Episode 241.
07-07-66

          Allison yearns for answers.

WA:       Dr. Michael Rossi has just been informed that Ann Howard, a
          physical therapist at Doctors Hospital, has been fired from
          the staff.  An experience which threatens to destroy the only
          source of strength and confidence that Ann has ever had.

Intro:    Dr. Rossi walks up to the Information Desk at the hospital
          and speaks with the duty nurse.

Scene 1:  At the hospital, Dr. Rossi is about to chastise Ann Howard
          but instead admires her determination to seek the truth.  The
          scene turns romantic and they embrace.

Scene 2:  Allison enters Chris' hospital room and discovers that he is
          about to leave against medical advice.  Allison tells Chris
          that Ann Howard has just been fired.  Chris becomes angry but
          says he can't go to Ann's defense.  He is tired of everyone's
          pointless questions.  He moves about the room and bumps into
          Allison.  This seems to set off a romantic mood or maybe his
          "animal desire" surfaced and Chris sweetly asks Allison to be
          there for him.  Allison tenderly says that she will.

Scene 3:  Norman and Rita go over to the Shoreline Garage to convey an
          invite for Rodney to the mansion.  Rodney complains about
          being shut out of all the "big doings" there.  He says he is
          tempted to cut all ties but wonders why he doesn't.  [His
          garage business might not flourish in the absence of Lee
          since he is not sure of the difference between a "brake shoe
          and an ice skate."]  Being on his grandfather's payroll could
          well become a necessity in spite of his pride.

Scene 4:  Lee enters the Cider Barrel and begins to order Sandy around
          like a dog.  [During a portion of the series, Lee and Sandy
          were real-life husband and wife.]  "Come here," (woof, woof)
          "Sit down" (pant, pant.)  Lee tells her initially that he
          wants to split because he can't take working for "Golden Boy"
          [Rodney] anymore.  But then he admits that it is because his
          "shy and sensitive" brother is falling apart.  And Chris will
          not accept the proposition that Ann was the cause of both
          accidents.  With that Chris taps his way into the diner and
          tells Lee that Ann Howard has just been fired.  Lee gloats
          (but not for long) when his "shy and sensitive " brother goes
          into a tirade about his recollections of what really
          happened on the bluff.  He was seven, almost eight when it
          happened and happy to have a big brother that the kids feared
          because he was so puny.  Lee wanted him to be the "blind man"
          and he cried.  So they made Ann the "blind man" and after the
          fall she took the blame.  When he woke up he could remember
          all the kids screaming "she did it" because they were afraid
          of Lee.  Chris says that he is not afraid of the truth
          anymore because he has been taught to hate from the "Master." 
          Lee is not sure what this comment meant.  Chris taps his way
          out.

Scene 5:  Betty Anderson Cord walks over to Eli's General Store and is
          greeted by the chipper Norman Harrington and the old, tired
          Eli Carson.  Norman inquires into the health and well being
          of his grandfather but Betty evades his question.  Norman
          resents it and treating him like a little boy, Eli sends
          Norman to go fetch a drink.  [Back then the townfolk used to
          do a lot of fetching.]

Scene 6:  Meanwhile, Leslie enters Steven's outer and speaks to Ann
          Nolan.  She informs Steven's secretary, miss Ann Nolan, that
          she can no longer be reached at Doctors Hospital.  She can be
          reached at home, Mrs. Hewitt's boarding house.

          Leslie speaks to Ann Howard as she is about to leave.  Leslie
          offers to help Ann Howard find a job.  At the mill, at the
          hospital in White River, or at the new convalescent home on
          the outskirts.  She says that is vry kind of him.  Steven
          comes out of this office, interrupting.  Steven says there is
          no rush.

          After Ann Howard leaves, Leslie asks Steven if Martin Peyton
          got her fired.  Steven tells Leslie not to pounce on Ann
          because she has enough dogs barking at her heels at the
          moment.  Steven peers out his office window through the
          venetian blinds and sees Lee Webber sidle up to Ann on his
          motorcycle, almost running her down.

