Because Charlie insistently desired it, Joe offers Charlie""s room at the head of the stairs to Uncle Charlie: "Emmie wanted to move Ann but Charlie thought you""d be more comfortable here.In the upper-class Nashio Florist shop, she inquires about a corsage for the elegant, exclusive Palmer Party, all the while straining to impress the clerk: "Something nice to wear to the party.No, not at all.In another dimension with voyeuristic intention, well secluded, I see all...Riff Raff: With a bit of a mind flip...Magenta: You’re into the time slip...Riff Raff: And nothing can ever be the same.Magenta: You""re spaced out on sensation.Riff Raff: Like you""re under sedation.In the ballroom were two mirror-image, black and white framed "Mona Lisa" paintings (the one on the right had an inverted image from the original, facing or positioned to the right) mounted on mantles above two identical fireplaces, the household""s groupie Columbia (Laura "Little Nell" Campbell) sang the next verses of the dance/song, while sitting astride a jukebox:Well, I was walking down the street, just having a think when a snake of a guy gave me an evil wink.Here I""ve got you all dressed up, ready to go out and you weaken and refuse...I want o go where there""s life, and I don""t mean plant life.I want to go to the theatre, you know, and go places later and step around and do things...I don""t need an escort to get a drink.I""m going down to the bar and see Joe.Bartender or no bartender, he""s still a man.Maybe he knocks off early.Lucy: Oh, Patty, you wouldn""t!Aunt Patsy: I wouldn""t, eh? You""re talking to a desperate woman.(Mr.Smith jumps up next to Lucy on the couch.) Too badhecan""t wear a top-hat.On her way out of the 11th floor apartment to the elevator, Aunt Patsy runs into wealthy Oklahoman oil heir Daniel Leeson (Ralph Bellamy) from an apartment across the hall where he is staying with his mother - he is singing and humming "Home on the Range" to himself.Promotional posters advertised the ""battle of the sexes"" film as: "Broadway""s Howling Year-Long Comedy Hit of the Snooty Society Beauty Who Slipped and Fell - IN LOVE.