Episode 221.
05-23-66
   
          Rossi wants Ann to stop living in the past.
   
WA:       Ann Howard has been spending a great deal of time at Michael
          Rossi's beach house.  But Michael Rossi is not the only
          attraction.  For here, at the scene of a childhood accident
          in which a boy was permanently blinded, she finds the place
          of her guilt.  And she must constantly search it, for her
          innocence.

Intro:    Dr. Rossi drives up to the beach house to find Ann Howard
          standing at the bluff.  Sailors' Bluff.

Scene 1:  Rossi gets out of his car.  He and Ann go inside the beach
          house and talk.  Ann says she is trying to tear down the
          past.  Rossi says that she won't find it there.  Ann talks
          about the accident and the children.  Rossi tells her to try
          to forget about it.  They talks some more.  Rossi decides
          that Ann should walk over to the bluff again, to overcome
          her fear.  She does. Rossi says, "There, you see, you did it
          by yourself."

Scene 2:  Elliot drives Allison to the Book Gallery.  Allison asks
          about the model ship.  Elliot says that he will get it later. 
          He wants to con Eli into repairing it for him.  They go in
          the book store and talk about going sailing.  Elliot says
          that Constance doesn't think much of a sailor.  Elliot asks
          Allison what is bothering her.  Allison talks about what
          Martin Peyton had said the day before.  Peyton's opinion
          bothers her.  Elliot asks Allison if she and Rodney have
          talked about marriage.  Elliot says goodbye and leaves.

Scene 3:  Elliot gets a model ship out of the back seat of his car and
          starts to go in his father's the General Store.  Norman calls
          to him and walks with him to the General Store.  Elliot and
          Norman go inside.  Eli offers some coffee to Elliot and then
          starts to complain about all his problems.  Eli says that he
          had to throw away ten boxes of rotten apples.  Mrs. Montgomery
          called to say that the copper bucket that he sold her and
          promised wouldn't turn green, turned green.  Mrs. Seawall
          bought five pounds of walnuts.  They all had worms in them. 
          Mrs. Cooper wanted one of those brass bells.  And he sold the
          last one the day before, for junk.  Eli asks Elliot what he
          has there.  Eli starts admiring the Persis Howell model ship. 
          Eli relates to Elliot the history of the Persis Howell.

Scene 4:  Leslie drives over to the Shoreline Garage and goes in. 
          Rodney is trying to balance the books and is grateful for an
          interruption.  Leslie asks how his home life is.  He asks how
          Peyton is.  Rodney says that it is almost comfortable at the
          mansion.  Rodney asks Leslie how he is.  Leslie says it helps
          him being back at the mill.  Leslie tells Rodney that he has
          asked Mrs. Anderson to marry him.  He says that she hasn't
          given him an answer yet.  He asks Rodney how he would feel if
          he married Julie.  Rodney allows that Leslie doesn't need his
          consent.  They begin to argue.  Rodney says that his mother
          is more than a fond memory.  Rodney said that the incident at
          the mill ruined it for himself and Betty.  Leslie says, "If
          Julie Anderson will have me, I'm going to marry her."

Scene 5:  In the mansion, Peyton asks Norman if he plays chess.  Norman
          says that he has never taken the time to learn.  Peyton asks
          Norman how much money he makes working for Eli Carson. 
          Norman asks Peyton how much he makes on his stocks.  Peyton
          is aggravated.  Peyton says that he wants to help him in
          college.  Norman asks why Peyton cancelled dinner with him. 
          Peyton says that something came up.  Peyton tells Norman that
          he is doomed to mediocracy.  Rodney pushes Norman.  Norman
          hits Rodney, knocking him down and knocking over the
          telephone stand.

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.

Episode 225.
05-31-66
   
          Ann Howard comes face-to-face with Chris Webber.  She wants
          to prove her innocence.
                                     
WA:       Ann Howard has returned to Peyton Place to learn the truth
          about her unhappy past.  With Michael Rossi she has found the
          beginnings of a future.

Intro:    Beach cottage of Dr. Rossi.  Rossi and Ann are sitting
          together on the couch.