Scene 7:  Down on the street, Lee gives his characteristic smirk and
          suggests there is nothing to hold her in Peyton Place and
          that she should leave.  Ann stands her ground and stares into
          his eyes stating that Chris knows more than he is willing to
          tell and she will continue to unearth the truth.  She walks
          off and Sandy comes up and Lee orders her on the back of his
          motorcycle.  Lee almost hits Ann Howard.  Sandy says, "Don't
          Lee don't."  Ann says, "I am not afraid."

Episode 243.
07-12-66
     
          Rodney fights and then fires Lee.
     
WA:       Since Steven Cord agreed to investigate Ann Howard's
          involvement in the accident that blinded Christopher Webber,
          he has found himself drawn deeper and deeper into the
          mysteries of Ann's past.  The most complex mystery, a man
          named Lee Webber, Chris' brother.

MEL:      Sandy considers Rita to be a kindred spirit because they
          both dropped out of school at about the same time.  Rita
          isn't quite ready to embrace that concept.

Intro:    Steven drives up to the Shoreline Garage.

Scene 1:  Steven enters the Shoreline Garage to question Lee Webber. 
          He warns Lee not to bother Ann Howard anymore.  Steven saw
          Lee almost run Ann down with his motorcycle the other day. 
          They discuss Ann being fired and Lee reminds Steven that she
          should have never entered Chris' room.  Lee says Steven likes
          to hide behind the fine lines because dummies like him don't
          understand.  Lee says that he is an upfront guy.  Steven says
          that while Lee blames Ann Howard, Chris does not.  Lee
          counter-attacks saying that Steven should clean up his own
          back yard before looking in someone else's.  This innuendo,
          of course, refers to Rodney and Betty.  He speaks of
          Golden Boy's fatal charm. 

          Rodney returns from the Cider Barrel and asks "What is going
          on?"  Steven ends the encounter and strides off.

Scene 2:  Things heat up now as Rodney fumes at Lee, "What happened? 
          What did he say to Steven?"  Lee allows that Steven kept him
          [Rodney] out of prison so he is, of course, grateful.  Lee
          calls him "Romeo" and says he must be so full of guilt over
          his "affair with Betty" he must be choking on his caviar at
          the palace.  Lee says it's about time someone messed up
          "Pretty boy's" face and he picks up a wrench and the "Rumble
          at the Garage" begins.  Lee and Rodney slug each other back
          and forth until Rodney is slammed to the floor.  Lee picks up
          a large wrench and asks if that is what he used on Joe
          Chernak.  Lee swings at Rodney but misses and they both end
          up rolling around on the floor.  Blood pops out of Pretty
          boy's face.  The "Professor" swings back and is slammed
          against a tool cabinet.  [Probably a Craftsman® or
          Snap-On®.]  Blood spurts from Lee's nose and mouth and
          Lee is down for the count.  Rodney drags him outside and
          tosses him in the dirt.  "You're fired," Rodney hollers and
          politely remembers to mention that Lee's final check will be
          in the mail.  Lee staggers off. 

Scene 3:  At the book Gallery, Constance and Allison discuss the
          burrowing owl.  Ann enters and at Rossi's suggestion,
          Constance invites her to go to work there at the Book
          Gallery.  Ann explains why she was fired from the hospital
          and tells Allison how wonderful her mother is.  Ann worries
          that Chris may be leaving town to escape her, but Allison
          says he is leaving town to escape Lee Webber.  Allison says
          that Lee smothers his brother and that Chris needs to
          discover that he can survive on his own.  Allison says that
          Chris is now a man.  But Ann says that when she looks at
          Chris all she can visualize is a young boy lying at the foot
          of Sailors' Bluff.

