There have been at least two satiricalFantasiaspoofs: (1) WB'sA Corny Concerto (1943)with Elmer Fudd impersonating Deems Taylor introducing animated shorts (Tales from the Vienna Woodsand theBlue Danube), and (2) Bruno Bozzetto'sAllegro non Troppo (1976)with six famous classical musical pieces visualized by a live-action story and animation (Debussy'sPrèlude à l'après-midi d'un faune, Dvorak'sSlavonic Dance, Ravel'sBolero, Sibelius'Valse Triste, Vivaldi'sConcerto in C-Dur, and Stravinsky'sThe Firebird).Sometimes, it's necessary to take a risk.I got to thinking.I'll bet someone could learn alot by getting into that woman's apartment.You know, sneak in, hide, and observe.Sandy: Sneak into her apartment?Jeffrey: Yeah.Sandy: Are you crazy? Jeffrey, she's possibly involved in murder.This is givin' me the creeps.Jeffrey convinces her to settle down because he has devised an assaultive plot to get into the woman's apartment on Lincoln St." She admitted being selfishly in love when it came to him: "And I'm jealous of the whole world," and described the pain she felt about keeping his identity a secret.The two main elements or themes of the film were brought together: the ENTRY KEY and ADULTERY.Friday Evening - Tony's Elusive and Crafty Character:After Tony entered late from work, Margot introduced her husband to Mark Halliday.He reminds her what he looks like ("I'm the stocky one, the heavy-set fella"):...Oh, hello there.Is this Mary Feeney? Hello, there.This is Marty Pilletti.I-I wonder if you recall me.Well, I'm kind of a stocky guy.The last time we met was in the RKO Chester.You was with a friend of yours, and I-I was with a friend of mine, name of Angie.This was about a month ago - The RKO Chester on West Farms Square.Yeah, you was sitting in front of us, and we was annoying you, and - you got mad and - I'm the fella who works in a butcher shop.