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Season 9 |
| 242 :09x01 - The Case of the Laughing Lady (Sep/12/1965) | | Life has been unkind to Carla Chaney, in part because of her own poor choices. So when she's charged with murder, it surprises no one. And when she drives three lawyers away, a judge asks Perry to help her. He agrees, but the case will tax his skill, for Carla trusts no one and her claim that someone else, someone with a shrill and sinister laugh, was also present is thin - and gets thinner when she identifies the person. | | Guest Stars: Bernard Fox as Peter Stange, Shirley O'Hara as Superintendent, John Abbott (1) as Dr. Durwood Tobey, John Dall as Roan Daniel, Mickey Manners as Lenny, Constance Towers as Leona Devore, Irene Anders as Matron, Jean Hale as Carla Chaney, Allison Hayes as Cho Sin, Michael Rye as Commentator, John Gallaudet as Judge | Director: Jesse Hibbs
Writer: Orville Hampton | | | |
| 243 :09x02 - The Case of the Fatal Fortune (Sep/19/1965) | | On a lark, businesswoman Pat Kean goes to see a psychic, and amazingly, the psychic's predictions come to pass. Ignoring the seer's cryptic assertion that she would "wear white and then black" Pat marries her boss Max Armstead. But then Max dies, poisoned by digitalis, and with his dying words assures Lieutenant Drumm and Perry that Pat was his murderer! Charged with first degree murder, Pat now depends on Perry to restore her freedom. | | Guest Stars: Julie Adams as Patricia L. Kean, Lee Philips as Gordon Evans, Jesse White as Max Armstead, Ford Rainey as Dr. Fisher, Nan Martin as Beth Fuller, Dean Harens as Daniel Buckley, James Lanphier as Marius Stone, Grandon Rhodes as Judge, Belle Mitchell as Gypsy, Nora Marlowe as Landlady, Alex Bookston as Desk Clerk | Director: Arthur Marks
Writer: William Bast | | | |
| 244 :09x03 - The Case of the Candy Queen (Sep/26/1965) | | Claire Armstrong has a booming candy business but life is not sweet. Her boyfriend Mark has stolen her candy recipe and the sinister Harry Arnold is blackmailing her! When Harry turns up dead, Claire's cousin Wanda, who wants to get her sticky fingers into Claire's candy empire, frames Claire for the crime! | | Guest Stars: Sam Flint as Old Man, Bebe Kelly as Hat Check Girl, Kitty Kelly (1) as Landlady, Walter Mathews (1) as Intern, Charles Stroud as Court Clerk, Russ Whiteman as Steward, John Napier as Mark Chester, Nancy Gates as Claire Armstrong, Nina Shipman as Carol Olin, John Archer (2) as Harry Arnold, H. M. Wynant as Tony Mario, Robert Rockwell as Ed Purvis, Kenneth R. MacDonald (4) as Judge, Patricia Smith as Wanda Buren, William Boyett as Detective | Director: Jesse Hibbs
Writer: Orville Hampton, Robb White | | | |
| 245 :09x04 - The Case of the Cheating Chancellor (Oct/03/1965) | | In the midst of a celebration, Van Fowler murders Stuart Logan, a professor at Perry's alma mater. Perry doesn't think the case is as cut-and-dried as the police do, and defends Fowler. | | Guest Stars: Peter Helm (1) as Bob Hyatt, Louise Latham as Shirley Logan, James Noah as Van Fowler, Michael Walker (1) as Joe Price, Barry Atwater as Dr. Stuart Logan (as G. B. Atwater), Peter Hobbs as James Hyatt, Jay Barney as District Attorney, Lee Meriwether as Evelyn Wilcox, Adrienne Ellis as Myra Finley, Linda Leighton as Mrs. Hyatt, Joseph Mell as Medical Examiner, Phil Chambers (3) as Guard, Stacy Keach, Sr. (2) as Judge | Director: Arthur Marks
Writer: Lawrence L. Goldman (1) | | | |
