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Perry Mason/The Case of the Musical Murder
| The Case of the Musical Murder | |
| Airdate | April 9, 1989 |
| Written by | George Eckstein |
| Directed by | Christian I. Nyby, II |
| Produced by | Peter Katz |
| Network | NBC |
| Style | 120-minute legal drama |
| Company | Dean Hargrove Productions, The Fred Silverman Company, Viacom
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| Origin | USA
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| The Case of the Lethal Lesson |
The Case of the All-Star Assassin |
| Perry Mason | |
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Starring: Raymond Burr (Perry Mason), Barbara Hale (Della Street)
Also Starring Alexandra Paul (Amy Hastings)
and William R. Moses (Ken Malansky)
Special Guest Stars: Debbie Reynolds (Amanda Cody), Jerry Orbach (Blaine Counter)
and Dwight Schultz (Tony Franken)
Guest Stars: Luis Avalos (Judge Robert Morano), Mary Cadorette (Leslie Singer), Alexa Hamilton (Kate Ferrar), Valerie Mahaffey (A.D.A. Barbara August), James McEachin (Lt. Ed Brock), Jim Metzler (Johnny Whitcomb), Lori Petty (Cassie), Henry G. Sanders (Harry), Raymond Singer (James Walton), Philip Sterling (Mel Singer)
Co-Starring: Rick Aiello (Parker Newton), Wendelin Harston (Nurse)
Featuring: Ron Headlee (Father Rooney), Bea Hurwitz (Vera Pitts), Kirk Nyby (Judge Daniels), Doug Stevenson (Walter Pitts), Sheila Ivy Traister) (Owner), Richard Van Vleet (Attorney)
Uncredited: Antonino Garcia Tony (Stage Crew Technician)
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Plot Overview
Certain that the accused killer of a hated choreographer is innocent (he saw the man outside his hospital window at the time the killing took place), Perry takes it upon himself to defend the man and finds no shortage of people who hated the victim enough to kill him.