Scene 1:  Dr. Rossi and Ann Howard talk at the cottage.  She tells him
          that he is wonderful.  She never anticipated how difficult it
          would be to return to Peyton Place.  She says she couldn't
          have done it without Michael.  He offers to walk her home. 
          She says that he is due at the hospital in 5 hours.  He tells
          her to drive slowly.  Ann tells Michael that she loves him. 
          She starts her car and leaves.

Scene 2:  Ann drives past Rodney Harrington's Shoreline Garage gets out
          and accidentally bumps into Chris Webber.  He asks if he
          spooked her.  He asks her to help him get his bearings.  He
          asks if he is near Mrs. Hewitt's boarding house.  Chris says
          that she must be new in Peyton Place.  He says that she has
          just arrived in town and is looking for a job.  She says she
          has a job.  Chris says that he grew up here.  Chris says that
          he could see as a child.  Chris says he doesn't like girls
          who want to mother him.  Chris introduces himself.  She tells
          him goodnight and that he can keep the pack.

Scene 3:  Next morning, outside view of the mansion.  Martin Peyton is
          in his wheelchair in the livingroom looking at the portrait
          of his daughter, Catherine.  Hannah walks up and asks Peyton
          when he is going to eat his breakfast.  He says, "Take it
          away.  I'll eat when you bring me something worthwhile eatng,
          Hannah."  Hannah says, "I wish you'd get rid of that
          portrait.  If you could have seen the way that girl, Ann was
          staring at it last night.  What if she had seen the
          initials?"  Hannah continues, "Martin, please let me take it
          down."  Peyton says he doesn't want it taken down.  Peyton
          relates how Brian Colby came at him with a broken bottle, he
          almost killed him.  Peyton tells Hannah not to be afraid. 
          Hannah says that Steven is her son.  Peyton tells Hannah to
          pull herself together.  Hannah asks what it is worth to him
          for her to keep quiet.  Hannah says, "I want my son."  Peyton
          says, "You have no son."

Scene 4:  In Steven's law office, Ann talks to Steven about her meeting
          with Chris Webber.  Steven says she must continue believing
          about her innocence.  Ann tells him about about her talk with
          Hannah and Betty.  She says that Hannah called her "miss
          Colby."  She says that Hannah was very tense.  Steven says
          that he had discussed Ann with Hannah.  Ann says that she
          appreciates that Steven believes her.  Steven says that they
          are going to find out what really happened 17 years ago.

Scene 5:  Rita walks to the Peyton mansion, dusts off the toes of her
          shoes and rings the door chimes.  Betty welcomes her into the
          mansion and Rita asks if she can see Mr. Peyton.  Betty says
          that Peyton went right back to his room after breakfast and
          said that he was not to be disturbed.  Betty asks Rita what
          is wrong.  She says that she is on her lunch hour.  Betty
          tries to encourage Rita by telling her the problems she had
          trying to be accepted into the family.  Betty talks about
          when she was an outsider.

Scene 6:  Rodney comes in the Cider Barrel and Sandy introduces him to
          her brother-in-law, Chris Webber.  Chris asks Rodney how he
          gets along with Lee.  Chris says that Lee thinks that he is a
          loser.  Chris suggests that Rodney should to be patient with
          Lee.

Scene 7:  Steven comes in the Shoreline Garage and talks with Lee.  He
          says that he finally talked with Arthur Crain.  Lee asks
          about Arthur's sister.  Steven has forgotten about her.  Lee
          asks Steven not to bring up the subject of the accident with
          Chris.  Lee asks Steven to hold off a while so Lee can
          prepare Chris and so it won't be such a shock for him. 
          Steven says he appreciates Lee's help.

Scene 8:  Sandy says she wished she had enough brain power to go to
          college.  Lee comes in and Rodney asks who's minding the
          store.  Lee tells Sandy to get him a hamburger and a cup of
          coffee.  Lee warns Chris that there is an attorney in town
          who is going to come over and ask him a bunch of questions. 
          Lee tells Chris that Ann Colby is going by the name of Ann
          Howard.  Lee tells Chris that Ann is a blonde.  Lee tells
          Chris not to tell Steven anything.  Chris tells Lee that he
          will tell Steven anything he wants to know about the
          accident.  Lee leaves.

Episode 227.
06-06-66
   
          Sandy and Rodney dance.  Lee hits Steven in the face. 
          Allison proposes to Rodney.
   
