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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Dubious Bridegroom (S02E02)

Let's look over there.

"Let's look over there."

Perry Mason (1957)

I may have lost a battle, but I've just begun to fight.

"I may have lost a battle, but I've just begun to fight."

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lovely figure, beautiful legs?

"lovely figure, beautiful legs?"

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E.C.

"E.C."

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by tricking the stockholders.

"by tricking the stockholders."

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Or better still, could you do it for me?

"Or better still, could you do it for me?"

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to stay on their guard.

"to stay on their guard."

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I'd be willing to spend almost anything

"I'd be willing to spend almost anything"

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Della, get ahold of Paul.

"Della, get ahold of Paul."

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You're a lucky man. You'll save yourself a lot of headaches.

"You're a lucky man. You'll save yourself a lot of headaches."

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Does he own the majority of the stock?

"Does he own the majority of the stock?"

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No, but he holds enough proxies to control it.

"No, but he holds enough proxies to control it."

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and let him run the show any way he wants.

"and let him run the show any way he wants."

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What's his official job?

"What's his official job?"

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Detective.

"Detective."

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Now, what am I expected to pay

"Now, what am I expected to pay"

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But I have no intention of being fair to Edward.

"But I have no intention of being fair to Edward."

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and to have my husband in control

"and to have my husband in control"

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seven, eight... ( phone rings )

"seven, eight... ( phone rings )"

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That's a third less than what we need.

"That's a third less than what we need."

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Why, Mr. Mason?

"Why, Mr. Mason?"

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do either of you gentlemen know a young lady

"do either of you gentlemen know a young lady"

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Tell Alberto my luggage is in the trunk,

"Tell Alberto my luggage is in the trunk,"

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I actually went to Mexico, established residence.

"I actually went to Mexico, established residence."

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As long as you stay here, you're legally man and wife

"As long as you stay here, you're legally man and wife"

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It sounds so sordid.

"It sounds so sordid."

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Darling, don't you know me by now?

"Darling, don't you know me by now?"

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Hello. Give me long distance, please.

"Hello. Give me long distance, please."

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Never mind, operator.

"Never mind, operator."

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( doorknob rattling )

"( doorknob rattling )"

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For your protection, I'll need to know exactly what happened.

"For your protection, I'll need to know exactly what happened."

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Then why worry about it?

"Then why worry about it?"

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Might be we'll explode it.

"Might be we'll explode it."

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Ed--

"Ed--"

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Until it was safe to leave,

"Until it was safe to leave,"

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My secretary?

"My secretary?"

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and they were waiting for us at the border.

"and they were waiting for us at the border."

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COVINGTON: The results?

"COVINGTON: The results?"

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HOLT: The L.A.P.D. notified us that the registered owner

"HOLT: The L.A.P.D. notified us that the registered owner"

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Do you solemnly swear to tell the truth,

"Do you solemnly swear to tell the truth,"

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That is Virginia Colfax.

"That is Virginia Colfax."

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Now, would you mind telling the court

"Now, would you mind telling the court"

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I was checking the files.

"I was checking the files."

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Tell us, Miss Colfax--

"Tell us, Miss Colfax--"

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Miss Bynum, were you authorized

"Miss Bynum, were you authorized"

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Then you admit you broke into the office?

"Then you admit you broke into the office?"

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I show you this photograph of the deceased.

"I show you this photograph of the deceased."

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When I heard the reception door open I--

"When I heard the reception door open I--"

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He'd found it on the terrace.

"He'd found it on the terrace."

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Mr. Denby came in with me.

"Mr. Denby came in with me."

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is the same as this gun

"is the same as this gun"

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that has been offered here in evidence?

"that has been offered here in evidence?"

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You wrote down the number?

"You wrote down the number?"

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I have a photographic memory for numbers.

"I have a photographic memory for numbers."

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No, no, no. No more questions. Your witness.

"No, no, no. No more questions. Your witness."

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where he was going.

"where he was going."

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Mm-hm. How'd he act?

"Mm-hm. How'd he act?"

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do you mean toward Coronado?

"do you mean toward Coronado?"

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Objection, Your Honor.

"Objection, Your Honor."

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Big trouble. Your client's been lying.

