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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Caretaker's Cat (S02E02)

"Peter Baxter speaking."
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"and I would like a verification."
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"Confound it, Hilliard, can't you follow instructions?"
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"( fire crackling )"
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""Kenneth Baxter..."
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""To my grandson, Stuart Baxter..."
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"STUART: We're his blood relations!"
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"Good afternoon."
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"I have saved all my life."
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"Mr. Hing."
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"Mm."
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"( sniffs )"
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"Yes. But what's that have to do"
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"Winnie..."
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"Well, I, uh..."
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"( mysterious theme playing )"
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"What does that mean?"
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"Why was it so necessary to see me before 11:00?"
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"I can't do that without your complete confidence."
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"other counsel."
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"I just know he wanted to test them."
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"It's incredible that anyone could conceive"
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"I have worked for Mr. Baxter for almost 25 years..."
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"It must have occurred to you that something might go wrong."
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"How do you know there is such an envelope?"
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"( mysterious theme playing )"
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"to his home."
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"About 7 in the evening. Perhaps a little later."
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"that my client is telling the truth."
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"I'll go along with you as long as I can."
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"However, I'll do my best."
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"Do you want to see him?"
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"and came right here."
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"Now, look...Mr. Mason, uh,"
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"Yeah."
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"And everybody makes a profit."
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"had the motive and opportunity to have killed your grandfather?"
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"this arbitrary announcement of a later will."
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"The one now offered in probate."
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"that I told Stuart and Kenneth Baxter."
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"and make it appear that..."
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"Thank you, Miss Devoe."
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"I sure can."
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"So when this fella came in the store--"
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"And what he wanted was volatile spirits?"
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"Thank you, Mr. Nelson."
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"Your witness."
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"Well, yes."
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"Any conversation between decedent and defendant"
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"Call Miss Devoe to the stand."
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"The witness may stand down."
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"but one point, I returned."
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"and he asked me to leave again."
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"So I left."
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"As if Hing had some"
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"strange kind of influence over him."
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"Cross-examine, counselor."
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"I told you I didn't know of any private conversations"
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"by any other member of the household."
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"Uh, Mr. Roland, there's been..."
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"Mr. John Hilliard to the stand."
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"I have here a memorandum from the Norwood Fire/Casualty,"
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"Why didn't you enter a claim?"
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"two days before the fire."
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"Oh?"
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"He didn't tell me. I just followed instructions."
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"Where is the envelope?"
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"order Mr. Hilliard"
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"namely, a plot to pretend this murder happened"
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"--the state contends this very letter gives the defendant"
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"a motive for murder."
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"and I didn't know exactly when he'd be back."
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"And I recognize that bottle."
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"Yes, sir."
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"That's the night of the fire."
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"From the defendant."
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"I think that'll be all, doctor. Thank you."
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"When I went to lunch?"
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"Well, in a manner of speaking."
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"Uh, narcotics and anodynes have to be signed for."
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"With the nurse on duty at the dispensary."
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"That's right."
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"CLERK: Mr. Kenneth Baxter, please."
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"( man coughs )"
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"At times. What times?"
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"did you and Stuart Baxter leave the house together?"
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"Did you ask nurse Devoe to join you that evening?"
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"I think we can take advantage"
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"in the dispensary or the doctors' quarters."
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"would have escaped your notice?"
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"Do you recall the time?"
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"( people clear throats )"
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"did you enter the hospital"
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"Yes."
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"On Stuart Baxter, Dr. Keene, James Hing."
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"In other words, Peter Baxter didn't want his heirs to know"
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"( suspenseful theme playing )"
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"( noirish jazz theme playing )"
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"( soft theme playing )"
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"( soft piano music playing )"
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"( meows, telephone ringing )"
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"Miss Devoe."
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"Miss Devoe!"
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"Hello?"
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"Yes, this is the Baxter residence."
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"I'll see if he can talk."
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"( cat meows )"
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"It's Mr. Hilliard from the bank."
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"I'm sorry to inconvenience you, Mr. Baxter,"
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"but it is a large amount of cash,"
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"Well, yes, sir. It's James Hing, your caretaker."
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"Cash it."
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"Yes. Give him the money."
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"( mysterious theme playing )"
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"Thank you, sir."
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"( suspenseful theme playing )"
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"( ominous theme playing )"
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""I leave 50,000 to the American Heart Association,"
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""50,000 to the American Cancer Society..."
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""$100,000 to establish a trust fund"
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