This was the firstIndiana Jonesmovie to receive an MPAA rating higher than PG, a PG-13 rating.The main religious artifact or icon: legendary Christian sacred vessel, the Holy Grail, the cup Jesus used at the Last Supper.The funny plot directed by Wesley Ruggles, about West as a floozy lady lion tamer who makes it big on Broadway and hustles men out of their money, was an excuse to load up on the comical talents, quotable wisecracks and one-liners, and racy double entendres in her promiscuous dialogue, suggestive songs and body language.Oblivious to their entrapment, Marge waved goodbye, as the camera panned to the right where a group of white-dressed young girls were jumping rope and singing the Freddy rhyme.The credit titles are interspersed with flashes of more semi-documentary, brownish-tinged pictures.The text of the major credits fade from white to blood red on the dark background.30""s hand-cranked phonographic music (Rudy Vallee""s popular love song of the periodDeep Night) is faintly heard - a haunting omen from another era.Am I an innovator? Am I a genius?" Riggs replied: "You""re a swindler." Getz rationalized: "Everybody cheats a little bit.Look at the Pentagon." Leo remembered that during his laundering schemes, he was taken to a home on stilts in the hills, and he volunteered to take them there.