" Semple complains back: "Can I help it if my uncle didn't like me?...Shut up! It's too late now and you're a nuisance."In a third scene, within theNew York Mailnewspaper office, news editor MacWade has assembled reporters and photographers o criticize them (calling them "imbecilic stoops") for not having a front-page story and angle - after three days - on the newly-rich Semple heir in town (the "corn-fed bohunk"): "What does he think about? How does it feel to be a millionaire? Is he gonna get married? What does he think of New York?" They have all been hindered by Cobb, who has kept Deeds "under lock and key.Several songs from the Broadway production were dropped, while several new songs were written.With the exception of only one song, the tunes were sung by only two of the characters, Sally and the MC, on the Kit Kat Club's stage, sometimes with an entourage of sleazy female musicians or dancers.The creature cranes its neck up in fear (possibly having learned that this is an appropriate way to greet a stranger from his first meeting with Elliott.] Because Danaher had gossiped in the pub and confidently insisted hat she would marry him, the widow spitefully decided instead to sell the adjacent property to the newcomer - thereby alienating Danaher and Thornton from the start:Danaher: Is it true.