WA:       The Shoreline Cafe near the Peyton Place wharf.  Young Chris
          Webber is here to earn a few extra dollars.  Steven Cord is
          here, determined to talk to Chris about the accident that
          blinded him many years ago.  And Chris' brother, Lee, is
          here, too.  And Lee has appointed himself his brother's
          protector.
   
Intro:    Steven and Betty enter the Shoreline Cafe.  A large clock
          about half-way down the stairs indicates that it is 09:25
          p.m.  Another smaller clock indicates 08:25.  Teens dancing.
          [Betty is still a teenager or close to it.  Steven is 27.]

Scene 1:  Lee confronts Steven as he enters the Shoreline teen hangout
          with Betty. Steven talks with Chris Webber and Lee Webber. 
          Chris says that he doesn't remember what happened on the
          bluff.  Steven thanks him.

Scene 2:  On a beach near Peyton Place, Norman and Rita enjoy roasting
          weiners over a campfire.  Norman says he likes his really
          charred.  They discuss their upbringings.  Hers was a cramped
          behind-the-bar apartment, his in a huge rambling mansion,
          both lonely. 

Scene 3:  Meanwhile back at the Shoreline Cafe teen hangout, Steven
          and Betty are sitting at a table eating and drinking.  Rodney
          and Allison arrive, go in and sit with Steven and Betty. 
          Rodney allows that he didn't know that Steven and Betty
          dug this place.  Steven says there's always a first time. 
          Betty importunes a reluctant Steven to do the Frugue.  Betty
          says, "There's always a first time."  [In  episode 306 Rodney
          talks to Rachel about dancing the Frugue.] 

          Rodney tells Allison that Norman and Rita went camping.  Left
          alone, Rodney points out to Allison that she has changed
          since the day they went sailing. 
         
Scene 4:  At the beach house, Ann Howard relates to Dr. Rossi that
          Chris recognized her at the Tavern.  She realized for the
          first time how she has only thought of the accident as
          ruining her life and feels very guilty about that.  Rossi
          tells her it is time to forget the girl she was and
          concentrate on the woman she is now, his woman. 
         
Scene 5:  The big clock on the wall of the Shoreline Cafe indicates
          08:26  and the smaller clock on the right 09:26.  Sandy
          Webber comes over to Rodney and asks him to dance.  Lee comes
          over and tells Rodney it is okay to dance with his wife. 
          Sandy says, "Did I hear you ask me to dance?"  Rodney
          accedes.  Allison looks at Lee.  Lee says, "Don't get lost." 
          Betty gets Steven to dance with her.  When Sandy and Rodney
          start dancing, Steven begs off, grabbing Betty another
          partner, Chuck.  Betty soon notices Rodney is watching her
          dancing, so she puts some extra oomph into it.  Rodney
          notices, as does Sandy, who turns up the heat herself. 
          Rodney says, "You win lady," and abruptly terminates the
          dance.  Sandy quickly grabs a stranger.  She and Betty begin
          to compete, utterly oblivious to their respective partners. 
          Betty shimmies back up almost against Rodney. 

          Allison is looking on in abject horror, and Steven in
          embarrassment.  The music picks up and the floor clears for
          the two vixens [tarts, hussies, bimbos, trollops].  Rodney
          goes over to dance near Betty.  Rodney looks on in disbelief. 
          Just as the two girls almost throw their hips out of joint,
          Lee convinces Chris to stop playing.  Lee tells Chris they
          are going out for a smoke.  Chris decides to leave instead. 
          Steven asks Chris if he would like some help. 

          Lee punches Steven in the face, but Betty stops Steven from
          retaliating.  Sandy comes over and escorts Chris out,
          followed by Steven and Betty then Rodney and Allison.  Lee is
          left standing in his misery by himself.  The smaller clock
          indicates 8:55.

Episode 229.
06-09-66
   
          Hannah vandalizes the original portrait of Catherine Peyton.
   
WA:       Night in Peyton Place.  A restless Sandy Webber is alone once
          again, without her husband.

