PEYTON PLACE
Episode 65.
04-29-65
Leslie is threatened by the past.
WA: In Doctors Hospital, Elliot Carson gravely wounded by George
Anderson's bullet, fights for his life. In the biggest house
in Peyton Place, Leslie Harrington in a very different sense,
fights for his life, also.
Intro: Elliot Carson lies under an oxygen tent in room 112 of Doctors
Hospital. Constance goes to the mansion to talk with Leslie
Harrington.
Scene 1: At the mansion, Constance rings the chimes and is admitted by
Leslie Harrington. She tells Leslie that she wants to talk
with him about Elliot. Constance insists that Leslie clear
Elliot of the murder of his wife. She says that he must go to
the authorities or she will. She reminds Leslie that he made a
promise to Elliot. Rodney comes in as they are still talking.
She tells Rodney, goodnight, and leaves. Rodney says he wants
one answer to one question.
Scene 2. Still in the livingroom, Rodney asks Leslie about the murder of
Elizabeth Hanley Carson. He says that he wants to actually
hear the words. Leslie insists that he didn't kill Elizabeth.
Rodney asks if he knows who killed her. Leslie says that he
does. Rodney asks if it was Elliot Carson. Leslie says no.
Leslie says again that the murder came out of jealousy. And he
kept quiet to protect Rodney and Norman's mother. Rodney says
that he had been so afraid his father was a murderer. Rodney
becomes so emotional about his mother that he actually sobs.
Rodney retreats upstairs to his bedroom.
Scene 3: At the Morton house, Dr. Robert Morton, Mrs. Grace, and Dr.
Claire have been entertaining Dr. Rossi. After the Mortons
retire, Rossi talks with Claire. He tells her that it was a
nice thing she did at the hospital. He thanks Claire for
talking with Betty Anderson. Claire mentions the obscure
malady, vapors. He invites her to go ice-skating.
Scene 4: Constance comes home to the Mackenzie house and calls for
Allison but gets no reply.
Allison is at the Anderson house, talking with Julie. Julie
asks if she has called Constance to tell her she is spending
the night at the Andersons. Allison says that she hasn't.
Julie asks if Allison minds if she calls Constance.
At the Mackenzie house, Julie has phoned to tell Constance that
Allison is spending the night with them. Constance asks to
talk with Allison. Julie explains that Allison doesn't want to
talk right then.
Scene 5. Lawyer Theodore Dowell calls at the Harrington mansion at the
request of Leslie. Leslie wants him to get the wheels in
motion to clear Elliot Carson. Leslie is worried about Norman.
He says that Norman was his mother's favorite. He wants the
matter taken care of quickly. Dowell agrees that he will call
Lt. Governor Foster.
Scene 6. Back at the Anderson house, Allison is having troubled sleep,
a nachtmare. She is startled and sits up. Betty comes in
and asks Allison if she is all right. Betty says she is going
in the kitchen and asks Allison if she would like anything.
Betty offers her milk. Allison thanks Betty for letting her
stay there that night without asking questions. Allison
confides that she isn't really a Mackenzie. Julie comes down
and joins the girls. Julie tells Allison she knows what it is
like to be alone.
Scene 7. Constance drives out to Elliot's beach house and goes in. She
is snooping in the cottage as she hears a man walk up outside.
She is frightened. [It turns, out in the next episode, to be
Rodney.]
Preview: Allison talks with Elliot. Leslie talks with Rodney. Dr.
Rossi talks with Claire Morton.
AM: I thought you'd be pleased.
EC: Are you sure that's why you did it? To please me, not to
punish your mother?
LH: It will never be the same for us around here. You
realize that don't you, Rodney?
RH: You didn't tell Norman did you? How are we going to
tell him?
CM: Aren't you being a little unreasonable about this ?
MR: Well, aren't you being a little ambivalent?
CM: Last night you were diagnosing me. Today, you're trying to
psychoanalyze me. What's next?
Theodore Dowell-Patrick Whyte.
The Lt. Governor is identified as Foster.
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