PEYTON PLACE Episode 10. 10-15-64 Founders Day Festival part two. WA: Underneath the fun and games is great tension in this festival crowd today. George and Julie Anderson are here together, but so is Leslie Harrington. And Allison Mackenzie and Rodney Harrington are here together, but so is Betty Anderson. Intro: Overhead shot of Founders Day Festival banner. Tug-of-war. Barbershop quartette. A young boy runs by the cakes, wiping the icing off and licking his fingers. Several boy scouts milling around. Written by Robert J. Shaw Directed by Walter Doniger Scene 1: At the festival, Matthew Swain walks up and engages Dr. Rossi in conversation. He assures Rossi that he may have a job for him in 8 or 10 years. An unseen lady calls to Matthew complaining that she is having problems with the cotton candy machine. Matthew calls to Betty Anderson and assigns her to Dr. Rossi. Dr. Rossi offers Betty a cup of coffee. George and Julie are walking. George says that he does not like to see his girl, Betty, with Doctor Rossi. George calls to Rossi, but Rossi doesn't hear him. George tells Julie that he needs some more steady pills. Scene 2: Rossi brings Betty some coffee in one of those expensive paper cups with the fold-out handles. This is the same kind of expensive paper cup used in Episode 514 when Dr. Rossi and Marsha Russell have coffee in the courthouse. They talk. Betty tells the doctor that she wants Rodney, but she doesn't want to trap him. He tries to comfort her by telling her that she isn't the first girl to have the problem. [Later in the series, during the Stella Chernak era, Betty complains to Rossi that he never invited her out for coffee.] Scene 3: Rodney is escorting Allison around. Rodney teaches Allison to fire a rifle. He praises her efforts. She doubts his sincerity. Scene 4: Julie sells a clock and admonishes the new owner to wind the clock only once a week. Julie and Constance talk about their respective daughters. Scene 5: Allison wins a prize. Rodney tells Allison he wants to teach her everything. Betty is observing them from a distance. Scene 6: In the Clarion Festival Headquarters, Matthew is talking with Leslie. Betty comes in and asks to speak with Leslie. Matthew departs. She asks Leslie specifically why Rodney dumped her. Leslie is evasive but lets it slip that Julie was upstairs in the mill office the night Rodney came in and the night that Rodney dumped Betty. Julie had told Betty that she was downstairs. Betty begins to get an inkling of what went on. Scene 7: George finds Rossi and presses him for a prescription for some steady pills. Rossi is annoyingly professional and suggests they go to his office. [George Anderson and Paul Hanley appear to be the only users in town at this point in time. Later Paul Hanley and Susan Winter enter the picture.] In Rossi's office, George continues to tell Rossi about his problems. Dr. Rossi suggests that George consult Dr. Eubank, a Psychiatrist in Boston. This sort of suggestion is seldom popular with patients. Scene 8: Meanwhile back in the square, Leslie tells Julie he needs to talk with her. Leslie goes in the Clarion and Julie soon follows. Leslie tells Julie how he let it slip to Betty, about the other night at the mill. Julie tells Leslie that she wants to resign. Julie says she will be in Monday and give notice. Leslie tells Julie that he can no longer stay with Catherine. George wants to start an insurance business, so Julie's decision meshes with George's plans. Scene 9: Rodney and Allison are in the bandstand dancing. Allison's dancing has improved somewhat. Julie comes over to Betty and asks if she's had anything to eat. Betty is still consumed by her problem with Rodney and hadn't come to the festival for the food. They look at Rodney and Allison. Betty says she's not going to wait any more. She's going to tell him. He has to know. Preview: Fireworks. Betty tells Rodney that she has to talk to him. She says she knows about his father and her mother. RH: Betty, what do you want? BA: It's not what I want. RH: Well then, what is it? BA: Just what I said. I have to talk to you. RH: All right, we're talking. BA: It's about your father's office. Rod, I know. RH: What do you know? BA: About your father, my mother. Psychiatrist Dr. Eubank in Boston is mentioned. PREV HOME NEXT