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| Episode credited cast: | |||
| Alan Napier | ... | Uncle Steven | |
| Moyna MacGill | |||
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Nelson Welch | ||
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Linda Green | ||
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Natalie Wood | |||
An uncle has charge of his brother's teenage daughter after the death of her parents. The two move to a more isolated country village. The teenager becomes friends with what her uncle and housemaid think are imagined playmates in what the girl insists on calling the "school room" of the house. Her uncle comes to find out from the local vicar that the house was long ago a girl's school. Written by rodkb-62759
This relic from the early days of US Television, an anthology episode apparently shot on film but with the meager production values of live TV, has some ambition in its blanded down "Turn of the Screw" concept and the performance from young Wood at her most vulnerable-appealing.
She is being home schooled in the isolated house by uncle Napier, when the visit of local vicar Welch reveals the house's sinister secrets - aha!
There is an attempts at style in the opening mobile camera, non verbal material - which misleadingly suggests that Natalie is mute.
Hard to imagine the later accomplished Fredricks contributing these drab images.