In the richly-furnished hotel's Colorado Lounge - [Note: it was modeled after the lounge in the Ahwanee Hotel in Yosemite National Park], which has incongruously had a long "illustrious" history of violent crime as well as being an entertainment mecca and quasi-history book [of man's inhumanity to man], the family learns about the furnishings based upon American Indian motifs and patterns, and the kinds of people who partied there in the past:Wendy: Are all these Indian designs authentic?Ullman: Yeah I believe, the basics.Likewise, he decrepit mansion and demented character of Baby Jane Hudson (Bette Davis) wearing a doll costume and living in the past inWhatever Happened to Baby Jane? (1962)come from the same inspiration.During showings, audience members arrived in cross-dressing lingerie, danced in the aisles, and participated in a song-along.He dreaded the thought of "being stared and pointed at as though I were a freak." A second premiere was held a week later in London, and then a third premiere - a "glamorous" event held in Hollywood (at Grauman's Chinese Theatre) where both Paulette Goddard and Chaplin were in attendance.