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

"with the bank examiners coming in,"
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"( chuckles )"
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"So this afternoon I kinda swept the cupboard clean."
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"Now, look, doc, don't get upset."
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"Nobody knows about it yet."
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"If you're half-way reasonable,"
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"I think maybe we can make some kind of an arrangement."
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"Okay?"
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"And I'm sure you wouldn't wanna drag Sue"
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"( ominous theme playing )"
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"After reviewing your letter of the ninth,"
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"I'm sure that this is a reasonable solution"
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"to the problem, and that the matter"
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"can be settled amicably and out of court."
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"( phone rings )"
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"Yours sincerely."
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"Yes, Gertie."
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"Dr. Blane, of Bear Lake Valley."
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"Put him on, Gertie."
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"Good morning, doctor. How are you?"
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"Well, right at this minute, Perry,"
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"What's wrong?"
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"Oh! It's that son-in-law of mine, Jack Hardisty."
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"He never was any good to begin with,"
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"and now what's happened, well,"
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"h-he's stolen some money from the bank"
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"where I got him the job."
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"How did you find out about it?"
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"He told me and laughed."
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"Oh, he knows I guaranteed his bond,"
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"so he made me a proposition."
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"He said he'd return 75,000 if I'd make up the rest"
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"Well, that's just plain blackmail."
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"Has he been arrested?"
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"No, not yet."
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"I'd like to get this straightened out"
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"without any publicity."
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"Look, didn't you tell me once that there was a very good"
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"private detective agency that did all your work?"
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"Yes, the Paul Drake Agency."
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"Would you like Paul to get in touch with you?"
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"I certainly would."
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"All right, you'll hear from him shortly."
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"I think I'll take a little trip up there too."
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"Blackmail can be a pretty nasty business."
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"Too many cases end in serious trouble."
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"Quite a house this Hardisty has."
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"Must be a lot of rich people in this Sierra City."
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"I can't see much of it from here."
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"Why don't you check the layout."
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"I'll stand by."
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"Okay."
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"( light jazz music playing over stereo )"
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"Ah."
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"Hello?"
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"Yeah?"
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"Oh?"
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"Where'd you get that idea?"
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"When?"
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"Yeah. I'll be alone."
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"Okay, I'll be there."
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"( car engine starts )"
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"Hi, Perry, Della."
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"Well, where's the welcoming committee?"
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"Dr. Blane inside? No, he's not."
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"Sue either, for that matter."
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"I got here about ten minutes ago,"
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"and the housekeeper told me Dr. Blane left"
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"about, oh, five minutes before that."
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"Well, at least we can go on inside."
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"Uh, just a second, before you go in."
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"I've run into some trouble."
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"What is it?"
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"Well, I had two men tailing Hardisty."
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"Oh? When was this?"
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"A little past 5."
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"so my men had to go through on the red."
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"Might know, there was a cop right there to pinch 'em."
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"Where'd it happen?"
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"Los Angeles, near Union Station."
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"They figured Hardisty might be about to skip out,"
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"but Faulkner checked all the trains."
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"No sign of him."
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"Well, um, what about his car?"
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"They checked all the auto parks at Union Station."
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"You know how many of those there are."
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"I know."
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"When Hardisty left his house,"
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"was he carrying anything that could have been the money?"
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"Well, my man couldn't see him too clearly,"
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"so it's possible he could have put something in the car."
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"It isn't a very likely place to hide $100,000."
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"What were you planning to do?"
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"Well, I was going to Sierra City"
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"in case Hardisty decided to come back home."
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"He, uh, hasn't had time to make it yet,"
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"but he will have long before I can get there."
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"All right, Paul."
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"Della and I'll be here."
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"We'll take any message your men may call back."
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"Fine. See you later."
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"( ominous theme playing )"
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"Who are you?"
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"Oh. I'm Dr. Blane."
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"Look-- Look what's happened."
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"I am."
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"DR. BLANE: It's Jack."
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"Yeah, so I see."
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"How did it happen?"
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"Well, I don't know."
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"I-I-I just got here about five minutes ago,"
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"a-and there he was."
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"Have you called the police?"
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"No."
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"W-well I was looking for the money."
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"You gonna call 'em?"
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"You should have already, doctor."
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"Believe me, we have no other choice."
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"No."
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"No, of course not."
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