Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

- Which one? - About blowing up the White House.
Tell me, didn't he?
- Waiter. - Yes, sir.
What did Miriam look like?
You know, I read of a case once.
Come and get it! Here you are!
I want to help you, but I don't know what I can do.
You know, my mother ALWAYS told me that a man who Turns his back on a woman ain't no man!
Come on, come on, Miriam.
But right now, I suppose divorce is, well, the simplest operation.
Let's sing. Come on.
I've been protecting him since that conversation on the train...
I'll tell you that later. Please hurry.
But, Miss Morton...
...you're going to do a murder.
When a murderer's caught, he's tried. When convicted, he's sentenced.
And, senator, can you imagine being able to smell a flower on the planet Mars?
Oh, there I go again. Too friendly. It always happens.
- You ever think of turning professional? - I don't have to do that.
Okay. So I ain't educated.
Yes.
Somebody, come. Quick, bring some water.
- She'll send a butler to defrost you. - Cute kid.
Oh, come now. Everyone is interested in that.
- The police have been trying to find you.
Oh, here.
No fun necking with a mouthful of popcorn.
Driver's outside.
Daddy doesn't mind a little scandal. He's a senator.
They suggested I could have caught the train at Baltimore...
- I should've had a hot dog before this. - A hot dog?
- No, let's not... - No, no. Let's say.
Well, it's my hometown.
Are you out of vitamins?
I just made a speech in New York on integration.
Don't worry. I'm not going to shoot you.
Good of you to be so prompt, Mr. Haines.
Oh, sure.
...is one piece of evidence to convict Guy of the murder.
Guy Haines is grim and determined.
Is anything wrong?
Let's not fool ourselves.
I had nothing to do with this. The police will believe me.
Oh, Ma, I was only fooling.
Guy had every motive.
I'm from Arlington, you know.
You're on in a few minutes, Guy.
I wanted to help, but I'm afraid all I did is make things worse.
Mrs. Anthony, you have to make him do something about this.
I imagine there's a lot you want to tell me. Nine o'clock all right?
Mr. Anthony has been telling us some charming stories. Very funny.
Someone has some news for you, Guy.
No connection. Never saw each other before.
What happened?
- We're planning on it. - But of course.
There's no evidence he was ever at the crime scene. Can't you get that?
...that you work at the house. It'll be less embarrassing for you.
Hello, Babs
You've been harping about it all year!
Why, he's broken the thing.
Now that you know, you're acting guilty too.
The one with the body cut up and hidden in the butcher shop?
For example, your wife, my father. Crisscross.
- Here we go. - Anchors aweigh, admiral.
Pick up Johnny and follow him. We'll go around the other way.