Scene 4:  At the Peyton Place Pharmacy, Sandy agonizes over Lee being
          fired.  She enlists Rita's help in convincing Rodney that Lee
          really needs his job.  "The wharf Girls" need to band
          together and help each other but Rita implies that Sandy
          should "Stand by her Man."  Rita makes it clear that she
          can't help.  Sandy makes a point of mentioning that Rodney
          and Lee were fighting about Betty.

Scene 5:  Steven is greeted by Leslie in front of the bank building. 
          Leslie tells Steven to cancel his efforts for Julie's divorce
          and to send him a bill for his trouble.

          Leslie tells Steven that Julie Anderson is leaving Peyton
          Place to be with George.  Steven sarcastically says he
          admires Julie's ability to stick by her husband through all
          sorts of turmoil.  Leslie suggests to Steven that they pool
          their info about Martin and become allies.  Steven doesn't
          get excited about the idea.  And his mind is on other things.

Scene 6:  Rodney enters the mansion bloodied and bruised.  Betty cleans
          him up oblivious to the possibility that Steven could walk in
          at any moment.  Rodney tells her about his tussle with Lee
          Webber.  He says that the fight started over a discussion
          about Betty being with him.  Rodney urges Betty to tell the
          truth, but Betty is reluctant to take that particular route. 

          Rodney leaves and Betty tells Peyton she wants release from
          the "conspiracy of silence" promise.  Betty tells Peyton that
          Lee saw her at the Shoreline Garage with Rodney and that is
          what precipitated the fight.  Peyton calls Betty's bluff and
          says he will tell Steven the facts.  Betty trembles and cuts
          him off.  Peyton Hangs up the phone.

Episode 245.
07-18-66
         
          Lee demands a job from Steven.  Betty packs her bags.  Rodney
          fires Lee.
       
WA:       For young Chris Webber, who was blinded 17 years ago in an
          accident on Sailors' bluff, this summer in Peyton Place has
          been deeply meaningful.  He has met and become involved with
          Allison Mackenzie and her family.  The warm and gracious
          Carson home has become a sanctuary.  A place to forget the
          grim past.  A place to think about a hopeful future.

Intro:    The town clock sounds four times.  The square.  Chris and Elliot.

Scene 1:  In the Carson house, Constance tells Allison that Chris
          Webber seems to be enjoying himself.  Constance says that
          Chris can be hurt.  Constance wants Allison to admit Chris
          Webber's attraction to her.  Allison says that she won't have
          to because Chris is going away. 

          Elliot is talking to Chris as the door chimes ring.  It is
          Sandy.  She asks if Chris is still there.  She asks if she
          can talk with him.  She says that Lee tried to kick Ann's door
          down.  Chris tells Elliot that he is leaving because Lee is
          making trouble.  Elliot suggests that he should go with them. 
          Chris tells Sandy to take Elliot with her.  Chris says he will
          wait in the Carson house.

Scene 2:  Chris asks Constance to call Ann Howard and warn her about
          Lee Webber.  Constance calls Michael Rossi and asks him if
          Ann could be there.  Rossi allows that she is indeed there. 
          Constance tells Rossi to warn Ann about Lee Webber.  Rossi
          starts to call the police, but Ann asks him not to.

          Ann asks Dr. Rossi why Chris would want to hurt her.  Ann
          says that she is not frightened of Lee anymore.  Lee is
          frightened of her.

Scene 3:  Elliot drives up to the Town hall, gets out of his car, and
          talks to Sandy in front of the courthouse.  Then Sandy goes
          over to the square and sits on a bench. 

          Rodney strolls over.  Sandy says that the trouble, it is all
          his fault.  Because Rodney fired Lee. 

          Elliot drives over and tries to calm Sandy Webber.  Elliot
          goes inside the Town Hall.  Rodney comes over and talks with
          Sandy.  Elliot returns from the Town Hall and insists on
          taking Rodney home before he and Sandy continue to search for
          Lee.  Elliot mentions Joe Chernak.  Rodney leaves on his own. 
          Elliot takes Sandy back to the car.
       
