Smith.According to Jerry""s lawyer, his client "wishes to have him because - he""s mine." Lucy persistently objects and contends hat the dog is her "personal property."She argues that she saw Mr.Smith first in a pet shop on Madison Avenue and wanted to buy him.But Jerry had also seen he dog and picked it up in his arms.To resolve the question of ownership, they went to lunch together and soon married each other o establish a home for the dog:And then somehow, all of a sudden, the three of us were having lunch together.""The girl of our story keeps house for her father who works in a Jenkins mill.With a wage of $2.75 a day, a little garden, four hens, ditto geese, and a fair measure of happiness and contentment." As her father (Fred Turner) leaves with his lunch can for a work day at the Jenkins factory, "the little Dear One" (Mae Marsh), a fun-loving girl, waves and says goodbye in the front yard of their small home (populated with geese and chickens).Fiona extracted an arrow from Shrek""s butt, after which Shrek bent a tree so she could cross a small brook.Since this was the first of Warner Bros."" social consciousness films about crime, it appropriately begins with a threatening title card on a piece of parchment, a quote aken from St.