PEYTON PLACE Episode 47. 02-25-65 Elliot tells Rossi that he wants his beach cottage back. WA: When Michael Rossi rented the beach house he wasn't concerned about its history. He simply liked the solitude, the atmosphere. But there are others drawn to the same house though for different reasons. Intro: The marina. The beach house with Rossi and Hanley. Scene 1: A continuation of last scene of the previous episode. At the beach house, Elliot comes in, they speak and Paul leaves. Rossi offers Elliot a drink. Rossi downplays why Paul was there. Elliot says he has to prove he is innocent. Elliot says, "Rossi, this is my house." Rossi says, "Do you want me to move out?" Elliot says, "I've got to move in. All this time, you must have known I was coming home." Scene 2: At the Mill, Julie visits Leslie in his office. She said she tried phoning the house and they said he was at the mill. He asks of George. They discuss the settlement and Detective Blaine's report. Julie has come to ask that Leslie do no more damage to Betty. He gives her what he calls the last remaining copies of the report. He asks to see her smile. She says it is over. Scene 3: The square, the Pillory. Rodney comes into lawyer Theodore Dowell's office to sign the annulment papers. Betty is waiting. They talk. Dowell's elderly secretary brings papers to Betty to read. The secretary says the hearing will be in Judge Whitley's chambers. Dowell comes in. He says everything is in order. He asks if they have thought everything over. They discuss grounds. Fraud. Failure to fulfill obligations of marital relationship. Betty asks to leave. She leaves. Dowell says that no matter what the court says, the marriage will never be over. Scene 4: Julie Anderson has brought a box of chocolates to George in the sanitarium. The chocolates are from Betty. Dr. Kessler comes in and George leaves. The doctor assures Julie that George is making good progress and he would benefit by a trial visit home. He should be ready in a week or two, perhaps. Julie asks if that might be a little too soon. Kessler tells her that George will need patience, understanding, and love. Scene 5: In front of the Clarion, Allison runs into Elliot. Allison asks Elliot why he asked Paul for a ride. She says that she knows that Elliot doesn't like Paul. Elliot admits that she is right. He does dislike Paul. Elliot says that Paul is vicious, like the men in prison. Elliot tells Allison to stay away from Paul. Allison asks if Elliot will wish her luck on the trip to New York. Elliot says, "Absolutely not". Scene 6: Matthew comes in the Chandlery to visit Elliot. They discuss the advisability of telling Allison the truth. Elliot says he can thank Matthew for his getting out of prison. They discuss Paul Hanley, and the magic number 18. Scene 7: Constance is trying to install tape in the cash register. Dr. Rossi comes in and offers to help. Rossi tells her that he is moving from the beach house and will be staying at the Colonial Post Inn. He gets the tape installed and proclaims that the patient will live. Constance thanks him and he leaves. Matthew Swain comes in to visit. Matthew tells Constance that she must tell Allison the simple and bitter truth. Scene 8: After hours, attorney William Robert Wainwright knocks on the Pharmacy door and and is admitted by Calvin Hanley. They talk about Elizabeth. As Wainwright leaves, Elliot shows up, greets Wainwright, and chats for a moment. Elliot then forces his way into the Pharmacy. Elliot argues viciously with Calvin Hanley. Preview: Elliot talks with Paul Hanley. Allison talks with Constance. Leslie talks with Calvin. EC: What are you trying to get at Paul? PH: The truth. EC: When I needed the truth from you, you were afraid of it. PH: I've never been afraid of it. EC: Your voice is shaking, Paul. AM: We're strange. The widow Mackenzie and her chaste young daughter. CM: Allison. AM: You say you want me to live my life. And the minute I try, you stop me cold. LH: I think you're threatening me. CH: I certainly am Mr. Harrington. Unless you do something to stop this, I promise you my daughter's reputation won't be the only thing dragged through the mud. Attorney William Robert Wainwright-Gregory Morton. Theodore Dowell's elderly secretary talks with Betty and Rodney. Dr. Kessler-John Zaremba. PREV HOME NEXT