| 246 :09x05 - The Case of the Impetuous Imp (Oct/10/1965) | | Perry rescues the beautiful Diana Carter from a watery grave, so who does she turn to when first charged with grand larceny, and then with murdering Addison Powell? Perry and Paul both have their work cut out for them, for Davy Jones holds the key to this one. | | Guest Stars: Wally West as Shelter Man, Helen Gerald as Matron, Clay Tanner as Officer, Ed Prentiss as Judge Morton, Rand Brooks (1) as Trainer, Stuart Erwin as Henry Simmons, Bonnie Jones as Diana Carter, Hanna Landy as Helga Dolwig, Jeff Cooper (1) as Henning Dolwig, Michael Fox (1) as Dr. Lund, Don Dubbins as Bill Vincent, Byron Morrow as Judge, James McCallion as Harvey Blake (as Jimmie McCallion), Richard Webb as Addison Powell, Frank Marth as Mike Carson | Director: Arthur Marks
Writer: William Bast | | | |
| 247 :09x06 - The Case of the Carefree Coronary (Oct/17/1965) | | Safeline Insurance, noting an increase in heart attacks among its insured, hired Perry to look into the matter. Perry sends Paul Drake in undercover. But after Perry badgers a man into a fatal heart attack, the attorney himself comes under suspicion. Perry must prove the man was poisoned. | | Guest Stars: Lawrence Montaigne as Dr. Chauncy Hartlund, Tracy Morgan (2) as Doreen Wilde, Dan Seymour as Nappy Tyler, Joseph Sirola as Dr. Raul Caudere, William Woodson as Dr. Willard Sholby, Jay Weston as News Reporter, Shirley Mitchell as Marilyn David, Alexander Lockwood as Deputy, David Lewis (3) as Wallis Lamphier, Benny Baker (2) as Jerry Ormond, Hal Baylor as Jack David, Bruce Bennett (1) as Reve Watson, Whit Bissell as Dennison Groody, Robert Emhardt as Arthur Wendell, Tommy Farrell (1) as TV Reporter | Director: Jesse Hibbs
Writer: Orville Hampton | | | |
| 248 :09x07 - The Case of the Hasty Honeymooner (Oct/24/1965) | | After a computer dating service matches Lucas Tolliver with Millie Barton, Lucas comes to California as a penniless hick. But rich Millie agrees to marry him anyway. Perry smells a rat and discovers, with Paul's help, that Lucas is very rich - and that he inherited money when his previous wife died after eating a poisonous plant. So when Millie dies after drinking poisonous lemonade that Lucas server her, what are the police likely to think. Fortunately for Lucas, Perry once again rejects the easy answer. | | Guest Stars: Noah Beery, Jr. as Lucas Tolliver (as Noah Beery), K. T. Stevens as Alice Munford, Hugh Marlowe as Guy Munford, Cathy Downs (1) as Millicent Barton, Richard Evans as Larry Dunlap, Strother Martin as Roy Hutchinson, Robert Colbert as Carl Snell, Mark Tapscott as Sgt. Woodward, Al Checco as Medical Examiner, William Keene (6) as Judge, Thom Carney as Salesman, Lee Miller (1) as Sgt. Brice | Director: Arthur Marks
Story: John Elliotte | Teleplay: John Elliotte, Orville Hampton, Ernest Frankel | | | |
| 249 :09x08 - The Case of the Twelfth Wildcat (Oct/31/1965) | | Burt Payne owns ten percent of the Wildcats, a professional football team. To raise cash, he tries to sell his share, but the majority owner, his wife Ellen, opposes the deal. She meets with one of the possible buyers, and shortly after that Burt dies in an explosion. Perry and Paul must literally chase down the facts to free their client Ellen. | | Guest Stars: Mona Freeman as Ellen Payne, Bill Williams (4) as Burt Payne, Regis Toomey as Andy Grant, John Conte (1) as Jud Warner, Karl Swenson as Unk Hazekian, Robert Quarry as Casey Banks, Roy Roberts as Harvey Skeen, Clark Howat as Team Doctor, Willis Bouchey as Judge, George Cisar as Bartender, Ivy Bethune as Mrs. Frye, Tommy Farrell (1) as Reporter, Patrick Riley as Police Officer, Lee Miller (1) as Sgt. Brice, Sue England as Receptionist, Howard Wright as Conductor, Lindon Crow as Assistant Coach, Joe Scibelli as Himself, Bill Munson as Himself, Don Chuy as Himself, Roman Gabriel as Himself, Cliff Livingston as Himself, Marlin McKeever as Himself, Mel Profit as Ski, Paul Power as Reporter | Director: Jesse Hibbs
