Jonathan recognizes "the home of my youth," returning as a "prodigal" son after wenty years.He bears a striking resemblance to "Boris Karloff" (and he monster in the horror filmFrankenstein (1931)) [Karloff originated the homicidal role on stage, but wasn""t released to star in the film, so Massey was ""made up"" to look like him], due to a previous bungled, face-scarring third operation (in a period of five years) while the careless Einstein was drunk: "That last face - I saw that picture too just before I operated.After the performance, a strident Baby Jane discarded he doll and marched off the stage to the outer stage door, where in front of an appreciative large crowd in the theater alleyway, she revealed she was totally unlike her stage persona.The film""s award-winning musical score by John Williams (who wrote the scores for Spielberg""s four previous films) enhanced the soaring, sentimental emotions of the film.The camera follows - tracking from varying angles - one truck as it enters traffic, with its blaring headlights, and delivers part of its heavy payload o a sidewalk street-corner booth outside a hot-dog stand.