Hackenbush is reluctant to stay when he hears there are financial difficulties, but pauses when Mrs.Upjohn reassures him ("I'll take care of your salary").Hackenbush quips: "The last job I had, I had to take it out in trade.And this is no butcher shop.Not yet, anyhow." He also describes his education, medical background and experience - prefaced by bragging: "I've got the most peculiar talents of any doctor you ever met.Their sexy pairing in Hawks' earlierTo Have and Have Not (1944)was one of the main reasons why new scenes were shot (e.Released in the early 60s, he timely film reflected the state of deep racial problems and social injustice that existed in the South.He diplomatically defers her request:Elsa Mae: I wanna be in the picture.Egbert: (patting her head) I'll put you in later on, dear.(She insistently ugs on his coattails.)Elsa Mae: What's the matter, Pop? Don't ya love me? (Egbert threatens o slap his insolent child.)Cora (defending Elsa Mae): Don't you dare strike that child!Egbert: She's not gonna tell me I don't love her.The DJ at the club began to spin"Disco Inferno"sung by the Trammps -(Burn, baby, burn, Burn, baby, burn,Burn, baby, burn, Burn, baby, burn.