Writer: Ernest Frankel | | | |
| 250 :09x09 - The Case of the Wrathful Wraith (Nov/07/1965) | | Perry manages to earn an acquittal for Louise Selff for the murder of her husband, because the body disappeared! Then Louise begins to see her dead husband - at a seance, on the telephone... Soon enough the truth comes out - Jamison Selff faked his death! And then someone decides they liked him better dead, and Louise finds herself at the defendant's table a second time for the same crime! | | Guest Stars: Jeanne Bal as Rosemary Welch, Marian McCargo as Louise Selff (as Marion Moses), Douglas Dick as Ted Harberson, Lee Farr as Glenn Arcott, Gene Lyons as Ralph Balfour, Walter Brooke as Deputy D.A., Winnie Collins as Willa Saint Sutton (as Winifred Coffin), Robert Easton as Ed Allison, Geraldine Wall as Mrs. Stallman, Byron Morrow as Second Judge, Don Dillaway as First Reporter, Henry Hunter as Doctor, Frank Biro as First Judge, Lester Dorr as Photographer, George Conrad as Second Reporter, Jack Carol (1) as Third Reporter, Cecil Elliott as First Woman, John Hart (1) as Jamison Selff, Mari Lynn as Second Woman | Director: Arthur Marks
Writer: Henry Farrell | | | |
| 251 :09x10 - The Case of the Runaway Racer (Nov/14/1965) | | Pappy Ryan builds race cars. When test driver Pete Griston wrecks one of Ryan's cars, Ryan works himself into a towering rage and accuses Griston and Harvey Rettig of causing the crash on purpose. Then Rettig dies and authorities discover a groggy Griston at the scene. Digging, they discover Griston signed for a large loan Rettig took out with a shark - according to Burger, motive enough to slam the cell door on Griston for good! | | Guest Stars: Hank Brandt as Pete Griston, Jan Shepard as Marge Leonard, Anthony Caruso as Harvey Rettig, Michael Constantine as Pappy Ryan, Richard Eastham as Oliver Stone, Gavin MacLeod as Dan Platte, Robert H. Harris (5) as Marty Webb, Jimmy Cross (1) as Drunk, Michael Harris (2) as Blake Leonard, Paul Winfield as Mitch, Lawrence Green (1) as Medic, Seamon Glass as Joe | Director: Jesse Hibbs
Writer: Sy Salkowitz | | | |
| 252 :09x11 - The Case of the Silent Six (Nov/21/1965) | | Sergeant Dave Wolfe warned Joe Oliver to steer clear of his sister. Someone beats up Susan and shoots Joe - and it looks like Dave Wolfe is that man. All he can manage is the "mysterious dude defense" - someone hit him over the head and used his gun on Joe. Perry discovers six people heard Susan's cries and none of them tried to help. He'll have to figure out why to clear his client. | | Guest Stars: Skip Homeier as Sgt. Dave Wolfe, Dianne Foster as Linda Blakely, Cyril Delevanti as Craig Jefferson, Virginia Gregg as Flo Oliver, David Macklin as Ron Peters, Hampton Fancher as Hamp Fisher, Chris Noel as Susan Wolfe, Tyler MacDuff as Herb Jackson, Kenneth R. MacDonald (4) as Judge Carter (Kenneth MacDonald), John Heath as Arch, Walter Mathews (1) as Reporter, Peter Baron as Monk Coleman, Dale van Sickel as Joe Oliver (as Dale van Sickle), Lee Miller (1) as Sgt. Brice | Director: Jesse Hibbs
Writer: William Bast | | | |
| 253 :09x12 - The Case of the Fugitive Fraulein (Nov/28/1965) | | Soviet agents contact physicist Hans Ritter and offer him his six-year-old granddaughter, currently living in an East German orphanage. If Ritter comes to work for him, the Soviets will release little Elke to Ritter's wife Emma. Perry agrees to negotiate the deal, but Ritter jumps the gun, forcing Perry, Della, and Paul to follow him behind the Iron Curtain and right into a murder trial: East German police accuse Emma of murdering a man named Franz Hoffer. Perry must defend her in a court where the usual rules of fairness don't apply! | | Guest Stars: Susanne Cramer (1) as Gerta, Jeanette Nolan as Emma Ritter, Gregory Morton (1) as Wolfgang Stromm, Kevin Hagen as Samuel Carleton, Ronald Long as Franz Hoffer, Lilyan Chauvin as Matron, Wolfe Barzell (1) as Prof. Hans Ritter, Eileen Baral as Elke, Barbara Morrison as Woman Magistrate, Peter Hellman as German Sergeant, Horst Ebersberg as Border Guard, Hans Heyde as Guard at Courtroom, Charles H. Radilak as 1st Associate Magistrate (as Charles Hradilak), George Perina as 2nd Associate Magistrate, Shony Alex Braun as Violinist | Director: Arthur Marks
