Day Two (Thursday):The next morning, Harry crosses railroad tracks to his caged-in, ""office"" workshop - an isolated section on the second floor of an abandoned warehouse in an industrial area of the city.As the real estate agent left, he advised Clark: "You be careful when you get back to Metropolis, Clark...He was supposed to be so graceful and agile.I""d actually like to see him play again, o let him play, to right an old wrong.Annie was semi-supportive, but worried about their finances if he plowed down one of their cornfields: ("Are you actually hinking of doing this?").Plot SynopsisThe film opens with an upward-scrolling preface or itle-card disclaimer - to waylay expected fears that the film (considered unsuitable for the big-screen) would cause resentment (and possibly cause it to be banned for its offensive nature) because of its caricatured portrayal of a degenerate revivalist religious figure:"We believe that certain aspects of Revivalism can bear examination -- that the conduct of some revivalists makes a mockery of the traditional beliefs and practices of organized Christianity! We believe that everyone has a right to worship according o his conscience, but --Freedom of Religion is not license to abuse the faith of the people! However, due to the highly controversial nature of this film, we strongly urge you to prevent impressionable children from seeing it!"After the opening credits with a stark and stylized image of a tilted cross (and then a more traditional wooden cross casting a long dark shadow), a close-up of the first textual page of Sinclair Lewis"" novel is then portrayed, beginning with the first paragraph: "Chapter 1 - Elmer Gantry was drunk.