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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Buried Clock (S02E02)

Well, goodnight.

"Well, goodnight."

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I thought you were coming straight from the bank.

"I thought you were coming straight from the bank."

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but there's something else I gotta do right now.

"but there's something else I gotta do right now."

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Kind of a confession to make.

"Kind of a confession to make."

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so I thought, why be a piker?

"so I thought, why be a piker?"

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through a mess like this.

"through a mess like this."

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I'm just about ready to explode.

"I'm just about ready to explode."

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and not prosecute.

"and not prosecute."

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( phone ringing )

"( phone ringing )"

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Yeah?

"Yeah?"

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Yeah, we can talk about it.

"Yeah, we can talk about it."

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( ominous theme playing )

"( ominous theme playing )"

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One of them just called and said they lost him.

"One of them just called and said they lost him."

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Hardisty went through a signal just as the light was changing,

"Hardisty went through a signal just as the light was changing,"

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And you haven't been able to pick up any trace of him since?

"And you haven't been able to pick up any trace of him since?"

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No luck there either.

"No luck there either."

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Hm.

"Hm."

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He's dead.

"He's dead."

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No sign of a gun around here.

"No sign of a gun around here."

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Well, you didn't call us then.

"Well, you didn't call us then."

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Your name is certainly familiar to me, Mr. Beaton.

"Your name is certainly familiar to me, Mr. Beaton."

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Uh, wildlife, I believe.

"Uh, wildlife, I believe."

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Hello, Miss Street. --and Mr. Perry Mason, Phil.

"Hello, Miss Street. --and Mr. Perry Mason, Phil."

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Didn't Jean come with you?

"Didn't Jean come with you?"

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Uh, Mr. Beaton was just telling us

"Uh, Mr. Beaton was just telling us"

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I'm afraid I spoiled one of your pictures.

"I'm afraid I spoiled one of your pictures."

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Now, come along, dear.

"Now, come along, dear."

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let you go so easily.

"let you go so easily."

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But outside of that,

"But outside of that,"

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( sighs )

"( sighs )"

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Rod Beaton and Phil got us started,

"Rod Beaton and Phil got us started,"

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When did you first miss it?

"When did you first miss it?"

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about that gun, even if he doesn't find it?

"about that gun, even if he doesn't find it?"

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Well, I...

"Well, I..."

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How did you know he'd be there?

"How did you know he'd be there?"

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What I told you earlier--

"What I told you earlier--"

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That is, well, I don't actually own a gun,

"That is, well, I don't actually own a gun,"

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but I did have one in the car.

"but I did have one in the car."

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Yes.

"Yes."

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and pretended to get real mad,

"and pretended to get real mad,"

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So I turned around again

"So I turned around again"

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and looked for this pistol, it was gone.

"and looked for this pistol, it was gone."

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But Dad couldn't possibly have done it.

"But Dad couldn't possibly have done it."

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to the district attorney.

"to the district attorney."

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Listen to me, Sue.

"Listen to me, Sue."

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I assure you it will go no further.

"I assure you it will go no further."

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for a long time now, there's...

"for a long time now, there's..."

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that was the district attorney on the phone.

"that was the district attorney on the phone."

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Yes, but the district attorney had another angle on that, Paul.

"Yes, but the district attorney had another angle on that, Paul."

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who knew Hardisty had the money.

"who knew Hardisty had the money."

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Well, it'll give us a motive

"Well, it'll give us a motive"

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who had the opportunity.

"who had the opportunity."

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Except for your client and his daughter, you mean.

"Except for your client and his daughter, you mean."

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MAN: Good morning, Mr. Mason.

"MAN: Good morning, Mr. Mason."

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Good to see you again, Mr. Hale.

"Good to see you again, Mr. Hale."

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Scopolamine.

"Scopolamine."

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Will you please describe the nature

"Will you please describe the nature"

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Well, it, uh...

"Well, it, uh..."

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submerges certain inhibitory areas of the brain

"submerges certain inhibitory areas of the brain"

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Might it be used as sort of a truth serum?

"Might it be used as sort of a truth serum?"

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Oh, 20 to 30 minutes.

"Oh, 20 to 30 minutes."

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Waiting one hour and 31 minutes,

"Waiting one hour and 31 minutes,"

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Did they find anything significant?

