The married Eva Griffin is caught in the arms of a prominent congressman and is being blackmailed by a tabloid. Perry Mason races to uncover who's behind the blackmail but by the time it is discovered, his client has come clean and her husband has been murdered! Mason has to make a choice, represent the widow in her ploy for the dead man's money or take the rap for murder.

There are a few instances where the language may be mildly objectionable.

Unabridged audio CD; approximately 1 hour 31 minutes; 2 CDs.

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Review 1 for Perry Mason and the Case of the Velvet Claws: A Radio Dramatization on CD

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4 out of 5

Perry Mason...with an "edge"

Date:March 28, 2011

Don B

Location:Newington, NH

Age:55-65

Gender:male

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4 out of 5

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4 out of 5

Meets Expectations:

4 out of 5

Don't be thinking Raymond Burr on this one. This Perry is much "edgier" than the iconic TV version and closer to Erle Stanley Gardner's original. He's not afraid of getting dirty nor is he above stretching the truth when it suits his needs. I surpirsed that this case was actually solved without the "obligatory" courtroom scene.

The acting of the main characters was top notch, although one or two of the supporting cast were a little weak. Don't be scared off by the the language advisory. There were a couple of instances of the "d" word.
Overall, an entertaining story and I look forward to listening to more from the Colonial Radio Players.

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