MEL:      [In episode 302, Hannah torches the portrait of Catherine
          Peyton, a copy of the one originally painted by Brian
          Cord Colby, setting the mansion on fire and almost
          killing Martin Peyton.  If you haven't seen that portion of
          the series yet, you should, of course, try to disregard this
          comment.]

Intro:    Rodney walks along the wharf to his boat and goes aboard. 
          Sandy approaches.
       
Scene 1:  Sandy goes over and asks Rodney to take her along for a ride
          on his boat.  She says that she hates sunday.  He tells her
          to go home.  She settles herself in by Rodney's boat.  She
          begins to do a number on Rodney and he says he doesn't want
          what he can obtain so cheap.  Sandy says, "Hey, wait a
          minute.  Don't call me cheap."  She says that big old
          wavy-haired Rodney is afraid of Lee.  She asks him if Lee is
          "tougher than Joe Chernak.  You know, the one who was going
          to beat you up from here to Boston.  Only you killed him
          first."  He tells her again to get off the boat.  She
          continues.  This teasing finally gets to Rodney and he grabs
          the hair at the back of Sandy's head and gives her a big
          forceful kiss.  Sandy walks away pleased with herself, that
          she is making progress.

Scene 2:  Meanwhile, over at Ada Jacks' Tavern, Elliot is talking with
          Ada.  Eli starts to sneak out but is spotted by Elliot.  Eli
          goes over and asks Elliot if he had been fighting with
          Constance.  Elliot says that is not the only reason a man
          goes in a bar.  He starts talking about sailing.  Eli says a
          man has the right to get off somewhere by himself.  And even
          to take his father.  Elliot says that he has never felt more
          guilty.

Scene 3:  Chris Webber taps his way to the Clarion for the purpose of
          placing an ad for a reader.  He knocks and goes in.  Chris
          asks if they are still open.  While there he meets Allison
          Mackenzie.  He immediately picks up on her "little girl
          voice" and asks her if "Daddy is letting her play editor of
          the Clarion."  Allison offers him a chair.  Chris says, "I
          came to take an ad."  Chris asks for her help in phrasing it. 
          Allison says that she may be able to save him the price of an
          ad.  Allison begins to read to him.  It is apparent Chris is
          charmed by her voice and he gets into a "face feeling"
          session.  He tenderly announces that she "Well, you have a
          clear face, perhaps a little serene.  And the eyes feel blue. 
          Did I embarass you?  You are not homely, you're not pretty,
          but beautiful."  Allison asks If she can read without his
          going to sleep that she can have the job.  Allison asks if he
          can tell what she looks like.  Allison gets the job as reader
          to Chris.

Scene 4:  Steven Cord and Betty are entertaining Martin and Hannah as
          dinner guests at their new house.  Peyton asks to see the
          rest of the house.  He gives Betty a trinket.  Betty kisses
          Martin Peyton.  Hannah asks Steven if he is happy.  Hannah
          observes that she and Steven were never close.  Hannah tells
          him that she raised him hard so he could stand up
          against Martin Peyton. She says that everything she did for
          him was to make him a man.  Martin asks about the ongoing
          investigation for that unfortunate girl [Ann].  He
          shows great interest in the whereabouts of her father, Brian
          Colby.  Peyton tells Steven that Betty has taste as well as
          beauty.  Peyton asks Steven what he hopes to accomplish by
          the investigation.  Peyton asks if Brian Colby is in Peyton
          Place.  Steven says no.  Peyton asks Steven to go outside and
          tell Thomas that he is ready to leave.  Betty says that she
          will get their coats.  Steven goes outside.

Scene 5:  Dr. Rossi and Ann Howard are dining at the beach cottage.  He
          compliments her on her cooking.  He says that he is going to
          throw away his chef's hat and apron once and for all.  She
          tells him about her failed marriage to Jack Howard.    She
          tells Rossi that she met Brian Cord in college.  She needed a
          strong man and he needed a strong woman to lean on.  But they
          were too young.  Ann alludes to the song They try to tell
          us we're too young.  "But stories about nervous
          breakdowns and talk about accidents on bluffs didn't make her
          a strong enough person." 

