"Perry Mason" The Case of the Credulous Quarry (TV Episode 1960) - Willis Bouchey as Judge

Hamilton Burger : At about five minutes to nine on the night of the murder, did you receive a phone call which caused you...

Perry Mason : Objection, your Honor. Incompetent, irrelevant and immaterial, and improper questioning in that it takes up matters not part of the direct examination.

Judge : Sustained.

Hamilton Burger : Now Mr. Dorrell, did you have an appointment at nine o'clock on the night of the murder with the defendant at your house...

Perry Mason : Objection, your Honor, on the same grounds.

Hamilton Burger : Your Honor, these questions are certainly germane to the issues in this case.

Perry Mason : Your Honor, the prosecution had the opportunity of bringing out all these germane issues when it presented its case. The prosecution chose not to do so.

Judge : Sustained. Mr. Burger, you will confine yourself to proper cross-examination.

Hamilton Burger : Very well, I have no further questions of the witness at this time. I will bring out what I want to bring out on rebuttal!

Perry Mason : That would be when the defense is finished with its case.

Hamilton Burger : Naturally, Mr. Mason.
Judge : Mr. Burger, the court is interested in this man's method of support. He seems to have found a magic way of life. If he can tell me the secret and it isn't illegal in some form, I might like to try it myself. You're going to answer that question, Mr. Hill. Where do you get your money?

Willis Bouchey: Judge