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#142: The Case of the
Glamorous Ghost
Original Airdate: 02/03/62

Summary Edit

From The Perry Mason TV Show Book (Revised)
Eleanor Corbin pleads amnesia after police find her running and screaming through woods near her apartment building. Her loss of memory is of little help to her when she is charged with murdering a man whom she claims not only is her husband but also is working with her in breaking up a jewelry smuggling ring for the U.S. Treasury Department. It’s up to Perry to try to save her sanity and her freedom.

Credits Edit

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Opening

Starring Raymond Burr
in Erle Stanley Gardner’s
The Case of THE GLAMOROUS GHOST
Barbara Hale, William Hopper, William Talman, Ray Collins

Trailing

Directed by Arthur Marks
Teleplay by Samuel Newman

“Perry Mason”
Art Seid | Producer
Gail Patrick Jackson | Executive Producer
Jackson Gillis | Associate Producer
Produced by The CBS Television Network in association with Paisano Productions
Samuel Newman | Story Consultant

Raymond Burr as Perry Mason
Barbara Hale as Della Street
William Hopper as Paul Drake
William Talman as Hamilton Burger
Ray Collins as Lt. Tragg

Cast

Mary Murphy as Eleanor Corbin
Jeanne Cooper as Ethel Belan
Ziva Rodann as Suzanne Granger
Merry Anders as Sadie Hepner
Douglas Dick as Walter Richey
Wesley Lau as Lt. Anderson
Coleen Gray as Olga Jordan
Vinton Hayworth as Homer Corbin
Kenneth MacDonald as Judge
Jon Lormer as Dr. Oberon
Jan Stine as Boy
Judee Morton as Girl
Don McGovern as Policeman
George E. Stone as Court Clerk

Crew

Director of Photography … Robert G. Hager
Art Direction … Lewis Creber
Assistant Director … Robert G. Stone
Film Editor … John D. Faure
Casting … Harvey Clermont
Makeup … Irving Pringle
Hair Stylist … Annabell
Wardrobe Supervision … Ed McDermott, Evelyn Carruth
Set Decoration … Charles Q. Vassar
Properties … Ray Thompson
Production Sound Mixer … Herman Lewis
Script Supervision … M.E.M. Gibsone
Sound … Glen Glenn Sound Co.
Automobiles Supplied by … Ford Motor Company
Titles and Opticals … Pacific Title

Perry Mason \ A Film Presentation
A CBS Television Network Production

Trivia Edit

Anomaly: Coleen Gray, listed as Olga Jordan, is called Miss Corbin by Perry and Miss Olga Corbin by Paul. [Mitch English]
+ In the book, the ghost’s half sister is Olga Corbin Jordan, i.e. Mrs. William Kensington Jordan. I guess that the credits were written before the final edit of the teleplay. Submitted by masonite, 21 Novemeber 2010.

A shout-out to Douglas Dick, who yesterday turned 90! Submitted by masonite, 21 November 2010.

Sightings: Quiet Old Man #1 sits in the back row of the courtroom gallery; we see him when Perry stands to raise an objection and when the camera cuts to Ethel Belan. At another time, when Perry rises to question Miss Granger, Little Old Lady #1 peeks over his shoulder (also from the back row). They are some of many recurring spectators that are fun to spot. Submitted by gracep, 12/16/2010.

The music heard under the opening scene in the park is lifted from Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho. Submitted by Kenmore, 1/16/2011.

Comments Edit

Without spoiling it for any new viewers, something surprising happens to Della at the end that makes her more equal to Perry and Paul, and it’s about time, too! Submitted by gracep, 12/16/2010.

The Israeli MOSSAD officer, Ziva D’avid, a character on NCIS—could she have been named after Ziva Rodann? Whatever. She’s simply stunning… Submitted by MikeReese, 12/1/2011.

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