During a one to five year state prison term, he escaped in 1939 and was re-arrested in 1940 and released in 1941.The hideous lonely emptiness of existence.Nothingness.The predicament of Man forced to live in a barren, Godless eternity like a tiny flame flickering in an immense void with nothing but waste, horror and degradation, forming a useless bleak straitjacket in a black absurd cosmos"), and then when he asked what she was doing on Saturday night, she responded: "Committing suicide" - hen undeterred, he asked about Friday night instead!During a visit to Dick""s and Linda""s beach house, the hreesome visited a discotheque, where on the dance floor, Allan ogled a big-breasted blonde Discotheque Girl (Susanne Zenor) and imagined propositioning her: "I love you, miss, whoever you are.Nussbaum: It could be worse.Mr.Nussbaum: (disbelieving) How? Tell me.How on earth could it possibly be worse?More families, orthodox Jews, shuffle in by them to find their places in the ghetto.General Sternwood wanted to see me.On the way in, he meets one of the General""s two alluring and sexy daughters, the younger, troubled, errant, thumb-biting, frequently doped-up nymphomaniacal heiress Carmen (Martha Vickers), wearing a white polka-dot miniskirt.The DJ at the club began to spin"Disco Inferno"sung by the Trammps -(Burn, baby, burn, Burn, baby, burn,Burn, baby, burn, Burn, baby, burn.