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Mystery’s History Trivia 001:

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The Case of the Final Fade-Out

Erle Stanley Gardner as Judge #2 in Perry Mason and The Case of the Final Fade-Out.
Image Credit: CBS Television Network and Paisano Productions

The Question

Who played Judge #2 in Perry Mason: Season 9 Episode 30,
The Case of the Final Fade-Out?

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And The Answer Is . . .

Who played Judge #2 in Perry Mason: Season 9 Episode 30, The Case of the Final Fade-Out?

Erle Stanley Gardner, the creator of Perry Mason, Della Street, Paul Drake, and the district attorney with the worst record in the history of criminal justice, Hamilton Burger.

The Case of the Final Fade-Out was the only Perry Mason episode to feature Erle Stanley Gardner, and it was the final episode of the original Perry Mason series.

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6 thoughts on “Mystery’s History Trivia 001:”

  1. Ben Waggoner says:

    Totally stumped me.

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    1. Author Donald Jay
      Donald Jay says:

      🙂

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  2. Linda says:

    I know! I know!

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    1. Author Donald Jay
      Donald Jay says:

      Thanks for playing and for leaving a comment.

      Reply
  3. Theda says:

    So interesting! and I never would have guessed that.

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    1. Author Donald Jay
      Donald Jay says:

      Thanks for playing and for leaving a comment.

      Reply

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