"Big trouble. Your client's been lying."

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Your Honor, if, uh, Mr. Mason wants time,

"Your Honor, if, uh, Mr. Mason wants time,"

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I didn't ask to adjourn, Your Honor,

"I didn't ask to adjourn, Your Honor,"

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however if Mr. Covington feels he needs an adjournment...

"however if Mr. Covington feels he needs an adjournment..."

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Two? Two.

"Two? Two."

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were there any other nice figures

"were there any other nice figures"

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Thank you, Filomena.

"Thank you, Filomena."

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She must have expected the surrender.

"She must have expected the surrender."

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She said it was none of my business.

"She said it was none of my business."

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Did Ed agree to that?

"Did Ed agree to that?"

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We left five minutes later.

"We left five minutes later."

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He was completely shaken.

"He was completely shaken."

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said Ed was driving alone.

"said Ed was driving alone."

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Now, when you got back to the hotel,

"Now, when you got back to the hotel,"

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and is it stipulated that the defendant is in court

"and is it stipulated that the defendant is in court"

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You will take the stand, please.

"You will take the stand, please."

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on the night of the murder?

"on the night of the murder?"

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and then take my car and drive to San Diego

"and then take my car and drive to San Diego"

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Perhaps your memory will serve you better

"Perhaps your memory will serve you better"

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You never used that name?

"You never used that name?"

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and I have no desire to entrap you,

"and I have no desire to entrap you,"

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Do you know the punishment for that?

"Do you know the punishment for that?"

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MASON: If Your Honor please,

"MASON: If Your Honor please,"

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on the night of June 14th?

"on the night of June 14th?"

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and call Edward Garvin at the Vista del Mar hotel?

"and call Edward Garvin at the Vista del Mar hotel?"

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Now, isn't it true that if Ethel Garvin had lived

"Now, isn't it true that if Ethel Garvin had lived"

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Then by the same token, he would have no motive

"Then by the same token, he would have no motive"

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Objection, Your Honor.

"Objection, Your Honor."

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on the part of the witness.

"on the part of the witness."

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JUDGE: Objection sustained.

"JUDGE: Objection sustained."

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I would say that you and Mr. Livesey were good friends.

"I would say that you and Mr. Livesey were good friends."

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to a telephone answering service?

"to a telephone answering service?"

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for one reason only.

"for one reason only."

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but the hotel lines were out of order.

"but the hotel lines were out of order."

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What does that prove?

"What does that prove?"

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In taking over control of the Ajax Corporation,

"In taking over control of the Ajax Corporation,"

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Am I, Mr. Denby?

"Am I, Mr. Denby?"

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When Mr. Livesey admitted

"When Mr. Livesey admitted"

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to use Della's name in calling Mr. Garvin.

"to use Della's name in calling Mr. Garvin."

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Fortunately, Mr. Denby did not know that.

"Fortunately, Mr. Denby did not know that."

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in trying to find her. Oh?

"in trying to find her. Oh?"

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( laughs )

"( laughs )"

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( noirish jazz theme playing )

"( noirish jazz theme playing )"

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( door slides open )

"( door slides open )"

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( mysterious theme playing )

"( mysterious theme playing )"

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Just a moment, please.

"Just a moment, please."

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Thank you.

"Thank you."

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All right, what happened to it?

"All right, what happened to it?"

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WOMAN: Oh, the flashlight?

"WOMAN: Oh, the flashlight?"

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Well, I dropped it over the side when you grabbed my arm.

"Well, I dropped it over the side when you grabbed my arm."

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What are you doing?

"What are you doing?"

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Calling the police.

"Calling the police."

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Oh, I'm Virginia Colfax.

"Oh, I'm Virginia Colfax."

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I work next door

"I work next door"

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in the Ajax Mining and Development Company.

"in the Ajax Mining and Development Company."

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You work at what?

"You work at what?"

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I'm Mr. Garvin's secretary.

"I'm Mr. Garvin's secretary."

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He asked me to come back tonight for some dictation.

"He asked me to come back tonight for some dictation."

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He said he might be late, and I should wait.

"He said he might be late, and I should wait."

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And you waited?

"And you waited?"

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It was very dull.

"It was very dull."

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