Joan Tabor in Perry Mason

[@califgirl101]

from The Case of the Dubious Bridegroom. Excellent case!

[@vestibulate]

Raymond Burr actually moving briskly in a real physical body. Amazing. Normally he stands there like a refrigerator with the door shut.

[@carlchatfield3496]

I just my accident saw your reply to Joan Tabor segment of (The Case of the Dubious Bridegroom). I don't normally look at comments/ replies. But another thing that caught my attention was the phot of Fats Waller, one of the best stride pianists of the 1920's & 1930's. We make have that in common if nothing else. What I see on your reply, pretty much tells me that you don't understand people who have rational thinking processing. Perry Mason as a character is supposed to make detail study of what going on, that apart of analytical thinking and a fine attorney. Also, by your comment sounds like you're a jock, move, move, move. Most intelligence people believe that jocks have only muscles but no brain power to calculate 2+2=5 is that right. Or have I got this wrong, of course I was always told that it equals to 4 (four). (Who knows for sure). Somewhere in the future holds the truth.

[@vestibulate]

@@carlchatfield3496 Good luck, Carl.

[@rstanley2128]

Did you also know that Margaret Field is Sally Field's mother? She also went by Maggie Mahoney as she was married to Jock Mahoney, Sally's father.

[@Vkhawani]

At present I am reading this book...again. Though this scene is a bit different from the original written book.

[@JohnW1711stock]

The hot ones are usually crazy. LOL!!

[@goognamgoognw6637]

hahaha, true. All the attention, they got to have it.

[@michaelcanty4940]

Wife/girlfriend matrix.

[@starmoonfurby]

She Was Born In Sioux Falls

[@johnminehan1148]

A modern civil lawyer would be more careful witha woman and no witnesses . . . .

[@bettylilly6120]

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[@debbieking5171]

Wasn't she married to Broderick Crawford?

[@ukrandr]

Yes. It makes you wonder, doesn't it? And he was more than twenty years her senior. Now I'm really wondering.

[@victorjohnson7512]

Late night dictation, classic 1950's secretary sex pun.