PEYTON PLACE Episode 446. 07-11-68 Mrs. Thomas, a welfare worker visits the Winters. WA: Jill Smith is trapped. Some weeks ago, she moved into the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Tom Winter to work for them. And to help support herself and her baby. Last night something happened in the Winter home. A small moment. A gesture. A look between two people. And now Jill knows she must do something about it. Intro: Jill Smith walking east toward the side entrance to Doctors Hospital. The fire station is partially seen in the background. Scene 1: Jill tells the duty nurse at the Information Desk that she has an appointment with Dr. Rossi. Dr. Rossi walks up and begins to question her. Rossi takes her into his office. Jill says that Rev. Winter stared her. Rossi says that he has known Rev. Winter for a long time. Jill leaves. Rossi picks up the phone and requests the duty nurse to have Rev. Winter drop by. Scene 2: A pickup pulling a two wheel trailor delivers two motorcycles to the Harrington Brothers Motorcycles, Inc. Four teen-aged boys drive up and ask about the motorcycles. After they fill their gas tank, Rodney asks the boys to come back later in the afternoon. Steven Cord comes up and starts to discuss some business problems. Rodney and Norman begin to unload the motorcycles from the trailor. Scene 3: Steven sees Betty on the wharf and speaks to her. The Chowder Pot seafood eatery and the stairs up to Mrs. Hewitt's boarding house are in the background. Steven and Betty walk along the wharf together. Steven tells Betty that he would like to drop by that night to discuss some business problems. Betty tells him that she doesn't want him to drop by. Scene 4: Jeff is playing the piano in the Russell house. Carolyn is helping him study. They talk about classic musicians. Loway in 1687. Beethoven." Marsha comes in and greets Jeff and Carolyn. They talk a while. They talk about musician Johann Georg Albrecthsberber. Mrs. Russell mentions Richard Harrison. The phone rings. Carolyn springs up and answers the phone. It is Fred Russell. They chat a while and agree to a tryst at the Cider Barrel at 2:00 o'clock that afternoon. Scene 5: In the Winter manse, Jill is downstairs pacing as Susan comes in with refreshments. Rev. Tom is sitting on the couch. Mrs. Thomas, the welfare worker, comes down the stairs and remarks to Jill that baby Kelly is beautiful. She asks Susan how long she and Rev. Winter have been married. Tom says 7 years. She asks why they don't have children and how long he expects to be with his present congregation. Mrs. Thomas asks about how they would feel if Jill were to move on. [It appears that the producers and writers want to make a social comment about now intrusive and incompetant that government workers are.] Mrs. Thomas seems worried about Tom being attracted to Jill. Mrs. Thomas leaves. Susan says, "Quite an investigation." Jill goes upstairs. Susan says, "We're ideal." Tom is worried. He goes into the sanctuary and stares at a stained glass window. Scene 6: Rodney and Norman are riding motorcycles in the country. Norman suggests to Norman that they take it easier going back home. Preview: Jill talks with Tom Winter. Carolyn talks with her father. JS: Look, Reverand, I didn't want to come here. I didn't want to make the sandwich. I didn't want to get within ten miles from your desk. I just wanted to stay in my room. TW: Why didn't you? CR: If you just sat down and talked things over. You do want to get together again, don't you? FR: Honey, you're just going to have to accept the fact that your mother and I don't love each other any more. We're going to have to close the book on that part of our life. Nurse-Jacqueline Mayo. Mrs. Thomas, welfare worker-Stanja Lowe. Mrs. Franks, welfare worker was uncredited. Episode 303. Fred Russell-Joe Maross. Johann Georg Albrecthsberber. 1767 to 1809, Kappelmeister of St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna, Austria. PREV HOME NEXT