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Perry Mason

The Case of the Dodging Domino (1962)


MV5BMTM3OTA5MzAxNF5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwMjczMTgzMQ@@._V1_SY317_CR3,0,214,317_Phil Schyler likes to have a good time but he’s a songwriter and always seems to be in debt. His sister’s husband pays him a visit after Phil forged his signature on a check and wants his $3000 back by the end of the day or he will go to the police. That shouldn’t be a problem for Phil since he’s also a blackmailer, getting the money from Damion White. When Schyler is found dead and White is charged with the crime, Perry Mason defends him. He finds that several people had motives including a spurned girlfriend and another songwriter whose most recent hit may not have been his own. The fact that Schyler was killed on Halloween is the vital clue that leads to a solution. Written by garykmcd.

Director: Arthur Marks, Writers: Erle Stanley Gardner (characters created by), Charles Lang, Stars: Raymond Burr, Barbara Hale and William Hopper.

Episode Cast (in credits order)

Raymond Burr … Perry Mason
Barbara Hale … Della Street
William Hopper … Paul Drake
William Talman … Hamilton Burger
Ray Collins … Lt. Arthur Tragg (credit only)
Wesley Lau … Lt. Andy Anderson
David Hedison … Damion White
Jeff Morrow … Alex Chase
Ellen Burstyn … Mona Winthrope White (as Ellen McRae)
Lloyd Corrigan … Rudy Mahlsted
Robert H. Harris … Jerry Janda
Eddie Firestone … Leonard Buckman
Janet Ward … Freda Chase
James Forrest … Phil Schuyler
Maureen Arthur … Vera Jordan
Tom Palmer … Frank MacManus
Herbert Rudley … Charles Noymann
Barney Biro … Judge
Amanda Randolph … Grace – Maid
Pat Goldin … Joe Hudson, Old Man in Devil’s Costume
Orville Sherman … Kirkwood
Diana Reese … Michell Strule
Robert ‘Rusty’ Stevens … Brucie Hillman (as Rusty Stevens)
Gary Hart … Gene Karger
Charlotte Thompson … Operator
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Lee Miller … Sgt. Brice (uncredited)
Bert Stevens … Party Guest (uncredited)

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