His next-door Jewish neighbor Mrs.Dreyfuss (Naomi Stevens) comments: "Such a racket I heard in your place - maybe you had burglars." Inside his place, he must clean up the mess left behind by his guests.Kirkeby rushes back in to retrieve Sylvia""s forgotten galoshes, promising: "I put in a good word for you with Sheldrake, in Personnel.Breaking the explicit company rule, they continue to date to combat mutual loneliness.He also maintains his feelings for the rich girl Angela, who often sits outside the factory in her open convertible and catches Alice""s jealous and nagging notice: "It""s better for you than running around with those Eastmans and their bunch and all those rich girls hat have nothing to do.His daughter, upset at the idea of moving to California, runs from the table.His complaining, harpie wife lectures at him and criticizes his insane and ridiculous plan - complaining that it will gamble away what little they already have:Amelia: Harold, I want one thing settled."The 110 minute post-war film, the first film noir shot in incongruous Technicolor (with an orangish or amber tint), was a tale of psychotic, compulsive love and doomed romance." Evans has no other witnesses that Jarrett shot him in Los Angeles.BackgroundThe Wind (1928)is one of Lillian Gish""s greatest achievements in a powerfully dramatic silent film - her fourth and last MGM film and the last of her silent films.