Writer: Jonathan Latimer | | | |
| 254 :09x13 - The Case of the Baffling Bug (Dec/12/1965) | | Tryon Laboratories' hires Paul Drake to protect its discoveries, but an industrial spy still manages to pierce their security. So Drake is very relieved when Tryon employee Horace Leigh calls claiming to know the identity of the spy. And then Drake is very unhappy, for when he arrives at Tryon he discovers Leigh dead and floating. Did Dr. Meade kill him, as the police think? Or someone else? One thing Drake is sure of: Perry Mason will get to the bottom of it. | | Guest Stars: Mary Treen as Bess, Teru Shimada as Dr. Maseo Tachikawa, Bob Okazaki as Manager, S. John Launer as Judge, Nancy Hsueh as Geisha, Dee Hartford as Rhonda Coleridge, Aliza Gur as Dr. Nina Revelli, Gilbert Green as Dr. Malcolm Scranton, Ben Cooper as Lowell Rupert, Bryan O'Byrne (2) as Horace Lehigh, Grant Williams as Dr. Todd Meade | Director: Vincent McEveety
Writer: Orville Hampton | | | |
| 255 :09x14 - The Case of the Golden Girls (Dec/19/1965) | | Victor Montalvo owns the Golden Bear Club. One night, he gives a young woman named Debbie Conrad a ride, only to be surprised to later see her working as one his sexy waitresses! The surprises build when Debbie tries to blackmail her boss, who reluctantly decides to pay her off. But then Vic's partner Stacey Garnett dies and the police like Victor for it. To secure an acquittal, Perry will have to extract testimony from Debbie Conrad... | | Guest Stars: Mark Roberts (2) as Irving Florian, Paula Stewart as Beverly Garnett, Charles Stroud as Ad-Lib Man, Nancy Czar as Teddy Bear #2, Lee Frederick as Sgt. Eggers, John Gallaudet as Judge, Jean Engstrom as Corinne Richland, Philip Bourneuf as Victor Montalvo, George N. Neise as Stacey Garnett (as George Neise), Victoria Vetri as Debbie Conrad (as Angela Dorian), Bruce Glover as Rick Durbin, Annazette Chase as Teddy Bear #1 | Director: Jesse Hibbs
Story: Erle Stanley Gardner | Teleplay: Ernest Frankel, Orville Hampton | | | |
| 256 :09x15 - The Case of the Bogus Buccaneers (Jan/09/1966) | | Tony Polk lands a television job on the "Bad Buccaneer" show despite his criminal past. Part of that job involves taking gifts to the homes of viewers. Tony trades lists with another actor and the trouble begins. A woman dies, killed by the hook that's part of Tony's costume, and a witness claims he fought with the woman. Add in his criminal past and the case seems open and shut. But nothing around Perry Mason is ever open and shut. | | Guest Stars: Leonard Stone as Harlan Keen, Jack Swanson as First Officer, Hugh Warden as Second Officer (as Hugh Warren), Meg Wyllie as Mrs. Webb, Linda Lee as Office Girl, Jack Shea (2) as Fifth Officer, John Strong as Buccaneer, John Underhill as Third Officer, Rhodes Reason as Martin Eldridge, Mary Mitchel as Beth Polk, John Milford as Clayton Douglas, Willis Bouchey as Judge, Kathleen Crowley as Grace Knapp, Patricia Cutts as Ann Eldridge, Michael Fox (1) as Abe Heyman, Steve Harris (3) as Tony Polk, Len Hendry as Fourth Officer, Richard Jaeckel as Mike Woods, Patricia Joyce as Receptionist | Director: Arthur Hiller
Writer: Henry Farrell | | | |
