PEYTON PLACE Episode 72. 05-25-65 Allison Mackenzie meets David Schuster. WA: Constance Mackenzie and Elliot Carson were married. And at their wedding reception their many friends wished them well. That is, everyone except Norman Harrington whose angry outburst brought the party to an abrupt halt. MEL: Second mention of Rita Jacks. Intro: Pharmacy. Square. Harrington apartment. Scene 1: Norman is reading the Clarion as Rodney comes in the apartment. Norman promises not to embarass Rodney any more. They go out on the landing. Norman says he bought a car for $50 down and $50 a month. Rodney says that is two weeks of his living allowance. Rodney tells Norman that he shouldn't have spent the money. Rodney tells Norman that he can use his car "anytime you want to." Scene 2: Sign: Ada Jack's Tavern. [Apostrophe in the wrong place.] In the Tavern, Rita comes out of the bedroom and asks Ada how she looks. Ada says that "It isn't you." Rita says that she wants to change her image. Rita irons her dress. Norman drives up outside. Scene 3: Norman and Rita are parked in his car out in the country. Rita asks Norman if he likes her dress. Norman says it is not her style. She says what style is that. Scene 4: In their Dorset House hotel room in Boston, Constance and Elliot talk about their future. Constance asks what is the matter. Scene 5: In the mansion Doris comes over to see what Kim is doing. She realizes that Kim has taken a dinner bell from the Book Gallery. David admonishes Kim to ask, when she wants something. Scene 6: At Doctors Hospital, Rev. Jerry Bedford is visiting a patient, Mrs. Zito. She invites him for an italian dinner, with Father Kilpatrick. He tells her to get well soon and leaves. [Mrs. Zito drinks from her glass using one of those expensive bendable soda straws. Peyton Place was definately made on a budget but occasionally they splurged a little on props.] Rev. Bedford goes out in the corridor and chats with nurse Betty. Bedford mentions that he and his mother used to eat at Mrs. Zito's restaurant. Scene 7: David Schuster comes in the Book Gallery to pay for something that his daughter took by mistake. Allison says to let her keep the little dinner bell, as a present. Schuster doesn't like the idea. Constance calls from Boston. The newlyweds have decided to stay another day. Elliot comes on the line and says that he hopes that Allison doesn't mind. Allison suggests a book for Kim. Schuster leaves. Preview: Elliot talks with Constance. Rodney talks with Norman. Doris talks with David. EC: If we don't give Allison breathing room, and if we don't demand it for ourselves, we're all going to suffocate. CM: Suffocate? RH: Now this is just as much your house as it is mine. NH: Slap on all the whitewash you want. We don't belong here. Doris: Why don't we send her to that school in Boston? She can come home on weekends. David: Don't be ridiculous. We both have no intention of doing that. Mrs. Zito, Italian cook and former restaurateur-Penny Santon. Penny Santon had an extensive stage and screen career. Father Kilpatrick-only mentioned. PREV HOME NEXT