Scene 4:  Rodney drives over to the mansion and talks with Peyton who
          is sitting in front of his chess board.  Peyton asks Rodney
          how his wounds are healing and if he found Lee Webber.  Rodney
          says that he didn't find Lee Webber because he wasn't looking
          for him.  Peyton asks if Lee is looking for Rodney.  Rodney
          has a noticeable bruise on his left cheek where Lee had hit him.
       
Scene 5:  Back in the Carson house, Allison comes out of the kitchen
          into the livingroom carrying a tray of sandwiches for Chris
          Webber.  But Chris has already gone outside.  Allison goes
          outside and finds Chris waiting for her.  Chris says, "I can't
          just sit around and wait for the phone to ring.  She says,
          "Please come inside."  He declines and angrily throws his cane. 
          He has had an epiphany.  Chris says, "All those years wasted
          in silence because I was afraid to remember the truth.  I've
          got to look at it now.  I've got to see it.  She didn't do
          it.  Ann Howard didn't push me."  Allison says, "Do you
          realize what that will mean to her?"   Chris says, "No, I
          can't tell her."  Allison says, "Why not?"  Chris says,
          "Promise me you won't."  CARSON has replaced Mackenzie
          on the mailbox.  Allison says, "Chris, go inside, I'll find
          your cane."
       
Scene 6:  Betty hears the door chimes ringing incessently.  She wakens
          Steven.  He gets up and goes to the door to find Lee Webber. 
          Lee is obviously drunk.  [Sobriety challenged.]  Steven offers
          to talk with him in the morning.  But Lee wants to talk right
          then.  Lee notes that Steven is sleeping on the couch.  Lee
          demands a job from Steven.  Now Betty appears and Steven
          tells Lee to get out.  Lee leaves.

          Steven and Betty talk about Rodney and his problems.  Betty
          is still in her nightie.  Betty tells Steven not to believe Lee. 
          Steven shouts at Betty and mentions Betty talking with to Rodney
          about the slashing of his mother's portrait.  Steven gets up
          and angrily leaves.  Betty ponders a moment and begins to pack
          her suitcase.

Episode 247.
07-21-66

          Lee looks for Chris.
   
WA:       The Webber family has been locked in a conspiracy of silence,
          concerning the bluff incident, for the past 12 hours.  Now
          Chris Webber has disappeared.  And a frantic Lee wonders if
          their pact has been broken.

Intro:    Lee walks to the Cider Barrel to see Sandy.

Scene 1:  Lee storms (barges) into the Cider Barrel and asks Sandy
          where Lee is.  Lee grabs Sandy roughly hurting her.  Sandy
          says it doesn't matter what happened on the bluff.  Lee
          leaves to search for Chris.

Scene 2:  In the mansion, Rodney talks with Betty.  Rodney asks Betty
          where she was last night.  She says she can't stand Steven
          questioning her.  Betty tells Rodney that the problem is
          between her and Steven.

Scene 3:  Ann goes in to see Steven in his law office.

Scene 4:  Allison is on the square as Lee comes up and bothers her.

Scene 5:  Allison goes in the Clarion to talk with Elliot.  Elliot is
          talking with a Mr. Faraday.  They talk about Ann and Steven. 
          They hug.

Scene 6:  Elliot goes in the Tavern and watches Sandy and Lee.  Elliot
          says that he would like to talk with Lee.  Elliot tells Lee
          that he is obnoxious.

Scene 7:  Elliot goes to Steven's law office to talk with Steven.

