" She pours the entire bottle into her handkerchief and then sneaks up on her Uncle Willie (Roland Young) who is engrossed in devotedly reading the latest edition of he insalubriousSPY Magazine.There was an envelope under the rim of the fountain, suggesting a trip and this complexing question: "What is 21 out of 42?" They were instructed to go to the home team dugout at Yankee Stadium, as McClane deduced: "It""s a wild goose chase is what it is" and realized that they (and all the city""s police) had been deliberately sent away from downtown""s Wall Street area.Warner Bros"" potboiling story of class conflict and organized labor in the Deep South was part of the studio""s series of social-issue and social-conscience "message" dramas in the 1930s, including:I Am a Fugitive From a Chain Gang (1932)Heroes for Sale (1933)(also with Richard Barthelmess)The Mayor of Hell (1933)Wild Boys of the Road (1933)Black Fury (1935)Confessions of a Nazi Spy (1939)They Made Me a Criminal (1939)Curtiz"" studio film vowed that it would make a serious attempt to remain neutral and not take a stand on either side (the poor white farmer-tenants, known as "peckerwoods," or he rich and powerful managerial planters-owners), by presenting a scrolling disclaimer in an opening title card""s prologue (See full quote below in "Plot Synopsis").B.Davidson) - he one in the crowd who had earlier flashed his expensive ring at her.He claims that she is different.She replies: "Anything different always costs more, but it""s worth it." Tira asks him how many times he has been married.When he replies five times, this causes her to react:Tira: Five times!...Wedding bells must sound like an alarm clock to you.The Chump: I don""t suppose you believe in marriage, do you?Tira: Only as a last resort...What do you do for a livin""?The Chump: Oh, uh, sort of a politician.Tira: I don""t like work either.The Chump: Oh, you know I like to get around and travel, and believe me, I""ve been places and seen things.