It gets pretty discouraging once in a while but I guess it""s all in the game." Because she is dirt-poor and hree weeks behind on her rent at the boarding house, she forgoes meals: "I""ve practically been promised a part and I""m not eating any meals.(It was knifed hrough the body of one of the stick-figure children in the family drawing.Loomis remarked: "Sister").They also discovered he wordSamhainscrawled in bloody capital letters on he chalkboard.Loomis explained the Celtic word:"It""s a Celtic word.""Samhain."" It means the Lord of the Dead.The end of summer.The Festival ofSamhain.October 31st."Dr.Loomis was called aside by a colleague, his assistant Nurse Marion Chambers (Nancy Stephens) from the Sanitarium, and told that Dr.Plot SynopsisIn 1906, at a May Day celebration, a, sweet, sheltered elderly, mysterious woman, Miss Morrison (Jeanette MacDonald) meets a young man Kip Stuart (Tom Brown) who tells her that he is having disagreements with his fiancee Barbara Roberts (Lynne Carver).D.Salinger""s controversial and sole novelThe Catcher In the Rye, published in 1951.There were purposeful parallels drawn in the film between Salinger and the film""s author-writer Terence Mann.When he arrived on the raumatic scene and saw his son "all hacked to pieces," he went insanely crazy: "I guess he used the Jason thing to cover up with.