He apologized for prying: "I""m terribly sorry I caught you with he old lady." Max intimidated the frizzy-haired Leo by calling him a "pervert: "Then account for yourself! Do you believe in God? Do you believe in gold? Why are you looking up old lady""s dresses? Bit of a pervert, eh?"The self-pitying Max delivered a "rhetorical conversation" with himself about his failed professional life - and how he now resorted to wearing a cardboard belt, and was romancing old ladies as their "last thrill on the way to the cemetery":You know who I used to be? Max Bialystock! The King of Broadway.His first appearance onThe Ed Sullivan Showwas on September 9, 1956.The singer broke into films and made a total of thirty-one feature films in his career from the mid-50""s to 1970.Also in the love triangle was an amoral, smooth-talking, flirtatious, already-married cattle salesman from Fort Worth named Roddy Wirt (Montagu Love) who first met her on the train journey.While conversing with Reepicheep, Lucy was told that Aslan""s country lay to the East as far as one could sail ("to the end of the world").