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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Pint-Sized Client (S02E02)

Okay, got yourself a deal, Crowley.

"Okay, got yourself a deal, Crowley."

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You can hardly hear yourself think, much less--

"You can hardly hear yourself think, much less--"

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Which one is Hays?

"Which one is Hays?"

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What?

"What?"

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Fourteen.

"Fourteen."

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You know something?

"You know something?"

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Would it do me any good if I did, huh?

"Would it do me any good if I did, huh?"

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But what can I do?

"But what can I do?"

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I thought I should tell you.

"I thought I should tell you."

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Fifty dollars.

"Fifty dollars."

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But I thought you should know.

"But I thought you should know."

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He doesn't want you to get into trouble.

"He doesn't want you to get into trouble."

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Much too big.

"Much too big."

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Again, home.

"Again, home."

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No.

"No."

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( sobbing )

"( sobbing )"

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to do anything wrong, Mr. Mason.

"to do anything wrong, Mr. Mason."

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A Hargrove employee named Lois Gilbert

"A Hargrove employee named Lois Gilbert"

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We can't discount that, Mr. Renzi.

"We can't discount that, Mr. Renzi."

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Never!

"Never!"

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( sighs )

"( sighs )"

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But we have the truth on our side.

"But we have the truth on our side."

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What was that? Just a second, please.

"What was that? Just a second, please."

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Oh, this air conditioner. Honestly.

"Oh, this air conditioner. Honestly."

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( rattling stops )

"( rattling stops )"

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You never had a chance

"You never had a chance"

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( knocking on door )

"( knocking on door )"

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My husband didn't leave any insurance.

"My husband didn't leave any insurance."

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Did he ever mention a man named Riley?

"Did he ever mention a man named Riley?"

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He never mentioned a man named Riley, no.

"He never mentioned a man named Riley, no."

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Thanks a lot for your help.

"Thanks a lot for your help."

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Yes, Gertie?

"Yes, Gertie?"

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and Miss Della Street.

"and Miss Della Street."

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You're not being very helpful, Eddie.

"You're not being very helpful, Eddie."

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Now, wait a minute.

"Now, wait a minute."

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Do you know anyone that Anderson mistrusted

"Do you know anyone that Anderson mistrusted"

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When I discovered the body,

"When I discovered the body,"

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For what purpose?

"For what purpose?"

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Well, we found, uh, all the money

"Well, we found, uh, all the money"

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in the defendant's kitchen.

"in the defendant's kitchen."

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TRAGG: No, none at all.

"TRAGG: No, none at all."

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off an instrument to avoid detection

"off an instrument to avoid detection"

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Thank you, Mr. Kolichek.

"Thank you, Mr. Kolichek."

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Well, the gunman asked

"Well, the gunman asked"

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Is the man he addressed as Pop

"Is the man he addressed as Pop"

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in this courtroom?

"in this courtroom?"

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I certainly did.

"I certainly did."

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Miss Gilbert, do you remember my visiting your office

"Miss Gilbert, do you remember my visiting your office"

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( sighs )

"( sighs )"

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Thank you, Miss Gilbert.

"Thank you, Miss Gilbert."

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( phone buzzes )

"( phone buzzes )"

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You don't understand. I understand.

"You don't understand. I understand."

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I want my dough.

"I want my dough."

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Why don't you stick around and see?

"Why don't you stick around and see?"

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I feel the same way about not making an identification

"I feel the same way about not making an identification"

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one of the gunmen hit me with his pistol

"one of the gunmen hit me with his pistol"

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He visited your office?

"He visited your office?"

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He's mixing me up with the other fellow.

"He's mixing me up with the other fellow."

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have the combination to the safe?

"have the combination to the safe?"

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I see.

"I see."

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If the court please,

"If the court please,"

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the deceased?

"the deceased?"

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BURGER: I see.

"BURGER: I see."

