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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Calendar Girl (S02E02)

Her name?

"Her name?"

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I don't know.

"I don't know."

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Address?

"Address?"

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I don't know that either.

"I don't know that either."

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Last night around 9:00, she was involved in an accident

"Last night around 9:00, she was involved in an accident"

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Happened right outside the Borden estate in Vista Mesa.

"Happened right outside the Borden estate in Vista Mesa."

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Wait a minute.

"Wait a minute."

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I just heard it on the car radio this morning

"I just heard it on the car radio this morning"

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that, uh, Wilfred Borden was murdered last night.

"that, uh, Wilfred Borden was murdered last night."

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Where? What time last night?

"Where? What time last night?"

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It was only a flash.

"It was only a flash."

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It just came over the wire,

"It just came over the wire,"

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but I can more details around headquarters.

"but I can more details around headquarters."

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She may have been driving a stolen car,

"She may have been driving a stolen car,"

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and she gave our client the name of Beatrice Cornell.

"and she gave our client the name of Beatrice Cornell."

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He dropped her off at the Dorman Apartments on Rossmore.

"He dropped her off at the Dorman Apartments on Rossmore."

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About what time would that have been?

"About what time would that have been?"

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I figure about a quarter of 10.

"I figure about a quarter of 10."

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She might've called a cab the minute your client left.

"She might've called a cab the minute your client left."

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I'll check it out.

"I'll check it out."

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Uh, if I draw a blank,

"Uh, if I draw a blank,"

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No, I'll be working on that one.

"No, I'll be working on that one."

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Have him wait here in the office till I get back.

"Have him wait here in the office till I get back."

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Right.

"Right."

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Bye.

"Bye."

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( ominous theme playing )

"( ominous theme playing )"

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Look, Mr. Mason, I know a dozen young women.

"Look, Mr. Mason, I know a dozen young women."

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Any one of them could've used my name and address.

"Any one of them could've used my name and address."

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Good-looking, light hair, long, shapely legs?

"Good-looking, light hair, long, shapely legs?"

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They've all got long, shapely legs.

"They've all got long, shapely legs."

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They're photographers' models.

"They're photographers' models."

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I represent them.

"I represent them."

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Between that and my telephone answering service,

"Between that and my telephone answering service,"

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Photographers' models? They work for amateurs?

"Photographers' models? They work for amateurs?"

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Which one?

"Which one?"

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One whom I believe was in an accident last night

"One whom I believe was in an accident last night"

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at the Borden estate,

"at the Borden estate,"

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around the time Mr. Borden was murdered.

"around the time Mr. Borden was murdered."

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Mr. Borden, murdered?

"Mr. Borden, murdered?"

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Did you know him? Well, he's--

"Did you know him? Well, he's--"

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Sometimes he got models through me.

"Sometimes he got models through me."

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Recently?

"Recently?"

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No, not for several months.

"No, not for several months."

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for some special kind of calendar pinups.

"for some special kind of calendar pinups."

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Now that's what I'll want: pinups.

"Now that's what I'll want: pinups."

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Do you have any photographs of those models?

"Do you have any photographs of those models?"

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I assume you know what you're looking for?

"I assume you know what you're looking for?"

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Yes, I do.

"Yes, I do."

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I'd like you to get in touch with all your models

"I'd like you to get in touch with all your models"

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might not be able to pose in a bikini.

"might not be able to pose in a bikini."

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CORNELL: Well, what good will that do?

"CORNELL: Well, what good will that do?"

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All right. I'll call them.

"All right. I'll call them."

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Here's my address.

"Here's my address."

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I'll be waiting for them.

"I'll be waiting for them."

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( suspenseful theme playing )

"( suspenseful theme playing )"

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WOMAN: Well, if you're looking for bruises, Mr. Mason,

"WOMAN: Well, if you're looking for bruises, Mr. Mason,"

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I'm afraid it wouldn't work, Miss Drew.

"I'm afraid it wouldn't work, Miss Drew."

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I need the real thing.

"I need the real thing."

