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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Foot-Loose Doll (S02E02)

"That is, if we ever do."
Perry Mason (1957)
"( all laugh )"
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"in the accounting department."
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"Listen, Millie, you're the best of the lot,"
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"and I wanna start training him right."
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"Oh, fine. Bye-bye, sweetie. Ha, ha, ha."
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"I said, not tonight or ever."
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"They'll discover the loss on Monday, but I'll be gone."
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"( ominous theme playing )"
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"( dramatic theme playing )"
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"Oh, I'm sorry."
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"What about your car?"
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"instead of driving around, I'm driving straight."
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"I mean right now, sister!"
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"( tires screech ) What are you doing--?"
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"Would you please pass the sugar?"
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"It's your own fault."
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"where you belong."
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"Yeah, Ernshaw?"
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"She moved in with a dame named Laura Richards."
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"Well, of course I'm sure it's the same girl."
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"I'll bet you will."
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"( sighs )"
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"It happened about a week ago around Bishop Falls."
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"The car caught fire."
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"Interesting?"
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"What do you want?"
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"at the time of the accident."
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"with having left the scene of a fatal accident."
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"( sighs )"
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"It seems that you left hurriedly"
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"Well, does the name Johnny Baylor"
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"No."
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"Well, Laura..."
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"I'd see a man named Perry Mason."
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"Miss Crest was dead."
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"and about a mile away I found a motel."
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"I really didn't have time to notice."
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"Mr. Davis is coming back up to my apartment"
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"( sighs )"
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"Just phone me the moment he leaves."
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"Will you tell me something, counselor?"
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"( door closes )"
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"( sobs )"
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"( gasps )"
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"No, either she turns over those letters to me,"
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"Where are you?"
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"And then I ran to the door,"
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"What letters?"
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"I don't know any Johnny Baylor."
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"That'll be Mason. Let him in."
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"Mrs. Davis? DAVIS: Never mind her."
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"Accident?"
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"Well, about 7:00, I went to her apartment."
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"What'd she tell you about those letters?"
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"and the senator's son were engaged in a romance."
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"that the boy had written her."
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"( coughs )"
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"You know, your wife was right."
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"I wouldn't have to tell him what happened?"
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"this is a purely civil matter,"
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"with a guy named Fred Ernshaw."
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"Did you know that his old man was in town?"
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"( suspenseful theme swells )"
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"Well, that's incredible."
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"Why, senator? Well, he--"
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"and your son's letters?"
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"right now. All right, senator,"
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"Well, uh..."
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"that, uh, I'd be interested."
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"When did you next see Davis?"
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""My darling Fern, I can't apologize enough"
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""If the voters knew him the way I do,"
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"Davis said he could get 'em for me."
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"Are you suggesting that I was being blackmailed?"
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"Oh, you're wrong, senator."
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"Well, that's the girl Davis told me was killed in the accident."
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"It might be better if I left."
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"Where's, uh--? Where's Perry?"
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"is not admissible"
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"Yes, sir. It was registered to Theodore Duncan"
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"It was stolen from Mr. Duncan last year."
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"I should like this ice pick entered in evidence,"
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"provided the defense has no objection."
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"That's right. Only at the time,"
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"Yes. Equal partners?"
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"Thank you, Mr. Ernshaw."
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"Did the defendant know there was an ice pick in the apartment?"
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"Miss Richards, you testified earlier"
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"when Mildred Crest was arrested."
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"To the Claymore Hotel Apartments."
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"What's the name of this man"
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"Your Honor, I had sincerely hoped"
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"to involve a prominent statesman"
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"Harriman Baylor. Be seated, please."
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"that Senator Baylor has no knowledge whatever"
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"You may stand down, senator."
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"he did."
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"Any objection from the defense?"
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"Did he answer you immediately?"
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"He was in too much pain."
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"He was trying to get some letters"
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"No..."
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"Cross-examine, counselor."
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"It may have an important bearing on this case."
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"so I might take the call."
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"20 miles outside of Fairbanks."
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"he sent you to Alaska."
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"'Course, you've got to remember, this snapshot was taken,"
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"Well, this patient was discovered"
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"The records at the women's reformatory at Tehachapi"
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"escaped on the day of Mildred Crest's accident,"
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"how this Brenda Scobie gained possession"
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"of Miss Driscoll's car"
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"and her belongings?"
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"Well, it would seem reasonable, Your Honor,"
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"at Perkins' Gas Station, and asked her for a ride."
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"but the defendant here is on trial"
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"You're quite right."
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"Just a moment."
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