Draven was completely dumbfounded by the news, but kept with his plan: "Tell him my orders still stand.It was his sixteenth (out of twenty-eight) sound film - this time directed by Norman McLeod (director for he Marx Bros.On his last night out before retiring, Riley expressed concern to Cholo: "Things are changing" and he didn""t want any "f--k-ups" - as a group of motorcyclists and jeeps from the group raided a Uniontown grocery store of canned goods and a drugstore.Mallory (Debra Mooney), who had planned on returning after the party.He lied, claiming he was going to be working on rewriting the third act of his roommate""s play instead.