PEYTON PLACE Episode 223. 05-26-66 Chris Webber arrives in Peyton Place by bus. WA: Yesterday, Rodney Harrington had a violent quarrel with his brother, Norman. Rodney knows the breach between them, must be healed. But he knows the solution will not be an easy one. Intro: Rodney rides up on his motorcycle, parks in front of the Pharmacy, and climbs up the stairs to the apartment. Rodney knocks. Scene 1: Norman is cooking as Rodney comes in. Rodney tells Norman that he has come to apologize. Norman accepts his apology. Rodney tells Norman that he has to live at the mansion, because of an agreement between Peyton and his father. Rodney says that Peyton wants to teach him the things a Peyton should know. Norman tells Rodney that he was honest for 5 seconds. Scene 2: Norman goes in the Pharmacy to talk with Rita. Sandy comes in and says she is going to browse for a minute. Norman kisses Rita and leaves. Sandy comes over to talk with Rita. Sandy asks Rita for a good after-shave lotion. Rita asks if it is for Lee. Sandy says that is for Chris. Chris is coming home tomorrow. She tells Rita that he is special. Sandy orders a lemonade. Sandy refers to Rita and herself as "old married women." Sandy says Rita is lucky. She says that Norman married Rita in spite of what she was. Lee married her for what she was. Sandy apologizes for talking Rita's ear off. She pays 20 cents for the lemonade and leaves. Scene 3: Ann brings some sketches in the Book Gallery. [The Book Gallery sells art as well as books, magazines, and post cards.] She asks Constance to try to sell them. Ann Howard talks with Allison about Oragami. Then Ann talks again with Constance. Constance gives Ann some Oragami paper for the therapy room at the hospital. Allison leaves with Ann. Elliot comes in and talks with Constance. Elliot mentions that Allison has a new friend, Ann Howard. Elliot assures Constance that Ann is not a monster. Constance wonders why Allison seeks out people like Ann Howard. [At this point in time, Constance still accepts the popular belief, established by a hearing, that Ann Howard was the one who pushed Chris Webber 17 years ago.] Constance says she is worried about Allison. Scene 4: Rodney comes in the mansion and starts up the stairs. He is called to by Betty. Betty gets her coat out of the foyer closet and says she has to get home. Rodney asks her to stay so they can talk. He tells her that he has just had a fight with Norman. Betty says that they have had fights before. Rodney says that he can't get along with anybody anymore. Betty says that people disappoint him. He talks about Allison. Betty mentions that Allison caught the bouquet at the wedding. Rodney asks if Betty can see him married to Allison. Betty says sure. Betty leaves. Rodney sits. Scene 5: Lee is in the Shoreline Garage working as Sandy comes in. Lee talks about the problems that old man" Parker is having with his automobile. Lee asks about the things that Sandy has bought. She has purchased several things for Chris. Lee plans to drive to Boston to pick up Chris and he intends to take Sandy with him. They argue. Lee decides not to take Sandy with him to Boston after all. Scene 7: In Steven's Law office, Ann talks with Steven about Arthur Crain. Steven says that respectable citizens don't like to change their minds. Arthur remembers a red sweater and a dark skirt that day. Steven says just because someone says it is a fact doesn't make it true. Arthur remembered that Brian Colby had said, "My daughter was given to fits of temper." He asks if she recalls that. Steven lights up. Steven says that he didn't see what actually happened. Scene 8: Outside, Ann starts to cross the square. An Interstate Bus Lines coach drives up and stops in front of the Colonial Post Inn. A man helps a lady off the bus. The lady then helps Chris Webber over to the curb, by the mail box in front of the Colonial Post Inn. Ann watches Chris. Chris walks over to the square by the Pillory and a bench, right past Ann Howard. Preview: Leslie talks with Rita. In the square, Ann talks with Dr. Rossi. Allison talks with Rodney. LH: How do you feel about that? RJ: I always wanted to be part of the family. But, I won't go against Norm. He's my husband. AH: You think I'm guilty. And those dinners and the wharf, and the kindness. You were just humoring me. AM: We passed a certain point. We can't go back. RH: We're not really alike are we? AM: I guess we're not. Arthur Crain-James Beggs [Prime Time Network Serials, Page 677]. PREV HOME NEXT