Scene 8:  At Sailor's bluff, Lee talks with Chris.  Chris says he is
          not going back to Boston and he's not going back to school. 
          Lee finds Chris at Sailors' Bluff.  Chris has a suitcase and
          is planning going to leave town.  He tells Lee about the day
          of the accident.  How Lee loved bringing him up on the bluff
          to play Blind Man's Bluff because he was scared of the cliff,
          of falling, of the dark, he refused to put on the blindfold
          that day and then Ann Colby came around, lonely and anxious
          to play.  They put it on her.  Lee tormented her.  He threw
          sticks, barked commands, called names:  All the things he
          wanted to do to Chris.  Chris couldn't take it anymore.  17
          years ago he went to pull the blindfold off of Ann and as he
          did so Lee pushed him over the edge.  Lee is disappointed
          that Chris has remembered.  He explains how jealous he had
          always been of the "perfect" little brother.  Chris admits
          sadly that he had always wanted to like Lee, but was too
          scared, until now.  He changes his mind about leaving Peyton
          Place.  Lee asks, "What do we do about Ann Colby?"

Episode 249.
07-26-66

          Chris spills the frijoles.  He admits who pushed him.

WA:       Betty Anderson has fled from her brief marriage to Steven
          Cord. In spite of Steven's pleas there has been no
          reconcillation.  Not because Betty doesn't love her husband
          enough to share his life, but because she is unable to tell
          the secret which might wreck his life.  That he is actually
          the [twin] brother of Ann Howard.

Intro:    Anderson house.  Betty goes to the door.  A Messenger hands
          Betty an envelope.  Using her left hand, Betty signs for the
          envelope.

Scene 1:  Betty opens the envelope and reads the contents then hands
          them to Julie.  Betty tells her mother that Steven wants her
          to divorce him.

                 We both talked a lot about wanting the good
                 life but we didn't mean the same thing.  Because
                 to me, you were "the good life," Betty.  But to
                 you, I was only the necessary down payment on what
                 you really wanted.  The house, the furniture, the
                 whole sleek shining inventory of success.  Well,
                 they're yours.  You can consider the contract
                 Paid in full, even if it didn't turn out to be
                 for a lifetime.

          Julie asks if Hannah has been interfering with Betty's
          marriage.  Julie talks about Leslie trying to push Betty and
          Rodney apart.  Julie tells Betty that she should talk with
          Steven.  Julie says that Betty was not the first woman to
          look outside marriage for comfort. Julie says that she may
          not always be around to help pick up the pieces.  Betty picks
          up the phone and dials.  Steven answers, listens to Betty for
          a moment, and hangs up.

Scene 2:  Constance is in the bedroom as Elliot brings in another large
          package.  Elliot talks about all the stuff they have received
          for the baby.  Constance tells him not to be ungrateful. 
          Allison comes in and Constance asks her to help put away the
          "loot."  Allison asked Elliot if he had talked with Steven
          Cord.  Allison had guessed that Chris Webber was protecting
          his brother.

Scene 3:  In Ada Jacks' Tavern, raucus music is coming from the juke
          box.  When Chris Webber comes in, Ada unplugs the juke box. 
          A gentleman customer says, "Hey, what are you doing?"  His
          date complains, "That was our money that you unplugged."  A
          large man complains about Chris' playing.  Ada tells him that
          the complaint department is closed.

Scene 4:  In the Public Library, Norman asks Steven if he knows
          anything about "sleep learning."  Steven doesn't admit to
          having that knowlege. 

Scene 5:  Steven goes in the Cider Barrel and asks Sandy if she knows
          where Chris could be.  Sandy asks why he doesn't leave Chris
          alone.  She accuses Steven of breaking up her family.  Sandy
          says that Steven cost Lee his job.

Scene 6:  Meanwhile back at the Tavern, Steven interrupts Chris while
          he is playing.  Chris says that he doesn't like anyone
          looking over his shoulder while he is playing.  Chris doesn't
          want to talk with Steven.  Steven asks if what Chris had told
          Allison is true.  That Ann Howard didn't push him off the
          bluff.  Ada asks Steven if he came there for a drink.  Steven
          closes the piano and tells Chris that his concert is over. 
          Steven asks Chris if he hasn't used his brother enough. 
          Steven tells Chris that he hides behind his blindness.  That
          he is torturing Ann Howard.  Ada tells Steven to leave Chris
          alone.  Steven asks Chris if Allison is his first girl.  Ada
          reminds Steven what he did to Rita on the stand.  A customer,
          Freddy [Mario] comes over and butts into the conversation. 
          Steven leaves and Chris follows.

