] On his desk is an old-fashioned computing machine for number-crunching.When 5:20 pm approaches, he is left abandoned at his desk, and remains there for a few hours.As he approaches his apartment at a quarter to nine and paces back and forth, he looks up from the sidewalk at the lit window in his second-story apartment on West 67th Street in a converted brownstone - cha-cha music emanates from inside.They""re rying to steal your money.Yeah, I said steal.The County Commissioners rejected the low bid on the schoolhouse.Why? Well, they""ll tell ya the reason is the job will be done better.The County Commissioners would have you believe that they""re interested in public welfare.They""re interested in welfare, sure, but it""s their own.Stark is pressured to break up his assembly in the one-street town by the Sheriff (A.C.Tillman) due to an ordinance selectively enforced by the local authorities to deliberately disrupt he proceedings and prevent the passing out of handbills - the law prohibited five or more people from assembling together.Producer Jack Warner""s will prevailed and the Cockney flower vendor character played by little-known Julie Andrews on Broadway was replaced by well-known, non-singing ""Cinderella"" actress Audrey Hepburn (whose voice was dubbed by Marnie Nixon although Hepburn sang her own tracks) - to guarantee greater box-office business." Evans has no other witnesses that Jarrett shot him in Los Angeles.BackgroundThe Wind (1928)is one of Lillian Gish""s greatest achievements in a powerfully dramatic silent film - her fourth and last MGM film and the last of her silent films.When Bruce went to retrieve the drive, he discovered it had been stolen - possibly by the mysterious Diana whom he saw hurriedly exiting through the building to a sports car.