Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

One calling herself Beatrice Cornell,
about my running into you or what a bad driver I am.
And defense proposes to show conclusively
You're welcome.
( dramatic theme playing )
Played ball... Paid him off.
who said you were Wilfred Borden?
Bye.
As a regular part of your duties
And after that?
Hiring one of them.
Mr. Andrews, when you first saw this young woman,
in or about the Borden estate at approximately 9:00
I'm foreman of the school construction job
Loretta Harper will come forward and be sworn.
The accident happened outside
Do you know his former wife, Dawn Manning?
I, driving a stolen car?
But I-I'm covered.
She answered the phone because I was mixing drinks.
Then what, Miss Harper?
Are you able to corroborate
All right, Paul.
indicates it could've happened.
Thank you, sir, that'll be all.
The woman said she'd find out
What was that? Sounds like an alarm.
I'll be waiting for them.
My name is Mason, Miss Harper.
I call Lieutenant Arthur Tragg, please.
My former wife, Dawn Manning.
We'll make other arrangements as we go along.
It calls for matters that are completely extraneous.
( dramatic theme playing )
Did you get the number of her license plates?
Right.
MASON: Mr. Dennison, are you acquainted
How do you know Fettridge?
Oh, I don't know.
I know, but there may be a dazed young woman inside the gates.
Might be a young woman seriously injured
One or the other is lying.
with Wilfred Borden.
Also that her name was Beatrice Cornell.
Mr. Drake, Mr. Andrews.
Well, send him in.
They found out the way Borden works,
with just enough time to slip out, kill Mr. Borden,
Labor troubles?
I don't know why.
The police are very likely waiting for you at home.
Happened right outside the Borden estate in Vista Mesa.
Another car was coming out of the gate,
and that the prosecution's own witnesses testified
Proceed, Miss Street.
She was driving the car with one hand,
but you never went through with it?
Della, take the line, will you?
Well, let's say we're getting a divorce.
You mean, you were the person
( moans )
Dawn Manning and I.
I was the person at the other end of the line.
He's kind of a political Mr. Fix-It, isn't he?
You'd better go along with the lieutenant.
No.
Hello, would you rush a cab
Because I didn't want to become involved, Mr. Mason,
I never saw it before.
on his date pad for yesterday was written:
as I can't figure a way to get rid of you.
I was facing ruin.
Listen, don't be mistaken about me, Borden.
And the gun, Miss Harper? What happened to the gun?
So you can vouch for the whereabouts of the defendant
Well, I'm an attorney
If Dawn had been in the studio that night after 9:00
makes a very strong presumption that it was indeed he.
The door was closed.
MASON: No questions.