It was set during the last days of the Weimar Republic-era Germany around 1931, at a time when the youthful National Socialist German Workers"" Party (NSDAP, aka the Nazis) was on the rise.Thenon-musicalversion of the play, from Shaw""s own screenplay, was first filmed in Britain asPygmalion (1938)by co-directors Anthony Asquith and Leslie Howard (who also co-starred with Dame Wendy Hiller).Intercut with the night of the cold-blooded murder was another traumatic event for young Bruce.As he was running through the woods on the Wayne Manor property away from his parents"" funeral, he fell into an abandoned underground drywell where he found himself assaulted by screeching, swirling bats (the future location of the BatCave).However, a small portion of paper used to print a $50 bill was identified by Foley.Back at WonderWorld, Foley (disguised in a full-sized Oki-Doki elephant costume) spoke to Janice, who was newly placed on "park safety watch" by DeWald, but still had mainframe computer access.Numerous other times, Hollywood has capitalized on other Steinbeck works and adapted them for the screen:Of Mice and Men (1939),Tortilla Flat (1942),The Moon is Down (1943),The Pearl (1948),The Red Pony (1949),East of Eden (1955), andCannery Row (1982).