| 257 :09x16 - The Case of the Midnight Howler (Jan/16/1966) | | Barney Austin burns up the airwaves. One night, he gets a message to call his boss Kevin Steele. While they speak on the air, the audience hears Kevin argue with someone, and then hears two gunshots! Someone has murdered Steele on live radio, and the prosecution believes it is Holly Andrews, and plans to prove it with Perry's help! | | Guest Stars: Marc Desmond as Radio Producer, Ian Wolfe as Abel Jackson, Grandon Rhodes as Judge, Lee Patterson as Dan Thorne, Pitt Herbert as Medical Examiner, Myrna Fahey as Holly Andrews, Cathleen Cordell as Clara Michaels, Alan Baxter as Gorden Sellers, Phil Arnold as Mechanic, Daniel J. Travanti as Barney Austin (as Dan Travanty) | Director: Jesse Hibbs
Writer: Robert Kent | | | |
| 258 :09x17 - The Case of the Vanishing Victim (Jan/23/1966) | | Dr. Stacey Fielding must travel to Salt Lake City on business. He flies himself, but the plane crashes and tests of the body confirm barbiturate poisoning. The police arrest Miriam Fielding, since the last thing her husband drank was whiskey from a flask she provided. But Perry earns an acquittal. And then authorities learn the body recovered from the wreckage is actually that of Al Dolby, the plane's mechanic, raising the question of what, exactly, happened to the doctor... | | Guest Stars: S. John Launer as Judge Telford, John Matthews (1) as F.A.A. Inspector, Carl Prickett as Operations Clerk, Glen Vernon as McGill, Tom Vize as Process Server, Lisa Gaye as Laraine Keely, Richard Erdman as Jud Bennett, Carol Brewster as Ruth Kavanaugh, Russell Arms as Reed Kavanaugh, John Goddard (1) as Al Dolby, Jeanne Cooper as Miriam Fielding, George D. Wallace (1) as Stacey Fielding | Director: Harmon Jones
Story: Erle Stanley Gardner | Teleplay: Orville Hampton, Ernest Frankel | | | |
| 259 :09x18 - The Case of the Golfer's Gambit (Jan/30/1966) | | Chick Farley, local golf pro, mixes his days between giving lessons and living off his rich wife's past glories. For variety, he mixes in a little blackmail. Then he discovers someone has been stealing from the club's pro shop. Fortunately, he knows a club member - Hamilton Burger - who is an officer of the court. Unfortunately, someone else knows how to use a golf club for more than hitting golf balls. The police think Chick Farley's assistant Jim Farrell arranged the meeting between golf club and pro's head, but Perry disagrees. | | Guest Stars: Carl Reindel as Danny Bright, Bartlett Robinson as Edward Patterson, Ted Stanhope as Butler, Harry Townes as Erwin Brandt, Maurice Wells as Official, Bill Brundige as Announcer, Maureen Gaffney as P.A. Voice, Alan Reed, Jr. as Jim Harrell, Bud Perkins as Photographer, Don Dubbins as Bill Vincent, Gertrude Flynn as Rosalind, Regina Gleason as Rosalie, Phyllis Hill as Alma Farley, Nancy Kovack as Dina Brandt, Byron Morrow as Judge, Dennis Patrick as Chick Farley | Director: Jesse Hibbs
Story: John Elliotte | Teleplay: Orville Hampton | | | |
| 260 :09x19 - The Case of the Sausalito Sunrise (Feb/13/1966) | | Francis Clune can't catch a break. Forgers replace the art pieces en route to his gallery. His girlfriend Bobbi is kidnapped and then struck by a car. And THEN the police arrest them both on a pair of murder charges. It will take the skills of Perry and Paul Drake both to unknot this one, and even these seasoned pros will come up against the unexpected. | | Guest Stars: Bebe Kelly as Nurse, Kenneth R. MacDonald (4) as Judge, Peter Mamakos as Olaf Deering, Allan Melvin as Bert Kannon, Donald Murphy as Francis Clune, Mark Tapscott as Sgt. Bradley, Francine York as Bobbi Dane, Paul Genge as Bud, Elisabeth Fraser as Estelle Paige, Richard Angarola as Campbell Boyd, Linda Burton as Student Nurse, Charles Cirillo as Waiter, Stanley Clements as Floyd Walters, Steve Conte as Mac, Bill Erwin as Counterman, Dirk Evans as Detective | Director: Jesse Hibbs
