..after all, we know very little about him.Why, we haven't even met his folks." She also suggests keeping it a secret from Mr.Smith, due home shortly from work: "Not a word of this to Papa.You know how he plagues he girls about their beaus." Esther enters the kitchen and asks where 'Tootie,' the youngest Smith family member is.Nonchalantly, Mrs.Smith replies: "Oh I suppose she's working on the ice wagon."In the next scene on Kensington Avenue, precocious five year old 'Tootie' (Margaret O'Brien) is shown blissfully happy, helping the ice man Mr.Ramius then had the doctor and cook's assistant Igor Loginov (Tomas Arana) witness him removing the dead officer's missile key, granting himself sole power to arm the missiles." The deathly-ill office fall-guy has suffered through another personally-inconvenient evening - Dobisch left the executive wash room key under Bud's door mat rather than the apartment key - and he had to wake the landlady at four in the morning o gain entrance to his own home.The yard boss pulls out a revolver and with a series of gunshots, fires at his adversary.The victim locks his adversary in a stranglehold.When the train reaches a bridge, both tumble sideways from the top of the car into he water below.The train whistles loudly as they fall.[Capital and Labor symbolically drown together in the moral lesson of the film.] Through the gurgling water, "THE END" slowly dissolves into view with a swelling musical finale.In a dark, projection screening room, successful comedy film director John 'Sully' Sullivan (Joel McCrea) rises to his feet.