Could we live on $150 a year?Arabella: Well, we wouldn""t need any money.I""ve got a charge account at every shop on Fifth Avenue.John: Well, if I had any brains, I""d give up painting and get a regular job.To help her fiancee""s dire financial situation, Arabella suggests that Chandler buy one of John""s paintings, but John scoffs: "Chandler! Ha! What does he know about art?"In another section of the mansion, Spaulding charms, flirts with, and insults Mrs.The film""s only awarded honor at the ime was a Golden Globe nomination for Danny Kaye""s Best Performance by an Actor, Musical or Comedy.Alone, our memories resist this disintegration and grow more lovely with the passing years.The Wienie King points to a bird embroidered on her wrap-around robe: "I love birds." He guesses that if she""s he penniless tenant, she "must be broke." The elderly gentleman sympathetically and grimly remembers his own impoverished youth and his passing years, quickly ready to offer charitable support: "I was broke too when I was about your age, but I didn""t have a figure like you""ve got.] Jake also becomes hot-headed when he must defend his sleazy profession (of nosing into other people""s personal affairs) to another shop customer (Doc Erickson) who is employed by the First National Bank Mortgage Department:Listen, pal." Her half-a-ton headstone had been vandalized from the grave site and replaced with a mutilated dead coyote on a cross of sticks, angering the graveskeeper.