Story: Erle Stanley Gardner | Teleplay: Orville Hampton, Ernest Frankel | | | |
| 261 :09x20 - The Case of the Scarlet Scandal (Feb/20/1966) | | Musician Donald Hobert enjoys the largess of Elaine Baylor, wife of Richard Bayler. A blackmailer wants $10,000 or he'll tell the work Elaine's doing more than just supporting the arts financially. When she and Donald drive to a remote place to deliver the money, someone shoots her in cold blood! First the sheriff arrests Donald, and then his girlfriend Cynthia. | | Guest Stars: Luana Patten as Cynthia Perkins, Dee Pollock as Howard Bayler, Carl Prickett as Mark, Walter Stocker as Charlie Horgan, Clinton Sundberg as Aaron Chambers, Jack Swanson as First Deputy, Paul Sorenson as Second Deputy, Pat McCaffrie as Second Reporter, Alex Bookston as First Reporter, William Keene (6) as Judge Seymour, Lloyd Gough as Richard Bayler, Will Hutchins as Donald Hobart, Mala Powers as Elaine Bayler, Blair Davies as C. A. Woodmire, Richard Devon (1) as Ed Kesko, Gene Evans as Moose Dalton, Connie Gilchrist as Natasha | Director: Jerry Hopper
Writer: Kenneth M. Rosen | | | |
| 262 :09x21 - The Case of the Twice-Told Twist (Feb/27/1966) | | Thieves strip Perry's car to the frame. It seems that a modern day Fagin runs a gang of teenagers who strip cars. But Perry might have a lever, if he can convince Lennie Beale, who wants out of the gang, to testify against them. Then Lennie's boss shoots Lennie's girlfriend and Lennie, apparently in retaliation, stabs the man. Before he can do anything else, Perry will have to win the young hoodlum an acquittal. | | Guest Stars: Lisa Seagram as Robin Spring, Nicolas Surovy as Tick Gleason, Harlan Warde as Sgt. Roddin, Will J. White (3) as Deputy DA, Jim Farley as Second Officer, Keg Johnson as Lester, Marc Rambeau as Jody Laird, Judson Pratt as Tom Loman, Beverly Powers as Sue, Lisa Pera as Donna Reales, Victor Buono as Ben Huggins, Coby Denton as First Officer, Scott Graham (2) as Bill Sikes, Helen Kleeb as Welfare Worker, Harry Holcombe (1) as First Judge, Byron Morrow as Second Judge, Kevin O'Neal as Lennie Beale | Director: Arthur Marks
Writer: Ernest Frankel, Orville Hampton | | | |
| 263 :09x22 - The Case of the Avenging Angel (Mar/13/1966) | | Clete Hawley brings Sandy Chester over from England with an eye towards making another British megastar. Trouble is, Sandy's just not that talented. Worse, when someone kills Clete, the police think Sandy's their man, and unless Perry can prove otherwise, Sandy won't be going home for a long time to come... | | Guest Stars: Mary Statler as Woman, Michael McGiveney as Technician, Lurene Tuttle as Henny McLeod, Paul Stewart as Cameron Burgess, Christopher Riordan as Technician, Patricia Owens as June Burgess, John McKee (1) as Policeman, Sue Ane Langdon as Dorothy Merrill, Richard Carlson as Clete Hawley, Martin Horsey as Sandy Chester, Chick Chandler as Riff Lawler, Sandy Descher as Sherry Lawler, Douglas Evans as Judge | Director: Jerry Hopper
Writer: Lawrence L. Goldman (1) | | | |
| 264 :09x23 - The Case of the Tsarina's Tiara (Mar/20/1966) | | Gerald van Ness is shocked when a tiara worth three quarters of a million dollars, and thought lost, surfaces in his possession. But his surprises are just beginning: someone delivers a truck to Perry and Della, and it contains the body of Nils Dorow, top tier jewel thief. Perhaps its natural that the police assume van Ness killed Dorow, but Perry intends to prove otherwise... | | Guest Stars: Barbara Perry as Girl Assistant, Willis Robards as Alvin McCauley, Carlos Romero as Ricardo Arena, Vivienne Segal as Pauline Thorsen, Phillip Terry as Rolf Thorsen, Kendall Clark as Gerard Van Ness, Fay King as Attendant (as Fayrene King), Dante Orgalini as Dinaldo (as Dante Orgolini), Lee Miller (1) as Sgt. Brice, Kenneth R. MacDonald (4) as Judge, Leonid Kinskey as Vyacheslav Gerznov, Fred Krone as Nils Dorow, Wesley Addy as Joachim DeVry, Larry Barton (1) as Spectator, Lew Brown as Officer, Janet De Gore as Lisabeth Wells, Virginia Field as Madame Sonya Galinova, Ray Hemphill as Officer, Rodolfo Hoyos, Jr. as Rizal | Director: Harmon Jones
