PEYTON PLACE Episode 82. 06-25-65 David Schuster asks Julie to return to the mill. WA: David Schuster has only recently arrived in Peyton Place to take over management of the mill. Already he as problems. His attempts to solve them will involve both Julie and Betty Anderson. Intro: The square. David Schuster is driving over to the Anderson house. Scene 1: Julie is sewing [on a Singer®] as Betty comes in the front door. Julie doesn't hear her and is surprised when she notices. Betty and Julie are talking in the Anderson livingroom. The door chimes ring and Julie asks Betty to answer the door. Julie goes upstairs. [Repeat of last scene of previous episode.] Betty answers the door and admits David Schuster. Schuster comments on the dress dummy with no arms and no legs. He has come to ask Julie to return to the mill as his secretary with a substantial raise. Julie asks about Marian and is told that Marian is moving to accounting. He wants help with personnel procedures. Julie tells David that she will think about his offer and will tell bim by the end of the week. He thanks her and leaves. Betty tells her that she should take the job. Scene 2: In the Mackenzie [now Carson] kitchen, Elliot slips the wrapped present into his pocket. Elliot is having coffee as Allison comes in. Elliot gives Allision the bracelet. It was made from a solid gold fob which had belonged to his great grandfather Carson. Allison says that now she feels that she really belongs to the Carson family. It is inscribed in french as follows: JE VEILLE SUR CEUX QUE JE V'AIME I watch over those I love. Constance joins them in the kitchen. Allison pronounces the french inscription. Allison leaves for school. Elliot says that Allison likes it. Scene 3: Downtown across the street south from the square, Allison is walking east toward the Book Gallery. Allison stoops to pick up a newspaper, dropping a school book. Steven, who just happens to be walking by, helps her pick things up. Steven buys a newspaper for a dime. Norman, looking out the window of the apartment, sees Steven Cord. Steven continues toward the bank building where the law offices are. Norman calls Rodney over and points out Steven Cord. Rodney says, "Hannah Cord's son?" Norman tells Rodney that Steven is working with Theodore Dowell. Norman tells of having coffee with Steven in the Pharmacy. Norman tells Rodney that their grandfather Peyton doesn't believe that Catherine had anything to do with the murder of Elizabeth Hanley Carson. Scene 4: Steven comes in the law office and places his hat on a file cabinet. Dowell comes in and tells Steven that he is having office cleaned out. Dowell notes that Steven is reading the Clarion. Steven says that he is comfortable. Dowell leaves. Steven looks out the window toward the square. It is thursday the 12th. Steven has a pensive look. Scene 5: A student of color is dashing down a hall and bumps into Allison who is coming out of a classroom. Allison drops her load of books. The student apologizes and hurries on without even waiting for a reply from Allison. It isn't Allison's fault, but she apologizes anyway to no one. Rodney comes over to help and bumps into yet another student. Allison talks about baby sitting with Kim Schuster. Rodney says that he is taking chemistry and that it is tough. He says that he has been meaning to call her. They chat. Rodney said that the other night when he took her home and kissed her that he wanted to stay. A class bell rings. Rodney hands her the load of books and they part. Scene 6: In Doctors Hospital, Dr. Claire Morton speaks to miss Choate and asks about her father. If he is busy. She goes in to see Dr. Morton in his office. Morton is getting a book out of a credenza. He mentions that he forgot to tell Dr. Rossi about dinner the following night. She says that she loves him. She then tells him that she is married. He is surprised, but he knew something was wrong. He says that they have always respected each other's privacy. He asks why it was so hard to tell him. Dr. Claire admits that she had failed. Scene 7: Betty reports to Choate and is told that Rossi wants to talk to her about insubordination. Jerry Bedford appears and tries to make a date with Betty to drive her home. Betty goes in to see Rossi. Rossi tells Betty that she must show respect toward miss Choate. She promised to apologize to miss Choate. Betty says, "Certainly, Doctor. I'll find her immediately and tell her I'm sorry that she is a vicious nagging old witch." She leaves his office and speaks to Steven Cord. She asks how much he heard. He was waiting to see Dr. Rossi. Betty tells Rev. Bedford that she is ready if he would like to take her home. She excuses herself to get her coat. Preview: Allison talks to Doris. Betty talks with Jerry. Allison talks to Norman in the library. AM: Mrs. Schuster, please. I told Kim to do something and she refused. If you let her get away with this, she'll never respect me again. BA: Why is it you asked me out. JB: You serious? BA: To bring me back to the fold? JB: Do you think they give me an expense account to wine and dine prospects? AM: You think you have everybody classified in a nice neat little niche, don't you? Well, one day that girl will leave you in the dust, and I hope you choke on it. Running gag-Allison and her plethora of books, and dropping them. MEL: Dr. Rossi apparently never dated any of the nurses. He let several ladies slip through his fingers. The special ladies in Rossi's life were as follows: Dr. Rossi's Lady friendsPREV HOME NEXT
- Constance Mackenzie
- Laura Brooks
- Betty Anderson
- Julie Anderson [Rossi danced with Julie at Constance' Wedding]
- Claire Morton
- Ann Howard
- Stella Chernak
- Rachel Welles
- Jill Smith (potential sister-in-law)
- Marsha Russell [and her daughter]
- Carolyn Russell.