Scene 7:  Outside the Tavern, Chris calls, "Steven, Steven."  They
          talk.  Chris suggests that Steven ask Allison.  Steven asks
          Chris again what he had told Allison.  Steven tells Chris
          that he is not fit to be a lawyer.  He has withheld evidence. 
          Chris admits.  Chris turns and leaves.

Episode 251.
08-01-66

          Ann finds an important document in Brian Colby's trunk.

WA:       Ever since childhood, Lee Webber has led his brother Chris to
          believe that Ann Colby, as she was then known, had pushed him
          off Sailors' Bluff, causing his blindness. 

          But now, Lee speeds away from a violent attack on Chris.  An
          attack triggered by Chris' revelation that he now knows that
          it was Lee himself who had pushed him.

          Sandy Webber knowing that Lee's guilt has become seething
          rage is afraid that Lee's lashing out at his blind brother,
          is only the beginning of an explosion that might shatter the
          un-easy calm of Peyton Place.

Intro:    Outside the Webber home, Lee gets on his motorcycle and
          leaves.

Scene 1:  Sandy is treating Chris wounds.  Chris says that he needs to
          warn Ann Howard before she goes to work.  Sandy finishes
          treating Chris.

Scene 2:  Ann Howard and Dr. Rossi are on the wharf walking.  Rossi
          kisses Ann Howard.  Rossi admits that he is a
          slug-a-bed.

Scene 3:  Ann Howard makes the connection between Cord and Colby.  She
          leaves her apartment and goes outside.

Scene 4:  Chris climbs the stairs to the apartment house.  Chris
          introduces himself to Mrs. Hewitt.  She says that No. 4, down
          the hall is leaving.

Scene 5:  Rodney comes down the stairs and almost bumps into Betty who
          is just coming in.  Rodney asks what's up.  Betty tells
          Rodney that Steven wants a divorce.  Rodney says he only
          remembers her crying once.  She wasn't like other girls.  She
          doesn't need tears.  Rodney admits that he really messed
          things up.  Betty admits that she didn't love Steven when she
          married him. 

Scene 6:  Steven drives over to the square in his convertible.  He
          parks in front of the Clarion.  He goes in the Clarion and
          tries to buy a newspaper.  Elliot says that the pile of
          papers are free.  Elliot asks Steven if he is all right. 
          Steven says he has been driving all night. 

Scene 7:  Constance walks up as Steven is leaving the Clarion. 
          Constance says that Ann has found something in her father's
          old trunk.  Steven gets in his car and drives off.

Scene 8:  Steven goes in his office and finds Rodney waiting for him. 
          Rodney says it is a mistake for Steven to divorce Betty. 
          Rodney says that he is not interested in Steven's welfare,
          only Betty's.  Rodney says that Betty loves Steven.

Episoed 253.
08-04-66

          Ann Confronts Hannah.  Chris vanishes.

WA:       Ann Howard has just learned that Steven Cord is her brother. 
          And she has come to the Peyton house to face the womon who
          must be the mother she has never known. 

          Hannah Cord, the woman who for so many years has guarded the
          secrets in this house.

Intro:    Ann Howard drives up in the hard-top convertible she bought
          from Lee Webber [Tag 472J] to the Peyton mansion, gets out
          and goes to the door and rings the chimes.

Scene 1:  Hannah comes down the stairs and opens the door.  Ann starts
          off by saying, "I have to talk to you.  You have to talk to
          me.  You're going to answer some questions, because I know
          the truth. 

Scene 3:  Ann arrives at the beach house and hears the phone ringing. 
          She goes in and answers the phone.  It is Dr. Rossi calling. 
          He says an emergency has just come in.  He orders tells her
          to stay inside the cottage and wait for him.  He tells her
          that he loves her.  She tells him that she loves him.