Scene 6:  Hannah and Martin leave Steven and Betty's house, near the
          wharf.  Steven compliments Betty, telling her that she was a
          perfect hostess.  He relates to Betty how he used to think he
          might possibly be Martin Peyton's son.  He now knows that he
          is not Peyton's son but wonders why Hannah is acting so
          strange.  He knows it has something to do with Ann Howard. 
          Betty looks devastated as she turns off the lights for bed
          time.

Scene 7:  Returning to the mansion on the hill, Thomas tells Peyton
          good night.  Hannah and Martin argue about the "Ann Howard
          situation."  Martin tells Hannah that her uneasiness about
          the fact that Ann is Steven's sister, makes her look foolish. 
          Martin goes up to his bedroom while Hannah goes over to glare
          at the portrait of Catherine.  She picks up a letter opener
          from the writing desk and slashes the portrait.

Episode 231.
06-14-66
     
          Rodney eavesdrops on Martin and Hannah and learns about Ann
          and Steven.
       
WA:       Betty Anderson has begun a frightening search for the
          portrait of Martin Peyton's daughter.  A portrait which has
          mysteriously disappeared from its revered position in the
          house.  To Betty, the disappearance of the portrait confirms
          her suspicions of intrigue in the Peyton world.  Intrigue
          that could affect her husband, Steven Cord.

MEL:      Rodney learns it was Lee who pushed Chris off Sailors' Bluff.

Intro:    Betty is in the basement of the Peyton mansion looking at
          portraits.   

Scene 1:  In the cellar of the mansion, the person who grabbed Betty's
          wrist was Rodney.  He's shocked to see the slashed likeness
          of his mother and for a moment assumes that Betty did it. 
          Betty soon convinces him that she didn't do the dirty deed. 
          She begins to recall all the strange happenings in the
          mansion.  Rodney tells her that she must mind her own
          business.

Scene 2:  Dr. Rossi pulls his car up by the petrol dispensers in front
          of Shoreline Garage.  Rodney is nowhere to be seen and Lee
          Webber ambles out trying to look pleasant.  Rossi quickly
          sizes up Lee and calls him a "rough character" for attacking
          Steven Cord at the Shoreline.  He tells Lee to leave Ann
          Howard alone regarding her search for the truth of Chris'
          accident.  Lee spouts back that they better leave his poor
          nervous little blind brother alone.  They shout back and
          forth on this topic for a while.  Rossi drives off without
          filling his tank.

Scene 3:  Meanwhile back at the Peyton Square, Ann Howard spots Allison
          and Chris and quickly ducks into the Pharmacy.  Allison
          follows Ann in, leaving Chris sitting on a bench.  Allison
          orders sandwiches and chats with Ann, asking her to join her
          and Chris for lunch.  Ann relates her sordid tale of being
          accused of shoving Chris off the bluff.  Allison wanders out
          of the Peyton Pharmacy without getting her sandwiches.

Scene 4:  Allison approaches Chris who is still sitting motionless on
          the bench and tells him she changed her mind about the
          sandwiches.  He notes that she sounds upset but agrees to go
          eat at Guidos, a restaurant on the wharf and feed
          crumbs to the gulls.

Scene 5:  Steven shows off his new office to Ann and tells her that he
          would like to talk with Ann's father, Brian Colby.  Steven
          says Ann's father convinced everyone she was a nervous little
          girl who was capable of pushing a boy off a bluff.  Ann
          confides to Steven that her father didn't want her to come
          back to Peyton Place.

Scene 6:  On the wharf Elliot and Norman have a rambling conversation
          about boats and dreams of sailing away.  Connie comes up to
          them and Elliot realizes his dreams have come true.  He has
          gotten Constance pregnant again.  She has purchased a compass
          as a gift and Elliot says already he found his destination in
          life.

Scene 7:  Martin and Hannah arrive at the mansion and Martin waves his
          newly revised will around like a trophy.  He brags that Ann
          and her father can't threaten it.  Hannah and Martin begin to
          argue and Hannah blurts out the fact that Ann and Steven are
          brother and sister.  Rodney overhears this shocking
          revelation.  Betty appears and walks over to Rodney.  He
          becomes very ominous, warning Betty to "Get out of the
          House."

Episode 233.
06-20-66

          Rodney and Lee have problems.
   
MEL:      Steven drives Ann Howard to Boston to see her father Brian
          Colby.