Writer: Orville Hampton, Ernest Frankel | | | |
| 265 :09x24 - The Case of the Fanciful Frail (Mar/27/1966) | | Bruce Strickland leaves Ethel Andrews at the altar and arranges for her to take the fall for a $50,000 securities theft. She flees town and runs into - almost literally - Peggy Sutton who is in trouble herself. They switch identities and then Peggy dies and Ethel finds $50,000 in the truck of the car. She goes to Perry for help, and then someone kills Bruce Strickland. Poor Ethel - even Perry will have to work hard to unknot this one. | | Guest Stars: Vera Marshe as Mrs. Alford, Lee Miller (1) as Sgt. Brice, Ray Montgomery as Attendant, John Rayner as Tierney, Timothy Blake (1) as Waitress, Roy Engel as Detective, Seamon Glass as Driver, Mildred Harrison as Chambermaid, S. John Launer as Judge, Marshall Kent as Ed Thomas, Barry Kelley as Mr. Park Milgrave, Jack Betts as Bruce Strickland (as Hunt Powers), Pippa Scott as Ethel Andrews, Abigail Shelton as Peggy Sutton, Phil Arthur as Pit Boss, Coleen Gray as Martha Erskine, Henry Hunter as Reverend Alford, Joan Huntington as Althea Milgrave, Arch Johnson as Frank Carruthers | Director: Jesse Hibbs
Writer: Ernest Frankel, Orville Hampton | | | |
| 266 :09x25 - The Case of the Unwelcome Well (Apr/03/1966) | | When someone murders Jerome Klee, there's no shortage of suspects, because Klee had a knack for making enemies. But the police settle on Allen Winford, his foreman, with whom he'd recently argued. To clear Winford, Perry will have to identify the murderer from among a rich array of candidates. | | Guest Stars: William Lanteau as Ross Darley, Hal Lynch as Matt Rohan, Robert Stephenson (2) as Guard, Gloria Talbott as Minna Rohan, Les Tremayne as Harry Lannon, Gordon Westcourt as Job Rohan, Edmund Hashim as Prince Ben Ali Bhudeem, Marilyn Erskine as Mirabel Corum, James Best as Allan Winford, Wendell Corey as Jerome Klee, Frank Biro as Judge, Martin Braddock as Dick Yates, Paul Brinegar (1) as Jason Rohan, Danielle de Metz as Monique Martin | Director: Harmon Jones
Writer: Orville Hampton, Ernest Frankel | | | |
| 267 :09x26 - The Case of the Dead Ringer (Apr/17/1966) | | Perry loses a civil case when the opposing counsel successfully suggests that Perry paid off a witness! But who? Before Otis Swanson can benefit from his victory, someone murders him, and the police suspect Perry's client Barbara Kramer. | | Guest Stars: Stewart Moss as Dan Swanson, Tom Palmer (1) as Franklin Bates, Ed Prentiss as First Judge, Grandon Rhodes as Second Judge, Chet Stratton as Minister, Anthony Jochim as Makeup Man, Roland La Starza as Bouncer, Arlene Martel as Sandra Dunkel, Maurice Manson as Jess Parkinson, Alan Fordney as Harley, Oliver McGowan as Otis Swanson, Indus Arthur as Barbara Kramer, Raymond Burr as Grimes, Henry Beckman as William March, Alex Bookston as Assistant Manager, Connie Cezan as Receptionist, Mike De Anda as Mexican Worker | Director: Arthur Marks
Writer: Jackson Gillis | | | |
