" Through the barn door, Babe was introduced to a sickly and elderly Border Leicester Ewe named Maa (voice of Miriam Flynn) brought in from the fields.She relates how he asks for her hand in marriage and in gratitude she accepts, but not for love.That night, excited and unable to sleep, she goes for a cab ride and happens to meet a poor, but young, handsome, homesick American singer Paul Allison (Nelson Eddy) in a Parisian Latin Quarter bistro.Alarms sounded with the arrival of security forces, as many of the doctors fled.Ravenous, Miles chewed on a white latex surgical glove, regurgitated it, and blew it up like a balloon.YESTERDAY (1962)Day One (Thursday)The present-day scene opened with a 1962 Ford Galaxie 500 Sunliner pulling into the driveway adjacent (to the left) of the Hudson house's driveway (where the iron gate had been long since removed).Marilyn Monroe had already starred in a number of great roles, sometimes opposite notable male leads:as Rose Loomis opposite Joseph Cotten inNiagara (1953)as Lorelei Lee with Jane Russell inGentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953)as Kay Weston opposite Robert Mitchum inRiver of No Return (1954)as The Girl inThe Seven Year Itch (1955)Bus Stopwas her first "serious" lead role, although her vulnerable performance as Cherie (a semi-dumb, sexually-exploited Ozark girl with hillbilly roots who was trying to make something of herself but only admired for her sensuality, mirroring Monroe's own life) went unrecognized for an Academy Award.