November 12, 1964 [219] "The
Case of a Place Called Midnight"
Director Arthur Marks
TeleplayJackson Gillis
This is a most unusual Mason episode.
Della and Paul do not appear. There is no defendant, and
therefore no trial. Although Perry is in France on other
"business," he nevertheless manages to get
embroiled in an adventure involving Nazis, hidden
treasures, and not one but two murders.
Perry is in Paris when he gets a call
from prominent American Frederic Ralston II. Ralston
wants Perry to go to Germany and check up on his son,
Frederic III. Freddy, who is a lieutenant in the Army
Corps of Engineers, has been courting a German singer,
Greta Koning, and plans on marrying her. But when Perry
arrives in the German lakeside village he is quickly
involved in a murder. Freddy is found standing over the
dead body of an army captain who was investigating a
report of Nazi treasure hidden at the bottom of the lake.
But Perry soon learns that the only thing at the bottom
of the lake is another body.
Werner ("Hogan's Heroes")
Klemperer, who's made a good living playing Nazis and
such, appears as Inspector Hurt.
Alan DurfeeGerald Mohr
Frank AppletonRobert Emhardt
Inspector HurtWerner Klemperer
Captain Joe FarrellJim Davis (victim # 1)
Dr. Franz KleinmanIvan Triesault (victim
# 2)
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