"Did they find anything significant?"

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That's right.

"That's right."

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did they show any traces of whiskey?

"did they show any traces of whiskey?"

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Dr. Blane's.

"Dr. Blane's."

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And you knew, of course. Anyone else know?

"And you knew, of course. Anyone else know?"

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Oh, well, yes, I did.

"Oh, well, yes, I did."

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did you know about the money Dr. Blane said had been stolen?

"did you know about the money Dr. Blane said had been stolen?"

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Did you see or talk to anyone who can confirm this?

"Did you see or talk to anyone who can confirm this?"

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to see if anyone wanted to play bridge.

"to see if anyone wanted to play bridge."

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Thank you. That's all.

"Thank you. That's all."

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You may step down, Miss Strague.

"You may step down, Miss Strague."

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has questioned Miss Strague's account of her whereabouts

"has questioned Miss Strague's account of her whereabouts"

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But I noticed a strange car outside,

"But I noticed a strange car outside,"

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when you went over to Dr. Blane's the first time?

"when you went over to Dr. Blane's the first time?"

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Yes, sir.

"Yes, sir."

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Was there any mention made of this when you went back

"Was there any mention made of this when you went back"

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to Dr. Blane's later in the evening?

"to Dr. Blane's later in the evening?"

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Yes, I told Rod about it.

"Yes, I told Rod about it."

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Was there anyone else present when you told Mr. Beaton

"Was there anyone else present when you told Mr. Beaton"

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for self-serving declaration, that question is objected to.

"for self-serving declaration, that question is objected to."

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since I was there myself, I withdraw the objection.

"since I was there myself, I withdraw the objection."

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Thank you, Mr. Mason.

"Thank you, Mr. Mason."

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Yes, sir. Sue-- Mrs. Hardisty.

"Yes, sir. Sue-- Mrs. Hardisty."

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and his secretary, Miss Street.

"and his secretary, Miss Street."

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and ask, do you recognize it?

"and ask, do you recognize it?"

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Why, that's me.

"Why, that's me."

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I will later present testimony identifying it positively

"I will later present testimony identifying it positively"

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and tying it in as to exact time and place.

"and tying it in as to exact time and place."

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He said he was.

"He said he was."

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Mr. Drake, did the defendant say he had not called the police?

"Mr. Drake, did the defendant say he had not called the police?"

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that he'd been at the Hardisty house only five minutes,

"that he'd been at the Hardisty house only five minutes,"

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did you make any effort to determine the accuracy

"did you make any effort to determine the accuracy"

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lifted it, sniffed the air in the engine compartment,

"lifted it, sniffed the air in the engine compartment,"

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Eight or nine minutes,

"Eight or nine minutes,"

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Yes.

"Yes."

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Yes.

"Yes."

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between 5:05 and 5:20 on that day.

"between 5:05 and 5:20 on that day."

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If he did, I'd like to find out if there's any mail in that box.

"If he did, I'd like to find out if there's any mail in that box."

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All right, I'll get right on it.

"All right, I'll get right on it."

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and have time for it to take effect,

"and have time for it to take effect,"

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he had to be home no later than 7?

"he had to be home no later than 7?"

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Actually, he'd moved it after that.

"Actually, he'd moved it after that."

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But they killed him,

"But they killed him,"

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Not a bit closer. Come on, Della.

"Not a bit closer. Come on, Della."

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watching for a photoflash, as you described?

"watching for a photoflash, as you described?"

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I see.

"I see."

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Yes, it is.

"Yes, it is."

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the night of the murder?

"the night of the murder?"

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From, uh, 6 until nearly 10.

"From, uh, 6 until nearly 10."

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Did you see anyone or talk to anyone at that time

"Did you see anyone or talk to anyone at that time"

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Well, no, um...

"Well, no, um..."

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Well, nothing unusual. Clear enough.

"Well, nothing unusual. Clear enough."

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Perry, your hunch was right.

"Perry, your hunch was right."

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addressed simply to the box number.

"addressed simply to the box number."

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Then I re-cock the shutter,

"Then I re-cock the shutter,"

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with the lens practically wide open.

"with the lens practically wide open."

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Yes, I usually shoot at f4. The lens is 3.5.

"Yes, I usually shoot at f4. The lens is 3.5."

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Very well.

"Very well."

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