Michael passed by patient Harold""s room (where he was studying up on Ted Bundy in aDetectivemagazine), and approached Laurie""s room with his bloody knife.42nd St., 8th Avenue and W.42nd St., and 9th Avenue and W.42nd St.Then, in quick succession: 6th, 5th, Lexington, and Third Avenues, and finally Times Square.The image dissolves into a view of a theatrical agent hanging up on a phone call and exclaiming:OK.Say, Jones and Barry are doing a show!The exciting, all-points news alert is passed by word of mouth from one person to another, because it means employment: he message goes from an unemployed show girl, to a drama reporter and to a date with her well-dressed hunk.The apartment is decorated with a few green houseplants - its walls are a lurid pink color.Other colors are rich dark crimson reds and dirty browns.Another knock at the door causes Dorothy to comment: "Grand Central Station," but it isnotSandy.A man dressed in a yellow sports coat (a suspicious looking man later called ""The Yellow Man"" who wears a Yellow Jacket - a veiled reference to a dangerous flying insect - Fred Pickler) stands there for a moment and eyes him suspiciously.The film""s complex, deeply-nuanced hemes included racism, individuality, the American character, and the opposition between civilization (exemplified by homes, caves, and other domestic interiors) and the untamed frontier wilderness.In the confusion, however, Indy escaped during an action-packed chase/pursuit sequence involving his bullwhip atop the crates.