The new pupils attended broomstick flying lessons, during which Neville Longbottom (Matthew Lewis) crashed to the ground on his out-of-control broom, and broke his wrist.She passes a newstand with a poster of the city""s landmark, the Golden Gate Bridge.After hearing a sexist ""wolf-whistle"" [or more appropriately, a bird-whistle!] directed her way, she vainly turns in its direction and appears self-consciously pleased rather than insulted.The groom [McCrea 1] is still dressing during his taxi ride and on his way down the aisle.He and the bride [Colbert 2] meet at the altar and smile lovingly at each other.There""s another shot of the unconscious maid on the floor.The camera pulls back.The marriage ceremony recedes into the background.The camera moves past two framed, clear-glass itle cards with cloudy white letters, foretelling the expected romantic formula:and they lived happily ever after." An equally plain girl Clara Snyder (Betsy Blair) is in the process of being rejected at the dance by Herb (Alan Wells), her blind date.