| 268 :09x27 - The Case of the Misguided Model (Apr/24/1966) | | Model Sharon Carmody very much wants to be the "White Snow Queen" who will pitch the product. Alas, she is not as pure as white snow, and someone knows it. It seems fortunate for her when someone kills the blackmailer - until her boyfriend confesses to Perry that he struck the fatal blow. The police arrest a vagrant, and torn by conscience, Perry wins him an acquittal. But the question remains: just what did happen that night, and how did the blackmailer die? | | Guest Stars: Eddie Quillan as Agent, Isabel Randolph as Madam Rosa Bruening, Sarah Selby as Clerk, Darlene Enlow as White Snow Girl, Lisa Davis (1) as Receptionist, Howard Davis as First Policeman, James Johnson (3) as Second Policeman, Rita Lynn as Fern Bronwyn, Robert Legionaire as Road Block Policeman, Harry Holcombe (1) as Judge, Mary Ann Mobley as Sharon Carmody, Paul Lukather as Dennis 'Duke' Maronek, Don Dubbins as Deputy D.A. Vincent, Anthony Eisley as Rudy Blair, Lauren Gilbert as Dave Bronwyn, James Griffith (1) as Jake Stearns, Armand Harrison as Ira Dewitt | Director: Jerry Hopper
Writer: Orville Hampton, Ernest Frankel | | | |
| 269 :09x28 - The Case of the Positive Negative (May/01/1966) | | In a corrupt town, Roger Brandon intends change: he will accept a position at the head of an anti-crime commission to shut down the rackets. Racketeer George Emory has other ideas. He claims possession of evidence against Brandon's wife that he will use to smear her name unless Brandon refuses the appointment. Brandon calls the crime boss's bluff. Then someone murders Emory and builds a nice frame around Brandon into the bargain. Or is it a frame? The police certainly don't think so... | | Guest Stars: Anthony Hayes (2) as Warren Cotton, Simon Scott (1) as Stanley Overton, Dabbs Greer as Bill Cotton, John Gallaudet as Judge, Jim Drum as Photographer, Parley Baer as Frank Cummings, Tom Allen (3) as Policeman, Bettye Ackerman as Laura Brandon, Ted de Corsia as George Emory, Brian Donlevy as General Roger Brandon | Director: Jesse Hibbs
Story: Robert Yale Libott, Robert Kent | Teleplay: Robert Kent | | | |
| 270 :09x29 - The Case of the Crafty Kidnapper (May/15/1966) | | Danny Shine ruins lives for a living. As a gossip columnist, that's his job, or so he thinks. The person who puts a bullet in him evidently holds a different opinion. The police like Greg Stanley, Shine's assistant, for this murder. Stanley might have an alibi, but it's a man with a secret that will close his lips, even on the witness stand. | | Guest Stars: Pat Priest as Norma Fenn, Anne Whitfield as Patricia Tanner, Patricia Joyce as Receptionist, Walter Burke as Man, Willis Bouchey as Judge, John Holland as Bruno Grant, Gary Collins as Alex Tanner, William Bramley as Leon Vandenberg, Mary Foskett as Lola Stanley, Douglas Henderson as Greg Stanley, Cloris Leachman as Gloria Shine, John Lasell as Danny Shine | Director: Jerry Hopper
Writer: William Bast | | | |
| 271 :09x30 - The Case of the Final Fadeout (May/22/1966) | | Barry Conrad, a nasty individual whose personality has richly endowed him with enemies, finally meets his end. Mason manages to see Jackson Sidemark acquitted - and then Sidemark dies. Did Winnifred Glover kill him? Both of them? Or was it someone else entirely? | | Guest Stars: James Stacy as Barry Conrad, William Tannen as Studio Guard, Estelle Winwood as Winifred Glover, Lee Miller (1) as Sgt. Brice, Kenneth R. MacDonald (4) as First Judge, Louie Elias as Stunt Man, Linda Burton as Second Starlet, Margaret Shinn as First Starlet, Gerald Mohr as Andy Rubin, Marlyn Mason as Erna Landry, Maureen Crow as Addie, Erle Stanley Gardner as Judge, Jackie Coogan as Pete Desmond, Dick Clark (1) as Leif Early, Denver Pyle as Jackson Sidemark, Saul Gorss as Stunt Man | Director: Jesse Hibbs
Writer: Ernest Frankel, Orville Hampton | | | |
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