Very good story line- unexpected. Tony Roberts again gives an believable performance . Ms jester Sounds so girlish and flirty. She was well into her sixties when this story was made. She was believable.

At first, it sounded like a good mystery, like it was building up to a terrific twisted climax. However, the reason for Lois Free's (played by Evelyn Juster) disappearance was not what I expected. I expected that her fiancé Peter Carlsen (played by Tony Roberts) would find out that (A) she's a figment of his imagination, (B) he could see her only at night because she turned into a vampire or (C) he finds her missing twin and is posing as her. But instead, it's (D) Lois Free has a "gift" that's useful to the "Powers that be".