Professor Crayton has been ordered to bed rest by the college doctor. Mrs. G. very concerned, finding it's just bed rest he needs, he's not in any danger. Prof. Crayton is concerned when his students and colleagues fawn over him thinking he is much sicker than he is. He decides to go back to work to make everyone feel better, as well as himself.
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The Trouble with Crayton
Prismark107 April 2023
The Trouble with Professor Crayton is that he is ill. In fact Crayton thinks he is at death's door.
Meanwhile his students at the college are left with the monotonous tones of the substitute teacher. He makes the literature of Geoffrey Chaucer come across as very dull.
The students and Mrs Green are worried about the professor. They bring him food hoping to cheer him up.
Professor Kestner (Peter Lorre) a chemistry professor plans to consult some of the best doctors in the world.
As far as Crayton is concerned, he is at death's door and is even making bequests. Mrs Green knows there is nothing wrong with him, the doctor just wanted the professor to have a short rest.
Another genteel episode. Peter Lorre makes the most of the humour.
Meanwhile his students at the college are left with the monotonous tones of the substitute teacher. He makes the literature of Geoffrey Chaucer come across as very dull.
The students and Mrs Green are worried about the professor. They bring him food hoping to cheer him up.
Professor Kestner (Peter Lorre) a chemistry professor plans to consult some of the best doctors in the world.
As far as Crayton is concerned, he is at death's door and is even making bequests. Mrs Green knows there is nothing wrong with him, the doctor just wanted the professor to have a short rest.
Another genteel episode. Peter Lorre makes the most of the humour.
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