(1924), with Kathryn McGuireThe Navigator (1924), with Kathryn McGuireSeven Chances (1925), with Ruth DwyerGo West (1925), with Kathleen MyersThe General (1927), with Marion MackCollege (1927), with Ann CornwallSteamboat Bill, Jr.The camera tracks back o her nude slim legs in the doorway.Frank looks at all of her - she is provocatively sexy and scantily clad in white shorts, white halter top, and white turban.Venkman asked her a series of "standard" but unrelated questions about her mental, physical, and psychological health:Have you or any member of your family ever been diagnosed as schizophrenic, mentally incompetent?Are you habitually using drugs, stimulants, alcohol?Are you, Alice, menstruating right now?When Delacorte doubted his line of questioning, Venkman barked at him:"Back off, man.Originally, a gruesome execution scene at the end of the film, in which the claims manager watched as the convicted protagonist was led to the death chamber at San Quentin, was cut, discarded, and replaced with its present ending - one in which the murderer was also justly punished for his crime.]:Beinstock: Saxophone, Bass.Am I glad to see you girls.You saved our lives.Daphne: Likewise, I""m sure.Sue: Where did you girls play before?Daphne: Here, there, and around.Josephine: We spent three years at the Sheboygan Conservatory of Music.As they climb up the train""s steps, Beinstock pats Daphne""s rear end when she stumbles.Acting like a typical woman, Daphne turns and chastises him: "Fresh!"Beinstock: Looks like Poliakoff came through with a couple of real ladies.