This macabre comedy film was un-nominated for Academy Awards.The film""s screenplay was written by Julius J.Epstein and Philip G.Epstein.The macabre farce was based on Joseph Kesselring""s successful Broadway play of the same name, and delayed in its exhibition and release for three years until the New York play ended its run.I guess a girl has to grow up sometime.I""ve met someone...He""s not you.I hope you can understand").Batman secretly smiled to himself as he left.Later, the Riddler showed Two-Face how his device from the party (with a recorded brain schematic) had revealed that Bruce Wayne had "bats on the brain" - and was probably Batman.There are reports of these creatures using tools.But even these actions are the most primitive - the use of external articles as bludgeons and so forth.Freckle-faced Holly appears once again (wearing white short-shorts and a navy blue shirt) in the middle of a deserted street near her house while practicing he twirling of a baton, as she innocently comments in voice-over:Little did I realize that what began in the alleys and backways of this quiet town would end in the Badlands of Montana.She""s cuckoo in the head." Maria approaches and holds out tickets owards them, asking: "Buy a ticket in the lottery?...Just a dollar." Marcus withdraws hree dimes (thirty cents) from his pocket in his hand, but quickly replaces them, and then scolds Maria: "Go ""long with you! Lotteries is against the law!" She persists and persuades Trina to buy a lottery ticket: "-- the butcher in the next block won twenty dollars he last drawing!" Marcus picks his ear and nose, but Trina takes a dollar out of her handbag and purchases one of the tickets.