She sees in Calvin, the youth she seeks. She sees, literally, while she is in his arms, the real and fantasized boys and men in her life.

At the height of their love-making, Susan arrives home, unexpectedly. Calvin is able to smoothly lie and account for his presence in the house and now he makes a well received play for the younger girl. With both women in his clutches, he is able to do what he wishes with them. Susan wants him as a summer fling and nothing more, even though she is quite under his spell. For Pamela, it is a different matter. She is desperate and she allows herself to be dominated by him, completely, even enjoying his domination, his physical attack upon her.

Calvin throws a party at Pamela's home and invites a number of his reckless, deviate and debauched friends. The party is beyond all bounds of Pamela's usual propriety in social affairs. There are fights, sex-motivated games, sadistically oriented encounters, depravities of every description. Pamela tries to go along, it all seems like fun. Calvin, to top off his conquests tries to con Susan, who arrives home in the midst of his party, into taking an hallucinogenic drug. When she is afraid, he persuades Pamela to try it. While he goes off with Susan, Pamela fearfully anticipates the effects of the drug and searches for him to guide her. When she finds him in a parked car with Susan, her humiliation is complete . . . .




About the Stars of Pamela Pamela You Are ...

ELAINE EDWARDS (PAMELA)
is a Mid-Western girl who followed the dream to Hollywood. Since then (she won't say when, exactly) Elaine Edwards has been one of the most respected young leading women in pictures. Her credits include co-starring roles with Barry Sullivan in "The Purple Gang" and with Vincent Price and Agnes Moorehead in "The Bat".
Miss Edwards has all the equipment- talent, beauty, intelligence and, the marvelous ability to be the women she portrays. She is one of those rare creative performers who is able to do seventeen things, all at once, all minutely worked out, and all just right for the character. She has been seen on television and on the stage, as well as in pictures. She starred in the national tour of "Reclining Figure" with Gene Lockhart. She has toured with "The Rainmaker", "Dulcy", and "King of Hearts". She created the title role in the West Coast premiere of "Bernadine". Elaine is an actress. Only an actress could make Pamela come alive, the way Miss Edwards does. Only an actress who could 'give' would have taken the role.


MARY LINDSAY (SUSAN)
is a bouncy, bubbly, adorable young thing! She never stops moving her mouth and she's a perfect Susan, the college kid interested in everything and everybody. Long blonde hair, huge eyes, seductive, sensuous. Mary Lindsay is the girl who has to fight guys off in crowds. She is also the kind of girl who would expect to see the etchings. Mary went to Sarah Lawrence College but left because she spent more time looking for show business jobs in New York City than she did on campus.
She has worked in the theatre, in films and on television and radio.