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#46: The Case of the
Married Moonlighter
Original Airdate: 11/08/58

Summary Edit

From The Perry Mason TV Show Book
Perry doesn't want to get involved in a family dispute when a childhood friend, Eileen Harrison, seeks a divorce from her husband, Danny. Perry feels differently about defending Danny, though, when the man is framed for murder.

Credits Edit

Trailing

Directed by Arthur Marks
Teleplay by Stanley Niss and Gene Wang
Story by Stanley Niss
Ben Brady Producer
Produced by CBS Television in association with Paisano Productions
Gail Patrick Jackson Executive Producer
Sam White Associate Producer

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

Arthur Franz as Danny Harrison
Jesse White as Luke Hickey
Anne Sargent as Eileen Harrison
Stacy Harris as Frank Curran
Frances Helm as Linda Kennedy
Douglas Evans as Phil McCabe
Tom Palmer as George Palmer
Richard Gaines as Judge Carwell
Olan Soule as Court Clerk
Fern Barry as Mrs. Cunningham
Carol Anderson as The Model

Uncredited Actors

Lee Miller as Sgt. Brice

Crew

Gene Wang Story Consultant
Production Supervisor J. Paul Popkin
Story Editor Alice Young
Director of Photography Frank Redman, A.S.C.
Assistant Producer Robert Wechsler
Art Direction Lyle Wheeler, Lewis Creber
Assistant Director Robert G. Stone
Editorial Supervisor Art Seid, A.C.E.
Film Editor Otto W. Meyer, A.C.E.
Casting Marvin Schnall, Harvey Clermont
Makeup Richard Hamilton
Hair Stylist Annabell, S.C.H.
Wardrobe Supervision Dick James
Set Decoration Walter M. Scott, Charles Q. Vassar
Properties Ray Thompson
Sound Editor Gene Eliot, M.P.S.E.
Production Sound Mixer Robert O'Brien
Script Supervision William E. Orr

Trivia Edit

CARS: 1955 Plymouth 2dr sedan, 1958 DeSoto 2dr hardtop, white & medium color, 1958 Chevrolet Delray 4dr sedan, black & white (Police), 1958 Plymouth 4dr sedan, black & white (Police), 1958 Chrysler 300 convertible, medium color, white interior, top down, Cameo: 1958 Dodge 2dr hardtop, dark color. From The Cars by Greg Cockerill.

+Irony. The opening scene shows two appliance store employees repossessing a washing machine. One of the main characters in this episode is Jesse White, for years the lonely Maytag washer repairman. Submitted by PaulDrake 33.

The above appliance store truck bears a sign identifying the firm as Walsh's Appliances (Your Credit is Good!) and gives the telephone number WEbster 12499. This phone number is used in the very next episode (TCOT Jilted Jockey) for the home number of gambler/murder victim Johnny Starr. Submitted by FredK October 25, 2009.

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