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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Jilted Jockey (S02E02)

We needed the money so badly.

"We needed the money so badly."

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unless he threw the race?

"unless he threw the race?"

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Why, no, Mr. Mason.

"Why, no, Mr. Mason."

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Did Tic say that?

"Did Tic say that?"

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Was he? Did you know he was married?

"Was he? Did you know he was married?"

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Was I supposed to?

"Was I supposed to?"

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that Johnny Starr and I might have been in love?

"that Johnny Starr and I might have been in love?"

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And that because he was married and didn't tell me,

"And that because he was married and didn't tell me,"

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I might have had a reason to kill him?

"I might have had a reason to kill him?"

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Mightn't you?

"Mightn't you?"

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That's ridiculous.

"That's ridiculous."

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What else did you tell the police?

"What else did you tell the police?"

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Nothing, really, Mr. Mason.

"Nothing, really, Mr. Mason."

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The police issued a warrant for Barton's arrest.

"The police issued a warrant for Barton's arrest."

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They found an eyewitness who identifies him

"They found an eyewitness who identifies him"

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as being on the scene of the crime.

"as being on the scene of the crime."

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Barton's fingerprints were found on the door panel

"Barton's fingerprints were found on the door panel"

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and in the murder room.

"and in the murder room."

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What about the murder weapon?

"What about the murder weapon?"

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Tic Barton's, registered in his name.

"Tic Barton's, registered in his name."

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They've got a pretty good case.

"They've got a pretty good case."

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Tic's wife and Johnny Starr were very chummy.

"Tic's wife and Johnny Starr were very chummy."

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There's a rumor that Tic may have pulled his mount,

"There's a rumor that Tic may have pulled his mount,"

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and Starr reneged on the payoff.

"and Starr reneged on the payoff."

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Rumor?

"Rumor?"

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Yeah, it's flying around the homicide offices.

"Yeah, it's flying around the homicide offices."

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Where'd it start, Gloria Barton?

"Where'd it start, Gloria Barton?"

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Strangely enough, Perry, no.

"Strangely enough, Perry, no."

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She seems to be on Tic's side.

"She seems to be on Tic's side."

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What other side's left? Starr's gone.

"What other side's left? Starr's gone."

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and you weren't sure you could depend

"and you weren't sure you could depend"

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on one person to come through,

"on one person to come through,"

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Take out insurance. How?

"Take out insurance. How?"

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Get two people working independently,

"Get two people working independently,"

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have two chances to get the job done.

"have two chances to get the job done."

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You mean one with the jockey, the other with the horse?

"You mean one with the jockey, the other with the horse?"

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There's a rumor about Bright Magic being doped too.

"There's a rumor about Bright Magic being doped too."

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I've got information

"I've got information"

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about Johnny Starr's activities in the barn area

"about Johnny Starr's activities in the barn area"

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in connection with Eddie Davis, the assistant trainer.

"in connection with Eddie Davis, the assistant trainer."

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Can I be of any help?

"Can I be of any help?"

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You better stay here, Della,

"You better stay here, Della,"

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in case Barton calls.

"in case Barton calls."

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No, I don't know where Mr. Allen is.

"No, I don't know where Mr. Allen is."

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He was fired too.

"He was fired too."

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Just packin' my things.

"Just packin' my things."

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What happened, Davis, you get kicked by a horse?

"What happened, Davis, you get kicked by a horse?"

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No.

"No."

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There's a rumor Bright Magic was doped for the Pacific Derby.

"There's a rumor Bright Magic was doped for the Pacific Derby."

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Why? Because he lost?

"Why? Because he lost?"

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Can't a horse lose or win without him being doped?

"Can't a horse lose or win without him being doped?"

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Sure, but there's always

"Sure, but there's always"

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Now look, Mr. Allen and I took shifts

"Now look, Mr. Allen and I took shifts"

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guarding Bright Magic.

"guarding Bright Magic."

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I know I didn't do it, and I don't think Mr. Allen would.

"I know I didn't do it, and I don't think Mr. Allen would."

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And it only takes a second to put a needle in him.

"And it only takes a second to put a needle in him."

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following every race?

"following every race?"

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No, just the winners.

"No, just the winners."

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Who roughed you up, Davis?

"Who roughed you up, Davis?"

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Now, look, I told you that's my own business.

"Now, look, I told you that's my own business."

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Coulda been Johnny Starr.

"Coulda been Johnny Starr."

