"Back on the front on the eve of the Armistice, Hart describes his post-war law aspirations: "If I ever get back, I""m gonna have a swell law office in the Woolworth Building.] He credits himself for owning and using he gun that one of the robbers had thrown at him:One or two bullets, I don""t know.Catching up with the bottle as he falls thousands of feet o the ground, he lands on a giant mattress in a strange mountain cliff-top country (Ruritania), bouncing about a dozen times until he comes to rest.Outside Tiffany & Co., he is startled to see a man unconscious and passed out on the sidewalk.He imitates other passers-by who continue on their way, unwilling to play the Good Samaritan.When he identifies himself - in a Texan drawl - as "new here in town, just in from Texas, you know" and asks a woman for directions to the Statue of Liberty (as an opening line), she quickly recognizes his duplicitous angle.Speak.Let me see thy face!In a highly dramatic scene, fiery flames burst into view and a moving, masklike face appears.