Lensherr traveled there to the tavern, where he found two former German-speaking concentration camp soldiers drinking in the bar.Dobisch (Ray Walston) - he is phoning from a bar on 61st Street with a blonde who "looks like Marilyn Monroe" [a not-so-subtle critique of Wilder""s difficult star performer inSome Like It Hot (1959)] with a late-night request to borrow the apartment for forty-five minutes - the bargain is sweetened up with another deal and hint of promotion: "Look Baxter, we""re making out the monthly efficiency rating, and I""m putting you in the top en.He even speculated that the apes"" progeny "may do a better job of it than we have." Before he would do anything, the President insisted: "I want convincing that the handwriting on the wall is calculably true.Jane greets her old friend Harry with a warm embrace.Harry is overjoyed in seeing Jane and immediately expresses his concern for her: "Jane, I was so worried about you.