l""d love to see it sometime.Have you got it fixed up at all?"As they were leaving, Bo insulted the establishment: "We""re never gonna make Phoenix sittin"" around this broken-down, miserable restaurant.The summer scene dissolves into the kitchen.There over the stove, happy housewife Mrs.Anna Smith (Mary Astor) is making ketchup, testing and critiquing its taste with Katie (Marjorie Main), he household""s maid.I have never discovered any other subject quite so worthy of my attention.Laura: But you write about people with such real understanding and sentiment.That""s what makes your column so good.Lydecker: The sentiment comes easy at 50 cents a word.Laura: Well, if that""s the way you really feel, you must be very lonely.Lydecker: Will you kindly continue this character analysis elsewhere? You begin to bore me.Laura: You""re a poor man.I""m very sorry for you.After Laura quickly packs her things and leaves, Lydecker reminisces that he had a sudden change of heart - he remembers how appealing Laura was: "She had something about her, that girl." He advised that they must be prepared for the ultimate day when the humans might leave the city and approach Ape City.A pulled-back camera view shows Tara and a colorful, flaming sunset sky.Max Steiner""s musical score "Tara""s Theme" swells magnificently.Ellen Robillard O""Hara (Barbara O""Neil) comes home after acting as a mid-wife, returning from the bedside of her overseer""s "poor white trash" mistress Emmy Slattery (Isabel Jewell), who has just given birth to a baby that "mercifully" died.