WA:       For many months, Leslie Harrington has been forced to survive
          in the shadow of his enemy, Martin Peyton.  Last night he
          learned of trouble in the old man's house.  Leslie senses
          that the key to that trouble may be held by Steven Cord.

Intro:    The Pillory. 
         
                                PEYTON PLACE
                             HISTORICAL MARKER
                                  PILLORY
                         PLACE OF PUBLIC PUNISHMENT
                                 1650-1700

          An interstate Bus Lines coach drives past the Clarion, turns
          left in front of the bank, turns left again past the Colonial
          Post Inn and continues toward the courthouse.  Leslie leaves
          the Inn heading toward Steven Cord's office building. 

Scene 1:  Leslie enters Steven's office.  He asks why his wife's
          portrait was slached.  He and rants about Martin Peyton,
          Hannah, and Ann Howard.  Steven asks why Leslie ia so
          concerned.  He speculates that Leslie is looking for new
          ammunition to use against Martin Peyton.

Scene 2:  Allison walks across the Peyton Square, swinging her handbag,
          and runs into Rodney on his motorcycle.  She almost gets hit
          by an Interstate Bus Lines bus but Rodney grabs her in the
          nick of time.  He scolds her and she replies, "Why should you
          care?"  He roars off.

Scene 3:  At the General Store, Norman tells Eli that he and Rodney had
          a fight.  He explains to Eli that they were just too honest
          with each other in bringing up the past with Joe Chernak. 
          Eli says that brothers brewing is a waste.  He somewhat
          quotes the bible: "A brother that is put off is harder to get
          over than a scaling wall."  Proverbs 18:19

Scene 4:  Allison goes into Ann Howard's therapy room to apologize for
          her shocking reaction to Ann's confession of being accused of
          blinding Chris.  For once Allison shows some wisdom and
          states that Ann might stir up even worse trouble by searching
          for the truth.  Suddenly Ann gets an ominous phone call and
          rushes out of the therapy room, leaving Allison to her
          thoughts.

Scene 5:  Rodney shows up at the Shoreline Garage and berates Lee for
          adding up a bill in error.  Lee says that he is a mechanic
          not an Einstein.  Lee asks Rodney if he is still dating
          Allison, because Chris has designs on her and he doesn't want
          him to get hurt.  Rodney states that Allison isn't that kind
          of girl.  Lee responds that he never knew a girl that didn't
          leave a ring in the nose of one guy while looking for
          another.  Finally Lee asks the question, "How long is it
          going to be before you dumps the toy, your garage?"  They
          argue and Rodney threatens to fire Lee.  Lee replies that
          Rodney needs him because he reminds him of Joe Chernak.  He
          says that Rodney needs to help a "Joe Chernak" type to lessen
          his guilt.  But the real reason Rod keeps Lee is because
          "Rodney doesn't know the difference between a brake shoe and
          an ice skate" as he pointed out in an earlier episode.

Scene 6:  Back at the mansion, Peyton is seated at a chessboard. 
          Hannah expresses her continued concern about Brian Colby. 
          Martin gloats that Brian has always continued to cash the
          monthly checks that silence him about his hidden son.  Hannah
          is worried that Brian could possibly see Steven and spill the
          frijoles.  Peyton provokes Hannah.  Hannah slaps Peyton. 
          Hannah says that she is going to talk to Steven. She has
          decided to confess.  Peyton forbids it.  She rushes out to
          the dismay of Peyton.

Scene 7:  In Steven's office, Ann Howard is sobbing because she has
          learned that her father is dying.  She says that she can't
          face her father alone and she wants Steven to be with her. 

          Hannah abruptly enters to make her big confession to Steven. 
          But he interrupts her before she can tell him his
          relationship to Brian Colby.  Steven apologizes to Hannah and
          says that it will have to wait, that they must leave
          immediately for Boston.  As they depart, Hannah collapses on
          Steven's couch.

Episode 235.
06-23-66

          Brian Colby dies.
     
WA:       In a Boston Hospital, a man named Brian Colby has died. 
          Surviving are his daughter, Ann, and his son, Steven.  But
          the fact that the man who has just died is Steven's father is
          not known to either Ann or Steven.

