Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

What did he tell you, Mr. Reynolds?
Carl Reynolds is a prosecution witness.
Could you tell if the voices
after the clock has been produced,
Pull.
You know how to make people go to sleep, Rhoda.
Why, yes, that's it exactly.
Oh, I know, he's been spoiled
That's where he was supposed to get the money from.
can supply the prosecution with a motive.
Why, Your Honor, I had no idea the bell was gonna be rung.
Oh, Michael? Yes.
I don't get it.
Sure.
Parties-- Drunken parties.
I warned her not to keep it.
How do you do, Mr. Mason?
You're a nurse.
that the decedent was found in his apartment at 2:25 a.m.
I must have had more than dew in my eyes
or maybe a minute or two before.
PAUL: Sure is, Della.
He'll just keep wanting more.
( chuckles )
The ringing of the bell
and went in to help.
I simply told the deputy to go and disconnect it.
He called it my broken-wing fixation.
a little on the tough side, but still pretty,
It wasn't Dad.
She talked about blackmail.
Your witness.
That's just in case I don't get back for lunch.
I no longer represent the lady in question.
the bumper on the convertible
Now, Mrs. Crandall,
The one reminding Rhoda about the 2:00 date, signed "Artie"?
You expect me to believe you can't raise $2000?
and the date was for that night.
Permit me to call your attention to the fact
that the alarm clock kept the right time?
Michael was there?
and point out the clock.
Hello?
and she's trying to cure me of that.
Did you know that Dr. Harris
were men's voices or women's voices?
He did?
I was able to put the screws on him.
An attorney?
where young Mrs. Reynolds was last night.
( dramatic theme playing )
that she could not have heard a doorbell.
Three fifty-five.
In this way, I can test Mrs. Crandall's recollection
( mellow theme playing )
It was hers.
I replaced it, but it wasn't no bell.
She's blond,
One that rings.
Hold on.
( sighing ): I might have known.
MASON: Well, simply this,
And wiring for funeral instructions.
and when he wouldn't give you the rest--
Yet, when she came back,
You what?
Better talk with her, Paul.
Stop ringing that bell!
at the time of the decedent's death,
No, she stood there and watched me change the tire.
Lord knows his father's strong enough.
I know my way out.
Yes, and it was going.
why you didn't ask for a divorce.
Then I lit a match to see what happened.
She insisted on giving me $50, and I took it.
stamped on the photograph indicating when it was taken?
Perry, I'm pretty sure she was on the level
and not the telephone?
( gunshot )