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Perry Mason: The Case of the Duplicate Case (1965)

Perry Mason: The Case of the Duplicate Case (1965)
Luckless salesman Herbie Cornwall (Martin West) is envious of his wife Millie's success as a corporate secretary. Truth to tell, Millie (Susan Bay) is successful mainly because she is fooling around with several of the male executives. When Herbie finds out about his wife's peccadilloes, he has a nasty argument with her at her office, then grabs his sample case and storms out. Trouble is, he's grabbed the wrong case: the one in his hand is stuffed with money, thanks to an embezzlement scheme in which Millie is intimately involved. Perry Mason (Raymond Burr) enters the scene when Millie is murdered and Herbie is arrested for the crime. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
James Goldstone
 
 
 
 

Synopsis of Perry Mason: The Case of the Duplicate Case

Luckless salesman Herbie Cornwall (Martin West) is envious of his wife Millie's success as a corporate secretary. Truth to tell, Millie (Susan Bay) is successful mainly because she is fooling around with several of the male executives. When Herbie finds out about his wife's peccadilloes, he has a nasty argument with her at her office, then grabs his sample case and storms out. Trouble is, he's grabbed the wrong case: the one in his hand is stuffed with money, thanks to an embezzlement scheme in which Millie is intimately involved. Perry Mason (Raymond Burr) enters the scene when Millie is murdered and Herbie is arrested for the crime. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
James Goldstone
Writer(s):
Philip Saltzman
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