Scene 4:  Hannah walks on the wharf.  She goes up the stairs to Ann
          Howard's apartment.  [Ann's room or rooms are refered to as
          an apartment.]  She knocks on the outer door.  Leslie calls
          from down on the wharf.  She comes back down to talk.  Leslie
          asks how Steven is.  She asks what Leslie is doing down on
          the wharf.  Hannah asks what he really wants.  She tells him
          that she knew what he was the first time they met.

Scene 5:  Rita is in the apartment over the Pharmacy as Allison knocks. 
          Rita opens the door and Allison says it is important to talk
          with Norman.  Sandy Webber just called about Chris.  Norman
          tells her that he took Chris to Dr. Rossi's house.  Allison
          asks Norman why Chris wanted to go to Rossi's houser.  Norman
          says because Chris asked him to.

Scene 6:  Steven adjusts some plates on a fancy dining table in Betty
          and Steven's house.  He talks with Betty about his sister. 
          Steven and Betty hug.  Steven says he will call Ann.  He
          phones.  Betty hangs up the phone.  Betty says that Ann is
          with Mike Rossi.  She says that she will bet money on it. 
          Steven says that this is her only home.  She says, "The house
          on the hill."  Hannah goes with the Peyton house.

Scene 7:  Meanwhile, back at the beach house, Ann is waiting.  In spite
          of her promise she decides to go outside.  She walks toward
          the bluff.  She stumbles a time or two.  She looks down from
          the bluff.

Episode 255.
08-09-66
     
          Dr. Rossi begins his own investigation of Ann's death.

WA:       Elliot Carson has insisted on accompanying Chris Webber and
          his daughter, Allison to the police station, following the
          death of Ann Howard.  It was Allison who found Ann's body at
          the bottom of Sailors' Bluff.  It was Chris who was
          discovered alone on the beach nearby.  Now shocked by the
          tragedy Elliot must concern himself with the living.

MEL:      Elliot wants Chris to stay away from Allison.

Intro:    Square.  Bandstand.  Police car.

Scene 1:  In the back seat of Elliot Carson's car, Allison asks Elliot
          if she can talk with Chris a moment before going inside the
          police station.  Allison tells him it was wrong for Chris to
          let Ann go on thinking that she had pushed him.  Allison says
          that Chris had been protecting someone.  Chris says that he
          got trapped in a cave.  Chris says how do you know she didn't
          just slip, or jump.  He tells Allison that he trusted her
          once, he can't affort to do it again.  A car almost hits
          Chris as he gets out of the back seat of Elliot's car.

Scene 2:  Rodney drives up and greets Allison in the front seat of
          Elliot's car.  Elliot comes over to talk with Rodney.  He
          tells Rodney about Ann and asks him to take Allison home.  He
          has to stay at the police station.

Scene 3:  At the police station, Elliot talks with Chris.  Elliot asks
          Chris to stay away from Allison.  Chris says he knows the
          difference between love and what Allison offers.  Chris says
          she offers a crutch and a handkerchief.
   
Scene 4:  Rodney begins driving Allison toward home in his convertible. 
          On the way he stops and talks with her.  Rodney asks Allison
          if Ann's death is going to bury her.  Rodney says he knows it
          is harsh and callous, but that it is true.  Rodney says "It's
          over."  They hug.

Scene 5:  In Ada Jacks' Tavern, Freddy [Mario] is playing the a
          pin-ball machine.  He asks Ada for a beer.  [He is the same
          one who complained about Chris and the Juke-box].  Ada asks
          Rossi to call it a night.  She tells him that Lee Webber
          hasn't been there all week.  She says she feels awful about
          Ann.  Rossi is seething with anger.  The large man complains
          that Ada hasn't brought him his beer yet.  Rossi grabs the
          large man and asks if he knows Lee Webber.  The large man is
          rude to Rossi.  He says Lee owes him $20.  Rossi talks
          briefly to Ada and leaves.