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Sure.

"Sure."

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You did the job, and he reneged on the payoff.

"You did the job, and he reneged on the payoff."

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So you had a fight with him.

"So you had a fight with him."

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Just because I'm all banged up?

"Just because I'm all banged up?"

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Who did it, Davis?

"Who did it, Davis?"

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( suspenseful theme playing )

"( suspenseful theme playing )"

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Hey there. Easy, boy. Whoa, whoa.

"Hey there. Easy, boy. Whoa, whoa."

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Come on there. Slow down there.

"Come on there. Slow down there."

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Now come on there. That's all right, baby. Come on.

"Now come on there. That's all right, baby. Come on."

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Easy, easy.

"Easy, easy."

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Whoa. Come on.

"Whoa. Come on."

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Slow down there. That's all right.

"Slow down there. That's all right."

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Come on, baby.

"Come on, baby."

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Easy, easy. That's gonna be all right.

"Easy, easy. That's gonna be all right."

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Come on now.

"Come on now."

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There's a phone call for you.

"There's a phone call for you."

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You can take it in the barn extension.

"You can take it in the barn extension."

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Mason's office?

"Mason's office?"

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No.

"No."

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You've been avoiding his phone calls, haven't you?

"You've been avoiding his phone calls, haven't you?"

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Mason wants to talk to me about Tic Barton.

"Mason wants to talk to me about Tic Barton."

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I don't want to talk to him about Tic or anything else.

"I don't want to talk to him about Tic or anything else."

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Mason's a very dangerous man.

"Mason's a very dangerous man."

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Dangerous?

"Dangerous?"

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I mean, he can-- He can twist things around,

"I mean, he can-- He can twist things around,"

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I've heard a lot about him.

"I've heard a lot about him."

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He's a very clever man.

"He's a very clever man."

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Just on general principles,

"Just on general principles,"

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Hello, Mr. Bannion. It's me, Eddie Davis.

"Hello, Mr. Bannion. It's me, Eddie Davis."

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We finished our business last night.

"We finished our business last night."

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Oh, no, Mr. Bannion. That was just a start.

"Oh, no, Mr. Bannion. That was just a start."

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You see, Perry Mason was here a couple of minutes ago,

"You see, Perry Mason was here a couple of minutes ago,"

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and he asked about this black eye.

"and he asked about this black eye."

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He thought Johnny Starr gave it to me,

"He thought Johnny Starr gave it to me,"

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but I was a real pal, I covered for you.

"but I was a real pal, I covered for you."

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I didn't pop that you were the one that slugged me.

"I didn't pop that you were the one that slugged me."

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I wouldn't care if you told the whole world.

"I wouldn't care if you told the whole world."

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What was that?

"What was that?"

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I said, "You'd better think about it, Mr. Bannion."

"I said, "You'd better think about it, Mr. Bannion.""

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Suppose the cops heard that you were up to my place

"Suppose the cops heard that you were up to my place"

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on the night of the murder,

"on the night of the murder,"

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trying to find out who doped Bright Magic.

"trying to find out who doped Bright Magic."

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And you finally admitted it was Johnny Starr.

"And you finally admitted it was Johnny Starr."

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I admitted it was Johnny Starr

"I admitted it was Johnny Starr"

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after you beat the living daylights out of me

"after you beat the living daylights out of me"

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and chased out of my place like a four-alarm fire!

"and chased out of my place like a four-alarm fire!"

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The next thing I read in the paper

"The next thing I read in the paper"

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is that Johnny Starr is murdered.

"is that Johnny Starr is murdered."

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That's a funny coincidence, ain't it, Mr. Bannion?

"That's a funny coincidence, ain't it, Mr. Bannion?"

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I'd like to talk to you about it.

"I'd like to talk to you about it."

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I don't want you coming here.

"I don't want you coming here."

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I'll see you at the stable.

"I'll see you at the stable."

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You won't be sorry, Mr. Bannion.

"You won't be sorry, Mr. Bannion."

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I'm a very reasonable man.

"I'm a very reasonable man."

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Very reasonable.

"Very reasonable."

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This, uh, Bob Allen has been more than a friend to Tic.

"This, uh, Bob Allen has been more than a friend to Tic."

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when no other trainer would have anything to do with him.

"when no other trainer would have anything to do with him."

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Yeah.

"Yeah."

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My name is Mason. I'm an attorney.

"My name is Mason. I'm an attorney."

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