Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

( doorbell rings )

"switches on the Dictaphone and begins to dictate.

I saw her on-stage in her first play.

yes, yes. We went there in the morning.

for the exact same amount?

Excuse me. Uh, Perry, I'd like to talk to you.

One question, counselor.

He doesn't answer.

Yeah. That's right.

Again, let me quote from the Royce play.

A good playwright knows his characters.

between the decedent, Ernest Royce, and Miss Foster?

a notorious gangster?

Well, there's no less busy time.

Good afternoon.

"And Steve says, 'I'm starting it

You asked for it, Mr. Mason.

He got it from Royce's desk

I really don't know.

The studio operator will get a message

You gonna kill me too, Frank?

Well, if what you told me is true...

But at the time this was written...

Helen Dwight...

I respectfully submit that Mr. Gifford's answers

looked at you before.

What a nice surprise.

The Brooks Drive-ins.

Your first production caused

And you made John and Helen

Mr. West will get you a copy from the office

your last act completely.

his conclusion...

and it calls for matters

Well, don't be silly, Frank.

Do you realize it's after 9:00?

Where's the glamour of it?

the gun spoke out for me.

And I about you, Mr. Gifford. Ha.

( dramatic theme playing )

Yeah, I wrote 'em.

Goodbye, Mr. Brooks.

I'm sure you can change it.

you stated on direct examination

The New York police took it for the usual gang-war rubout.

You're her brother. Show some gumption

I wouldn't have left any fingerprints behind.

Is, uh, counsel for the defense

When it comes to plays...

Hi, Frank. Hi, baby.

Look, Mr. Mason...

I think you'll find it exciting.

Thank you, Your Honor.

The answer would've been in the third act,

We? Who went with you?

Do you mind if we, uh...

For years, you paid him a fortune