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Well, he asked me to go along on a heist,

"Well, he asked me to go along on a heist,"

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Well, have you on these occasions

"Well, have you on these occasions"

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ever incriminated anyone else?

"ever incriminated anyone else?"

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Is that because you know

"Is that because you know"

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Yes, yes, of course.

"Yes, yes, of course."

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Mrs. Anderson, is there anything

"Mrs. Anderson, is there anything"

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Recognize this, Mr. Crowley?

"Recognize this, Mr. Crowley?"

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Sure he was.

"Sure he was."

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And then after that, my present employment.

"And then after that, my present employment."

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defense will stipulate Mr. Cagle

"defense will stipulate Mr. Cagle"

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A great deal of experience on a similar type of lock?

"A great deal of experience on a similar type of lock?"

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Nevertheless, each safe is known

"Nevertheless, each safe is known"

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I did.

"I did."

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defense was under the impression

"defense was under the impression"

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that neither you nor anyone else could possibly open this safe

"that neither you nor anyone else could possibly open this safe"

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if he did not know the combination?

"if he did not know the combination?"

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to open an account with you?

"to open an account with you?"

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Not long...

"Not long..."

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But any case, you're being very helpful.

"But any case, you're being very helpful."

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What are you trying to pull?

"What are you trying to pull?"

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You mean, those torn bills?

"You mean, those torn bills?"

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I mean, these torn bills.

"I mean, these torn bills."

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I recognize they're torn.

"I recognize they're torn."

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Will you testify to this court

"Will you testify to this court"

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that you did not go up

"that you did not go up"

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to Frank Anderson's apartment

"to Frank Anderson's apartment"

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at a time subsequent to the robbery?

"at a time subsequent to the robbery?"

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CROWLEY: I didn't see Frank Anderson.

"CROWLEY: I didn't see Frank Anderson."

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MASON: I didn't ask you if you saw Frank Anderson.

"MASON: I didn't ask you if you saw Frank Anderson."

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I asked you if you went up to Frank Anderson's apartment.

"I asked you if you went up to Frank Anderson's apartment."

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Yeah, I went up there.

"Yeah, I went up there."

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And did you have several torn $100 bills with you?

"And did you have several torn $100 bills with you?"

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Yeah, but that had nothing to do

"Yeah, but that had nothing to do"

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with this robbery.

"with this robbery."

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Then what did it have to do with?

"Then what did it have to do with?"

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Well, Frank--

"Well, Frank--"

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Frank asked me to hold on to those torn bills

"Frank asked me to hold on to those torn bills"

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for a couple of days.

"for a couple of days."

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MASON: Have you any idea where the money came from?

"MASON: Have you any idea where the money came from?"

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CROWLEY: No, he-- He just asked me to do him a favor, that's all.

"CROWLEY: No, he-- He just asked me to do him a favor, that's all."

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What favor?

"What favor?"

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Well, to-- To-- To hold those torn bills.

"Well, to-- To-- To hold those torn bills."

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You mean, he was willing to trust you for favors?

"You mean, he was willing to trust you for favors?"

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Then why did he tear the bills in half?

"Then why did he tear the bills in half?"

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Well, I-- I don't know.

"Well, I-- I don't know."

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That-- That was just Frank's way.

"That-- That was just Frank's way."

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MASON: You were willing to do him a favor,

"MASON: You were willing to do him a favor,"

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but you refused to do anything wrong,

"but you refused to do anything wrong,"

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is that it?

"is that it?"

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CROWLEY: That's it.

"CROWLEY: That's it."

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You must be aware

"You must be aware"

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that association with known criminals

"that association with known criminals"

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is a violation of your parole.

"is a violation of your parole."

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Is that wrong, Mr. Crowley?

"Is that wrong, Mr. Crowley?"

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I have no further questions, Your Honor.

"I have no further questions, Your Honor."

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I would suggest to the prosecution

"I would suggest to the prosecution"

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that the testimony of this witness be re-examined

"that the testimony of this witness be re-examined"

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