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The Case of the Blushing Pearls: Directed by Richard Whorf. With Raymond Burr, Barbara Hale, William Hopper, William Talman. Hudson Nichols has Mitsou Kamuri arrested for switching his wife's string of expensive blush pearls, but offers to absolve her if she breaks off her relationship with his son Grove.
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- Crime, Drama, Mystery
- Richard Whorf
- 1959-10-24
"Perry Mason" The Case of the Blushing Pearls (TV Episode 1959) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
A 1959 episode of the legal drama series Perry Mason, where Perry defends a woman accused of stealing and murdering a pearl necklace. The plot involves a love triangle, a family feud, and a pearl expert.
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From The Perry Mason TV Show Book Mitsou Kamuri has been seeing a great deal of Grove Nichols, son of wealthy businessman Hudson Nichols. But Hudson doesn’t approve of his son's relationship. When the girl is “caught” with a string of valuable pearls belonging to Hudson’s wife, the businessman agrees to drop all charges against her if stops seeing ...
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Starring Raymond Burr In The Case of THE BLUSHING PEARLS Based upon characters created by Erle Stanley Gardner
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Directed by Richard B. Whorf Written by Jonathan Latimer Herbert Hirschman | Producer Gail Patrick Jackson | Executive Producer Produced by The CBS Television Network in association with Paisano Productions Seeleg Lester | Associate Producer, Story Consultant Arthur Marks | Associate Producer Music composed and conducted by Jerry Goldsmith 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
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Nobu McCarthy as Mitsou Kamuri Christine White as Alice Carson Benson Fong as Itsubi Nogata George Takei as Toma Sakai Steve Terrell as Grove Nichols Angela Greene as Thelma Nichols Ralph Dumke as Hudson Nichols John Gallaudet as Municipal Judge Joe De Reda as Edgar Beals Rollin Moriyama as Ito Kamuri John Barclay as Judge Bill Walker as Watchman Lia Waggner as Maid Tom Wilde as Detective Jack Carol as Technician Martha Wentworthas Landlady Uncredited Actors Sam Harrisas Courtroom Spectator
The famous and award-winning Jerry Goldsmith “composed and conducted” music for this episode. Submitted by Wilson Maffetano, 7/22/2003. + In fact, Jerry Goldsmith’s score for this episode has been released along with some of his other work for Playhouse 90 and a few other things. You can get the CD at Screen Archives Entertainment and other places....
'Hudson Nichols' benign racism/classism in this episode may seem odd to those unfamiliar with such 'genteel' activities, but I can say I almost wanted him to be guilty of something as he attempted to 'make a deal' with Mitsou. "It's not you, you understand ..". Nauseating. Submitted by MikeReese, 9/20/2013. + I too had a negative reaction to some o...
The Case of the Blushing Pearls. A puzzling and contradictory case develops as Mason defends Mitsou Kamuri first against a charge of stealing some valuable rose pearls then against a charge of murder. S3E4 46 min. Pluto TV. Movies and Shows in United States. Perry Mason.
Watch Perry Mason defend Mitsou Kamuri against charges of theft and murder in this classic crime drama. The episode features Nobu McCarthy, Chris White, Benson Fong and George Takei.
51M OCT 24, 1959 TV-PG. S3 E4: A puzzling and contradictory case develops as Mason defends pretty Mitsou Kamuri, first, against a charge of stealing some valuable rose pearls, then, against a charge of murder.
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