Alone, our memories resist this disintegration and grow more lovely with the passing years.The Wienie King points to a bird embroidered on her wrap-around robe: "I love birds." He guesses that if she""s he penniless tenant, she "must be broke." The elderly gentleman sympathetically and grimly remembers his own impoverished youth and his passing years, quickly ready to offer charitable support: "I was broke too when I was about your age, but I didn""t have a figure like you""ve got.]"I""m sure glad you""re back, Mike, like Lazarus rose out from the grave." It is determined that Hammer""s car is only good for scrap junk: "It""s never gonna go va-voom no more.And in 1961, a version based on the play was televised on CBS forFamily Classics, and starred Julie Harris and Farley Granger.He told himself: "Gotta stay awake" as he opened the medicine cabinet to take an anti-sleeping pill.When he had a momentary sighting of Freddy Krueger behind him in a mirror reflection, he dropped the only pill down the sink.