MEL:      Brian Cord was an outstanding artist who had been married to
          Hannah Cord for some time.  He became involved with his model
          Catherine Peyton who gave birth to twins Ann and Steven.  He
          changed his name to Brian Colby.  Peyton offered a deal to
          Hannah Cord for her willingness to raise Steven and to be
          Martin's housekeeper.  She accepted the arrangement which
          worked for 28 years.  Ann Cord's name was changed to Ann
          Colby.  When she married her name became Ann Howard.  She
          divorced Mr. Howard, but retained the name Howard.  At the
          time of Chris Webber's accident, her name was Ann Colby.  The
          portrait of Catherine which hung over the fireplace in the
          mansion for many years was painted by Brian Cord before he
          changed his name to Brian Colby.  The initials BC were on the
          portrait.

Intro:    Night Scenes of downtown Boston.  The waiting room of the
          Boston Hospital.  A nurse [Uhura] is shown talking on the
          phone at the reception desk.   

Scene 1:  At the hospital in Boston, Ann and Steven are informed by the
          attending physician, Dr. Potter, that Brian Colby collapsed
          at the bus station with a ticket to Peyton Place clutched in
          his hand.  Brian had asked for Ann and Steven.  This
          information shocks Steven.  Ann tells Steven that Brian's
          final words to her were "Is Ann coming?  Is Steven coming? 
          Don't go to Peyton Place and dig up the past."  Ann said that
          she told Brian that he should stay out of her life. 

          The phone rings in Colby's room and a nurse [Uhura] tells the
          doctor that a woman is on the line asking about Brian Colby. 
          The doctor says that he will need Ann's release before he can
          give out any information.  Steven asks if the woman is still
          on the line.  Steven goes to the phone and asks who is
          calling.  Hannah recognizes Steven's voice and abruptly hangs
          up.  Steven asks Ann if she wants to stay the night in
          Boston.  She says she wants to go back to Peyton Place.

Scene 2:  At the Peyton Place library ajoining the courthouse, Norman
          asks Allison if she is enjoying her new "project," Chris
          Webber.  Allison says, "yes" and Norman chastises her for
          giving up on Rodney.  She says they are different types of
          people.  Norman says not to feed him a line about Rodney
          wanting rooms full of money and her being a "butterfly." 
          Norman says, "Wake up Smudge.  Rod's a man."  Allison
          dismisses him and glides over to the checkout counter to join
          Chris Webber. 

          Miss Hunt, the librarian, tells Allison that someone is
          waiting for her outside.  Allison goes outside.  It turns out
          to be Lee.  He asks her to convince Chris to return to
          Boston.  Chris comes outside and Lee sneaks off.  When Chris
          asks who it was, Allison says it was Norman.  Chris says,
          "You are hopelessly inept as a liar.  I would know Lee's
          footsteps anywhere."  He tells Allison not to bother to
          convince him to return to Boston and departs.

Scene 3:  At Ann's apartment in Mrs. Hewitt's boarding house, Steven is
          digging in an old trunk and finds some old paintings that
          look a lot like Catherine's slashed portrait.  Ann and Steven
          are rather mystified.  Steven decides that he will embark on
          a hunting expedition to dig up the past.

Scene 4:  At the mansion, Martin Peyton and Hannah Cord are again
          plotting, fuming, and scheming.  Peyton looks at a reflection
          of himself in a mirror as they talk.  Peyton decides to feign
          illness to avoid the questioning he expects from Steven. 
          Peyton hears the chimes and sends Hannah downstairs.

          Hannah admits Dr. Rossi and follows him into Peyton's room. 
          The old man begins to complain of being ill.  Weakness in the
          limbs.  Shortness of breath.  The tongue is coated.  Rossi
          asks when this all started.  He tells Peyton that he finds no
          evidence of illness.  Rossi says, "Thank you very much, Dr.
          Peyton."  Rossi says that he will send an ambulance in the
          morning.  Peyton insists on tonight.  Peyton tells Hannah to
          answer the chimes, but that he doesn't want to see anyone. 

Scene 5:  Just as Dr. Rossi is about to leave, the chimes ring and
          Hannah goes to the door to admit Leslie Harrington.  Leslie
          asks Rossi how Peyton is.  He tells Hannah that he wants to
          see Peyton.  But Hannah covers for Peyton and says that he is
          much too ill to see anyone.  Hannah asks if there is any
          message.  Leslie tells her that he has privileged information
          about Ann Howard and will question the old man about it
          sooner or later.  Leslie returns to the front door and
          leaves.

