Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

And what time did you arrive at this bar?

I gave him a judo cut,

But is there anyone who can prove you were there

Didn't you testify you saw Mrs. Pulasky there

Yes, as a matter of fact,

Yes. I felt he intended to double-cross us

Maybe not. I think I have a lead.

and two airline tickets to Mexico City.

If you have no consideration for my sister's feelings,

And did he then leave your apartment

Yeah, I think it's funny, too.

She only said that to substantiate my story

And you're not very bright, either.

Suppose you drive Mr. Hyett home.

Well, I didn't think you would.

( sighs ): Very interesting.

It looks that we have

I figured whoever did it was a friend of mine.

I felt that my son-in-law had caused enough trouble.

with section 32 of the penal code?

of the innocence of your husband. A friend."

"A little trouble"?

Lieutenant... I seen this fella before.

Including the gun.

then we call him a detective.

not to free the defendant, but to put your lover in jail.

Mrs. Ellis is not legally the wife of the defendant.

if I were you, Jonathan.

Now, who admitted being in the apartment

Mrs. Ellis, you're still legally Mrs. Pulasky,

Suddenly, I wasn't mad anymore.

I'd like you to get specimens of every typewriter

What made you decide

but Ellis was in Brewster's apartment,

I can use another drink.

you were afraid he'd never be tried,

after Ellis left?

I tried to make amends as best I could.

I rode the elevator down to the basement,

then they're not community property

By mailing a roll of microfilm to my client's wife?

in your own closet, would you?

Oh, no, Charles. That's not true.

I testified I saw Mrs. Pulasky there.

Oh, Hamilton...what about this alleged friend?

And did you, Mr. Hyett?

right where we want him.

Oh, I'm sure there must be something.

Here's to justice.

Your honor, this is outrageous.

I was concentrating on that gun.

they found two tickets to Mexico City?

Now, Lieutenant, with regard to the signet ring

Oh, that's one of Charles Brewster's clients.

Were you served with a subpoena?

in this envelope.

the sum of $150,000.

I'm sorry, Ellis.

And all the time,

I'll, uh, I'll take it in my office.

Isn't it true that you got them

I, uh, I wouldn't want you to get the wrong impression.

an order to Barton Stationers.

( sighing ): Well...

My men have been checking on this box.

Now, Mrs. Ellis, I'll repeat my question,

I bought them after Carolyn and I were married.