Scene 6:  Elliot drives Chris to the Clarion and asks him if he would
          like to come in for a minute, that he needs to check on
          something.  Chris says, "No, Thank you."  Elliot goes in the
          office and talks with Eli.  Eli says that White Water Sun and
          the Hastings Tribune have called.  And that Constance had
          called.  She has finally gotten Allison to sleep.  Elliot
          tells Eli about Stuyvesant trail and the cave.  Eli is
          familiar with the cave. 

Scene 7:  In the apartment, Norman is lounging and Rita is sewing by
          hand.  Norman wonders aloud what has happened to Rodney. 
          Norman looks out the window and sees Chris crossing the
          street.  Chris almost gets hit by a car.  Norman tells Chris
          that Chris conned Norman, that he didn't have an appointment
          with Rossi, he just wanted a ride to the beach.  Chris tells
          Norman that Ann Howard is dead. 

          Elliot calls and Chris asks if it is Mr. Carson.  Carson
          takes Chris back to the car to take him home.  They drive
          off. 

Scene 8:  Peyton is in his easy chair in his upstairs bedroom.  He
          calls to Hannah.  Getting no answer, he pounds his canes on
          the floor.  With still no answer he gets up and goes down the
          stairs.  He looks around for her and hears a call from
          Thomas.  Thomas walks up and says, "Mr. Peyton, were you
          calling, sir?"  Thomas has heard Peyton calling for Hannah. 
          He answers a few questions.  Thomas asks, "Is there something
          wrong?"

Episode 257.
08-15-66
     
          Martin Peyton visits Norman and Rita's apartment.
     
WA:       The sudden and tragic death of Ann Howard has been felt
          throughout Peyton Place, and has begun to affect the lives of
          all who knew her.  The after shock has been strongly felt in
          the home of Martin Peyton.  His grandson, Rodney Harrington,
          has left his house in anger.  And he must manipulate Rodney
          to learn the truth about Ann's death.  The police have begun
          a full scale investigation.  Many are to be questioned.  Some
          will have answers, some will not.  Ann Howard's death has
          sharply changed the lives of many people in Peyton Place and
          it will continue to do so.

Intro:    Sailors' Bluff.  The black Rolls Royce limousine leaves the
          mansion.  Police Sgt. Edward Goddard drives a black and white
          police car to the Cider Barrel Cafe to question Lee.

Scene 1:  At the Cider Barrel, police Sgt. Edward Goddard introduces
          himself to Sandy and asks where Lee is.  Sandy takes him to
          the back where Lee and Chris are sitting.  After the police
          leave, Chris asks Sandy where Lee really was.  Chris gets up
          and leaves.

Scene 2:  Chauffeur Thomas drives Mr. Peyton past the fire station and
          parks in front of the Pharmacy.  In the apartment, Rodney is
          sleeping as Norman drops a glass and startled him.  Peyton
          shows up at the door and asks if he may come in.  Martin asks
          Rodney why he left the mansion.  Rodney and Martin argue. 
          Rodney tells Martin that he left because of Martin's
          hypocracy.  Rodney mentions Ann Howard.  Martin tells Norman
          that he would like to talk with Rodney privately.  Norman
          suggests that they use the bedroom.  Peyton tells Rodney that
          he was deeply hurt.  Rodney tells Peyton that he wishes he
          could really hurt him.  Peyton says that a thick skin is not
          a congenital condition.

Scene 3:  Police car on the square.  Inside the courthouse Eli calls to
          Dr. Rossi.  They talk about Allison.  Eli says he is supposed
          to be at the Clarion taking phone calls. 

Scene 4:  Rossi walks up and talks with Allison, Elliot, and Constance.

Scene 5:  Hannah is arranging flowers as Steven comes in.  Hannah says
          that she is sorry it happened.  She says Ann was a stranger
          to her.  Steven threatens Hannah.  Steven says, "May heaven
          help you, you'll pay for it."