PEYTON PLACE
Episode 48.
03-02-65
Paul finally pays his bill at the Book Gallery.
WA: As the working day ends for Calvin Hanley, he confronts the
man who married his daughter and served a prison sentence
for murdering her.
Intro: The square in Peyton Place.
Scene 1: Calvin Hanley is closing the door of his Pharmacy when
Elliot forces his way in. Elliot insists that Leslie was
seeing Elizabeth. Calvin maintains that Elliot killed her.
Elliot continues to insist that he didn't. Elliot says
someone planted the idea in Paul that Elliot killed her.
Elliot leaves and Hanley looks through his Rolodex®.
Hanley telephones Leslie Harrington.
Scene 2: Hanley goes to the Harrington house, is let in by Christine
Gordon and talks to Leslie. Leslie tells him that
Catherine wrote a letter to Martin telling him of Leslie's
relationship with Elizabeth. Calvin threatens him. At
this point, Norman comes in, interrupting the conversation.
The Peyton Place high school basketball team won. They are
in second place. Norman tries to find out what is going
on. Leslie says that he is protecting the interests of
Norman and Rodney in a business matter.
Scene 3: Using a hand puppet, Betty sings to Lucy Adams.
Eat your breakfast with a smile,
And you'll feel better in a while.
When you're well as well can be,
You'll go home so happily.
Happy doodle doodle dee,
Sing and sing so happily,
Happy doodle, doodle dee,
Sing and sing this song with me.
[Speaking]. Come on Lucy please sing a song with me.
Happy doodle doodle dee,
Sing and sing so happily,
Happy doodle doodle dee,
We are jolly as can be. [Rossi chimes in.]
Rossi comes in and refers to Betty with the honorarium,
"Nurse." A "bona fide" nurse comes in to give Lucy a bath.
Rossi asks if Betty ever considered becoming a nurses aide.
She said no, she thought it required some kind of special
training.
Scene 4: Paul Hanley meets up with Constance on the street. He says
that he has finally come to pay his bill. Constance turns
up the heat then begins to talk with him about Allison.
His balance is $45.25. Constance tells him that she lived
on Washington square so Paul assumed she knew the village.
He writes a check. He asks if he can show Allison around
New York. Constance tells him, she isn't going. They talk
some more. Paul is insistent that Allison be allowed to
go. Constance is determined. She tells him that Allison
is too young. She tells him good day to get rid of him.
He says, "Good day, Mrs. Mackenzie. As soon as Paul
leaves, Constance phones Elliot at the chandlery to tell
him that Paul had been there and had some disturbing
comments. He says he will be right over and abruptly hangs
up.
Scene 5: Elliot immediately goes over to the Book Gallery and
discusses Paul and Allison with Constance. They know that
Paul Hanley suspects something. Elliot says, "You're not
going to let her go to New York with him, are you?"
Constance says no. Elliot says that Paul is a twisted boy.
Scene 6: Peyton's attorney, William Wainwright, is talking to his
tape recorder. Norman knocks and is let in. Wainwright is
unusually friendly. Norman wants to offer his help in
finding the truth. They talk about Catherine's competancy.
Norman asks why Calvin Hanley would have come to visit
Leslie, late at night.
Scene 7: Wainwright comes into the Pharmacy to talk to Calvin
Hanley. A lady, Mrs. Miller, pays and leaves. Hanley said
that he told Wainwright to stay away. Robert Wainwright
tells Hanley that he will be at the Inn. Calvin wants to
talk.
Scene 8: Allison is in the kitchen as Constance comes in. She is
fixing Beef Stroganoff. Constance tells Allison she can't
go to New York. She doesn't think Paul is reliable.
Allison thinks that may be why she is drawn to him.
Scene 9: Paul runs into Elliot on the street. Paul tells Elliot that
he has won. Allison is not going to New York with the drama
club. Elliot says it has nothing to do with him. He asks
Paul why he was afraid in court. He asks if Calvin still hits
him with a belt. Elliot tells Paul that Paul needs him as
much as he needs Paul. Calvin comes out of the Pharmacy and
collapses. Paul says, "Father, Father." Calvin assumes
ambient temperature.
Preview: Norman talks to Leslie. Allison talks to Constance. Judge
Whitley annuls the marriage. Betty responds.
NH: Dad, if you try to prove that mother didn't know what
she was doing, I'll testify against you.
AM: It wasn't so long ago, I used to say, "I love you."
You remember, I love you.
JW: The marriage entered into by Rodney and Betty Harrington
is hereby dissolved. Plaintiff is restored the use of
her maiden name.
BA: That's all?
Nurse-uncredited.
Lucy Adams, the girl involved in sled accident-uncredited
Marcibel Lunchpocket-hand puppet.
William Robert Wainwright-Gregory Morton.
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