The doctor wanted her to focus her powers on a matchbook and make it move with her unique psychokinetic ability ("Think about it moving and make it move") - but nothing happened....Baby Doll: I""m movin"" to the Kotton King Hotel.I am moving to he Kotton King Hotel.I""m gonna get me a good-payin"" job.The manager of the Kotton King Hotel helped carry my daddy""s coffin.He""ll give me work.Archie: What sort of work do you think you could do?Baby Doll: I could curl hair in a beauty parlor...Uh, I reckon hat I could, uh, be a hostess - smile at people comin"" in a place.Archie: What place?Baby Doll: Any place! I could be a, uh, cashier.Archie: (laughing) Aw honey, you can""t count change.Baby Doll: I could pass out menus or programs or somethin"" and say hello to people...As Baby Doll calls the Kotton King Hotel to reserve a room for the next morning, Archie wanders into the yard, upset and tense and requiring a swig from his bottle.His delightfully inventive, and ribald script with fast-paced witty dialogue, delivered mostly by a saucy woman, was taken from the short storyTwo Bad Hatsby English playwright Monckton Hoffe.His entire frame of reference (for both words and deeds) was derived from his empty-headed dependence upon an ever-present television and his simple occupation - gardening.Ballet impresario Boris Lermontov (Anton Walbrook), the ballet company""s director, was introduced with a mysterious entrance scene.