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#263: The Case of the
Avenging Angel
Original Airdate: 03/13/66

Summary Edit

From The Perry Mason TV Show Book
I know, it's only rock 'n roll, but Perry gets involved with a wealthy industrialist and the young, no-talent singer he imports from England with hopes of starting the boy's career. Blackmail and murder get in the way, though, and Perry must defend the British Invader when his shady promoter is iced.

Credits Edit

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Cast

Richard Carlson as Clete Hawley
Sue Ann Langdon as Dorothy (Dottie) Merrill
Lurene Tuttle as Henry McLeod
Chick Chandler as Riff Lawler
Paul Stewart as Cameron Burgess
Martin Horsey as Sandy Chester
Patricia Owens as June Burgess
Sandy Descher as Sherry Lawler
Douglas Evans as Judge
Michael McGiveney as Technician
John KcKee as Policeman [John McKee]
Mary Statler as Woman

Trivia Edit

Anomaly: Lurene Tuttle, listed as Henry McLeod, is really Henny McLeod, the owner of "Henny's Coop." [Lisa & Mack McLendon]
Actor John KcKee in the credits is really John McKee.

+Richard Carlson makes his second and final appearance on Perry here as Clete Hawley. From 1953 until 1956, for 118 episodes, Richard Carlson was Herbert Philbrick on the syndicated crime drama "I Led Three Lives". I Led Three Lives was a unique drama, highlighting the dangers of Communism. The drama which now seems like an anachronism was reportedly the favorite show of Lee Harvey Oswald. Submitted by PaulDrake 33. 20 November 2009.

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