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Well, there's always another time.

"Well, there's always another time."

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This should cover your inconvenience.

"This should cover your inconvenience."

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Thank you, Mr. Mason.

"Thank you, Mr. Mason."

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You're welcome.

"You're welcome."

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Goodbye, Miss Drew. Goodbye.

"Goodbye, Miss Drew. Goodbye."

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Oh, hi, Dawn. Hi, Patti.

"Oh, hi, Dawn. Hi, Patti."

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I'm Dawn Manning. Miss Cornell sent me.

"I'm Dawn Manning. Miss Cornell sent me."

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Come in, Miss Manning.

"Come in, Miss Manning."

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Uh, Mr. Mason, I don't want any misunderstanding.

"Uh, Mr. Mason, I don't want any misunderstanding."

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My legs are not at their best right now.

"My legs are not at their best right now."

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I was in an accident last night,

"I was in an accident last night,"

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and I'm all bruised and skinned.

"and I'm all bruised and skinned."

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Badly?

"Badly?"

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Well...

"Well..."

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I hope we can wait a few days.

"I hope we can wait a few days."

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Well, as a matter of fact, Miss Manning,

"Well, as a matter of fact, Miss Manning,"

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I'm interested in the bruises.

"I'm interested in the bruises."

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They were caused by an automobile accident

"They were caused by an automobile accident"

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What is this?

"What is this?"

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Miss Cornell said this was a legitimate posing job.

"Miss Cornell said this was a legitimate posing job."

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It is.

"It is."

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at the regular rates.

"at the regular rates."

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Well, what's this bit about an accident?

"Well, what's this bit about an accident?"

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Well, I'm an attorney

"Well, I'm an attorney"

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representing a man involved in the accident.

"representing a man involved in the accident."

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Here, sit down.

"Here, sit down."

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The accident happened outside

"The accident happened outside"

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the Borden estate, didn't it?

"the Borden estate, didn't it?"

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Yes.

"Yes."

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Were you driving alone?

"Were you driving alone?"

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No, I wasn't driving at all.

"No, I wasn't driving at all."

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Another woman was driving.

"Another woman was driving."

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Oh? Who?

"Oh? Who?"

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I don't know.

"I don't know."

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I was leaving a studio party in Vista Mesa,

"I was leaving a studio party in Vista Mesa,"

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and when I went downstairs,

"and when I went downstairs,"

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this woman offered me a lift.

"this woman offered me a lift."

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You'd never seen her before?

"You'd never seen her before?"

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No, and that's funny too,

"No, and that's funny too,"

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because she seemed to know who I was.

"because she seemed to know who I was."

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At least, she knew my name

"At least, she knew my name"

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and that I had been married to Frank Fettridge.

"and that I had been married to Frank Fettridge."

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He works for Wilfred Borden.

"He works for Wilfred Borden."

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How do you mean you had been married?

"How do you mean you had been married?"

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Well, let's say we're getting a divorce.

"Well, let's say we're getting a divorce."

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Would you tell me how the accident happened?

"Would you tell me how the accident happened?"

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Well, we were driving along,

"Well, we were driving along,"

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and she asked if I would mind

"and she asked if I would mind"

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if she stopped off to see a friend very briefly.

"if she stopped off to see a friend very briefly."

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Then she mentioned very casually

"Then she mentioned very casually"

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that she understood my divorce from Frank

"that she understood my divorce from Frank"

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had never gone through.

"had never gone through."

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And at that moment,

"And at that moment,"

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she started to swing into Wilfred Borden's driveway.

"she started to swing into Wilfred Borden's driveway."

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I sensed a trap and grabbed at the wheel.

"I sensed a trap and grabbed at the wheel."

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Another car was coming out of the gate,

"Another car was coming out of the gate,"

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and, well, the cars hit.

"and, well, the cars hit."

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And the car I was in skidded around

"And the car I was in skidded around"

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and went into the hedges.

"and went into the hedges."

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And then?

"And then?"

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And then I don't know.

"And then I don't know."

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I passed out.

"I passed out."

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