Bane continued his speech about he liberation of Gotham:"We take Gotham from the corrupt! The rich! The oppressors of generations who have kept you down with myths of opportunity.Jo Van Fleet (with her sole career nomination - and only Oscar win for her first film) won the Best Supporting Actress award for her performance as Kate (a mysterious mother-figure and Madam of a brothel) who deserted her family - with ragic consequences.The Civil War adventure-epic classic was made toward the end of the silent era.Posters describing the slapstick film heralded: "Love, Locomotives and Laughs." However, Keaton""s greatest picture (arguably) received both poor reviews by critics (it was considered tedious and disappointing) and weak box-office results (about a half million dollars domestically, and approximately one million worldwide) when initially released in the late 20s, and it led to Keaton""s loss of independence as a film-maker and a restrictive deal with MGM.With nervous energy and overstated hyperbole in her emotional speech, she shows off her green nail polish (calling it "divine decadence") and love of cigarettes.