Scientists try to communicate with the cloud and the intruder is surprised to find intelligent forms of life on a solid planet.

The future of the wold lies in what becomes a battle between the logic of the scientists and the nuclear might of the politicians.

There is joy and tears, excitement and heartache, as three men try to prove to Jennifer that love is a many-sided thing.

If they are to be believed by Jennifer, love is an emotional marathon in which the race is not always won by the swiftest.

A poignant, tender story which is a portrait of a girl in love.

Just 28 episodes to the story, with heaps of action packed into each 12 minute episode.

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Night Beat  – that’s where Randy gets his stories; the grim ones, the strange ones, and the gentle ones. In Randy’s words: – “You see plenty of action and take a lot of chances, but it’s worth it for the stories you get and the people you meet.
It means you’ve got to be everything from a private detective to a good Samaritan – a fighter too if you want to remain in the mediocre state of health I am pleased to regard as good.”

Produced in Australia by Grace Gibson Productions and adapted from the original US scripts, Harp McGuire stars as Randy Stone in these absorbing half hour self-contained programs.

Despite being in love with Douglas, Althea makes no secret of the fact that she’s marrying Berkeley for his money. However, shortly after the marriage Berkeley’s mine is destroyed by fire and he loses everything.

Douglas, on the other hand, discovers that his old mine (thought to be worthless) is actually worth far more than Berkeley’s ever was.

A bitter enmity develops between the two men and despite the fact that he’s fallen in love with another woman, Douglas sets out to get Althea away from Berkeley.

The hatred between the two men erupts and each swears to kill the other.

104 x ‘Quarter-Hour’ episodes

We meet Petrina, Curtis Barron’s daughter, whose love for her father turned to a deadly hatred – a hatred that was to poison the lives of them both.

Then, there is Greg Raymond – a hero in the eyes of the world, but whose greed and ambition bring disaster to the town of Midway.

We are also introduced to many other colourful characters who close their ears to the ugly rumours – rumours which would tell them that their peaceful little town was Midway to Hell.

Madelaine, too, is distraught by the situation and refuses to share Jason’s bed any longer. Jason turns to the arms of other women, but soon Madelaine finds she is pregnant. After the birth of their son, Matthew, the marriage deteriorates into a bitter fight for the child’s affection. As the years pass, Matthew becomes a weak young man who wants nothing but to escape the conflict between his parents. A suspicious fall on the stairs cripples Madelaine and Matthew feels he cannot leave her.

Jason, meanwhile, is having an affair with is secretary, Regina Mead, who becomes pregnant. As Jason himself cannot marry Regina, the two conspire to make Matthew fall in love with her. After drinking heavily, Matthew finds Regina in his bed and believes he has seduced her. They are hastily married and Matthew brings Regina home to the great Clay mansion.

The triangle involving Jason, Regina and Matthew comes close to tragedy. When Regina’s son, Victor is born, Jason takes over. Another son is born, but when Matthew refuses to take her away from Jason’s house, Regina loses interest in both children and she begins to stay away from home seeking consolation in a series of tormented love affairs.

Meantime, Catherine’s son, Robert is growing up. Catherine has taught Robert to hate the name of Clay and the vengeance she has waited years to achieve is finally within her grasp.

And so, Clayton Place moves to its climax.