"Including..."
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"the Bryant-Hallsy contract."
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"I don't wish to appear rude, Miss Hayes,"
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"but if I were you,"
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"I'd take this matter up with my lawyer."
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"Oh, but I have."
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"I've paid for everything here,"
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"and I have the canceled checks to prove it."
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"Niles is leaving here,"
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"and he's taking his show with him."
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"I don't think so."
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