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Raymond Burr and Barbara Hale of Perry Mason

Perry Mason is a fictional Los Angeles defense lawyer. The Perry Mason character was created by prolific detective fiction writer Erle Stanley Gardner, who was an attorney himself. Paisano Productions produced the original show and it aired on CBS from September 1957 to May 1966. Raymond Burr portrayed Perry Mason, America's favorite television lawyer. Barbara Hale played his Girl Friday, the beautiful and resourceful Della Street.

The Perry Mason series was set in Los Angeles, California, and real-life street names and locations were frequently used. The shows featured establishing shots of several well-known buildings, including the Los Angeles City Hall, the Los Angeles County Court House, and the Hall of Justice building. All of these buildings are still standing, though the Hall of Justice is being converted to condos.

Fans of the Perry Mason television series are invited to participate in a quick, ten-question quiz. Which beauty queen guest star portrayed a murderer? What was Della Street's nickname? Which Star Trek actor did not appear in a guest role on the Perry Mason television show? By the way ... as it turns out, this is not an easy quiz. It's not meant to be taken seriously! Just have fun with the Perry Mason trivia, and share your results below.

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Contents at a Glance

The Case of the Sulky Girl
The Case of the Baited Hook
Perry Mason in the News
The Case of the Vagabond Vixen
How Did You Score on the Perry Mason Qui...
The Case of the Negligent Nymph
Perry Mason Memorabilia on eBay
The Case of the Runaway Corpse
The Perry Mason TV Show Book

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The Case of the Baited Hook

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Retiring Montco prosecutor has one last 'Perry...: By Carl Hessler Jr. NORRISTOWN ? Before he retires as a prosecutor, James W. Staerk had one final, so-called ?Perry Mason moment? in front of a jury. As a defense lawyer tried to undermine DNA evidence linking a Philadelphia man to driving a vehicle ...
A case for growing catering revenue: Years ago, I enjoyed watching old episodes of Perry Mason. The drama that occurred in his courtroom really taught me that life is short and often there is a lot on the line. Each week, Perry discovered and believed his truth even when others didn't.
Rochelle Riley: What's to love about Detroit? Read this: A few days later, I found myself walking along the Detroit riverfront with two Cody High School juniors, part of a program that investment manager Gail Perry Mason started three years ago called Solemates. Perry Mason asked mentors to spend an ...
Kitty's Corner: Cragfont picnic opens historic house for tours: I have discovered a channel that shows old Perry Mason episodes. These were made back in the days when the programs were in black and white. I was always a fan of these programs and made a point to watch them every week. Now I can watch two episodes ...