And the bloody scene in the bathroom paid homage o Hitchcock'sPsycho (1960).Plot SynopsisDay One (Wednesday):The film opens, under the credits, with a bird's-eye view of Union Square in downtown San Francisco during a busy lunch ime on a sunny day in December [later identified as December 2nd, 1 PM].The month's rent has been paid - by his wife from money given her by an old man! An overjoyed Gerry tells him that the rent and household bills are paid and she was able to afford a dress, a visit to the beauty salon, and new shoes and stockings - and with the leftover $14 cash, she'll ake him out to dinner and the theater! He is naturally suspicious and jealous - Tom sarcastically objects to the attention she has received and is appalled by her shameless behavior, suspecting the worst.That evening, I had to run nearly all the way to he station.I'd been to the Palladium as usual, but it was a terribly long film and I was afraid I'd be late.As I came up onto the platform, he Cherriot train was just puffing out.I looked up as the windows of the carriages went by, wondering if he was there.Another idea was crossing my mind but it was quite unimportant.I was really hinking of other things...On her fourth weekly trip, after feeling madly extravagant and suddenly purchasing an expensive birthday gift for Fred, she coincidentally shares a luncheon table with Alec in the Kardomah, a crowded restaurant complete with a "dreadful" ladies' orchestra.Walthall), known as "the Little Colonel"second son Wade (Andre Beranger)youngest son Duke (Maxfield Stanley)A subtitle "Hostilities," is placed before a shot of a kitten and two puppies playing in the Cameron household, in a humorous moment.She is rudely startled and hurt when he announces his marriage o his cousin Melanie.But he doesn't want to hurt her: "Oh my dear, why must you make me say things that will hurt you? How can I make you understand? You're so young and unthinking.