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

"I went out on the terrace"
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"to look at the stars."
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"There, um, aren't any stars visible tonight."
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"I was on my way back in when I saw the door opening."
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"But it wasn't Mr. Garvin."
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"Mrs. Garvin?"
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"However did you know?"
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"The important thing is: how did she know?"
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"She's the jealous type."
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"So discretion forced you to leave by the terrace?"
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"It was the only way I could get to my car."
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"And naturally, you needed a gun for protection?"
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"It was a flashlight."
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"All right, Miss Colfax."
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"We'll try to find your flashlight."
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"Then I'll take you to your car."
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"You're really very kind."
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"Oh, I..."
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"What's wrong?"
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"Stop it! Stop it! Leave me alone!"
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"Hey! Hey! Easy now!"
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"Hurry, driver! MASON: Stop that cab!"
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"Why, Mr. Mason..."
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"Evening, George."
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"DELLA: Good morning, Perry. Morning."
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"You look tired."
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"Worked late last night."
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"What's all this?"
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""What prominent lawyer got out of line"
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""with a beautiful blond in front of his office last night?"
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""And why did the B.B. sprint to the nearest taxi"
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""for a fast exit?"
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""Considering the clues,"
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"even we could solve this mystery.""
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"May I remind that you may stand on the 5th Amendment."
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"Now, I want to-- ( rings )"
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"Yes, Gertie?"
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"A Mr. Ed Garvin to see you."
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"Yes, Gertie?"
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"I'd like to see Mr. Garvin right away."
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"Mr. Garvin."
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"Thank you."
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"Mr. Mason."
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"Mr. Garvin."
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"This is rather, uh, a delicate matter."
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"We're accustomed to delicate matters."
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"It concerns my ex-wife."
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"About 5'8", blond,"
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"You're describing Lorrie."
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"Lorrie? My present wife."
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"What did, uh,"
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"you and the present Mrs. Garvin do last night?"
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"Why, we went for a drive by the ocean."
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"What's this all about?"
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"I was going to ask you the same question."
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"Sit down, won't you?"
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"Thank you."
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"Your secretary, Virginia Colfax,"
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"tried to use my terrace as an exit last night."
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"She claimed that she'd been trapped"
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"in your office by your wife."
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"If this is a personal matter,"
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"then it's none of my business."
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"But if it's something else,"
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"I think you should know about it."
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"I see."
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"Well, first, my secretary's name is Katie Miller."
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"She's nearly 50,"
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"she's been with me for ten years,"
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"and I love her like a brother."
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"Second, if you're suggesting"
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"any after-hours shenanigans,"
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"I've been married exactly 15 days"
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"to the most beautiful,"
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"the most wonderful woman in the world."
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"Then you would have no idea"
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"what this Virginia Colfax was doing in your office?"
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"No, however, she may be tied in"
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"with what I came to see you about."
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"Yesterday, one of our stockholders"
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"came into the office to see George Denby."
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"Who's Denby?"
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"Secretary/treasurer of our corporation."
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"The stockholder was rather puzzled"
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"at having received a second proxy card"
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"to the next, uh, stockholders' meeting."
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"He had signed one about a month ago"
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"and wanted to know why he had to sign another."
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"Why did he?"
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"The point is he didn't."
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"I already had his proxy."
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"Here's the second card he received."
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"You will notice that it authorizes E.C. Garvin"
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"to vote his stock at the meeting,"
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"but the return address on that card"
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"is not our office address."
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"It's a post-office box we never even heard of."
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"What are your initials, Mr. Garvin?"
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"According to this, the holder of Stock Certificate 12-96"
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"is also E.C. Garvin."
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"Is that you?"
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"No, those stocks belong to my ex-wife, Ethel Garvin."
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"Her middle initial is C?"
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"For Carter, her maiden name."
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"The stockholders think they're sending"
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"those proxies to you at that post-office box."
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"Obviously, your ex-wife is acquiring proxies"
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"Why?"
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"to break me, if she can."
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"Again, why?"
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"Hatred, greed."
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"I think she cares more for money than anything in life."
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"I gave her $50,000,"
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"plus half my stock in the company"
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"and our beach house at Coronado for the divorce."
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"Evidently, she wants more."
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"How do I stop her, Mr. Mason?"
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"Quite simply."
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"We would notify all the stockholders"
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"We would also ask those who signed her proxies"
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