Episode 237.
06-28-66

          Allison doesn't want to go home.
     
WA:       Hannah Cord has waited for this day for twenty-eight years. 
          Today, the man who was her husband will be laid to rest.  But
          in death, as in life, Brian torments her. 

                Hannah says, "Brian Cord, burn in hell."

          The same man also torments a young woman he never met, Betty
          Cord.  A young woman who knows the secrets of his life and
          how they are closing in on her husband, Steven.

Intro:    Hannah walks across the cemetary and speaks to her dead
          husband.  Betty is in the livingroom of the mansion.  She
          sees Steven drive up.

Scene 1:  Steven gloomily enters the mansion, does not kiss Betty, but
          asks where his mother is.  Betty tells him that Hannah is at
          the hospital.  Steven tells her he felt like coming home.  He
          asks where Martin Peyton is.  He tells Betty that he couldn't
          find anyone who knew Brian Colby.  Steven says he felt that
          it should be raining.  The funeral was solitary and empty. 
          Steven says he felt sorry for Hannah.  Betty's guilt over the
          knowledge of Steven's paternity is overwhelming her.  Steven
          says that he is going to wait for his mother.
   
Scene 2:  Ann Howard and Dr. Rossi enter the hospital.  Rossi tells Ann
          that she doesn't have to go right back to work.  But Ann does
          go to work right after the funeral.  [The hospital directory
          has grown quite large.] 

Scene 3:  Dr. Rossi comes into Peyton's hospital room and Peyton asks
          him about the funeral and how Ann held up.  He asks if Ann
          and Steven cried and wants to know if Ann is leaving Peyton
          Place.  Peyton asks if Steven cried.  He says Steven won't be
          invited to his funeral.  Dr. Rossi tells Peyton to
          take his hand off the brake.  Peyton tells Rossi that he
          won't be invited to the funeral.  Ann walks up and is
          introduced to Peyton.  He tells Ann that Catherine was a
          student of Brian Cord.  He expresses his sympathy and Ann
          asks about the pictures in her father's trunk. 
         
Scene 4:  Leslie enters the Shoreline Garage and asks about Peyton. 
          Rodney tells his father that Norman and he made up but Leslie
          couldn't care less.  He asks about Martin's health and Rodney
          replies with "Oh, why can't we all just get along?"  Implying
          that all Leslie cares about is getting his hands on Martin's
          money, which is the truth.  Leslie announces that he is going
          to use the knowledge of Ann and Steven being brother and
          sister to each other against the old man.

Scene 5:  Sandy is working at the Cider Barrel Diner as Chris walks in. 
          They go in the back room to talk privately.  Chris is
          disturbed because Lee wants him to go back to Boston.  Lee
          says that he wants Chris to take a couple of summer classes. 
          Sandy says that the only thing Lee cares about is Chris. 
          Sandy comments that Ann Howard's arrival in Peyton Place is
          stirring up trouble for them.  Chris can't see the writing
          is on the wall.

Scene 6:  Hannah returns to the mansion and is interrogated by Steven. 
          He  asks her if she was the one who called the Boston
          Hospital.  Hannah explains that she was worried.  An
          ineffectual defense.  Of course, Steven doesn't buy this and
          demands answers concerning the paintings in the trunk, and
          about Hannah's general nervousness.  But Hannah tries to
          throw Steven a curve.  Steven said that he broke his
          collarbone when he was six.  Steven asks why she is so
          hostile toward Ann.  She says she is not in a court room and
          will not be cross-examined.  He asks why Hannah told Betty
          that the portrait of Catherine was sent out to be cleaned
          when it had actually been slashed.  She tells him that he
          should get Betty out of the mansion. She tells him that he
          should be concerned about Betty, who had a meeting with
          Rodney in his house.  This somehow diverts Steven's usual
          "one track mind."  Hannah explains that this is why she hung
          up, Betty came in the room.  [Remember they didn't have
          caller ID back then.]  Steven is angry.  He goes to the front
          door and leaves.