It premiered in the fall of 1947 in New York, with the nameThe Heiress.The 1947 Broadway stage play featured British actress Wendy Hiller as the title character, opposite Basil Rathbone (famous for hisSherlock Holmesrole) who won a Tony Award as Best Actor in 1948 for his portrayal of Dr.In the voice of a young boy, he cried out: "Mommy, don""t let me drown.Mommy!"The killer""s demise caused him to revert back to his normal childhood self, a miraculous transformation, when the oxic waste subsided.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.You see, sometimes I""m good.Oh, I""m very good.But sometimes I""m bad.But only as bad as I wanna be.Freedom is power.To live a life untamed and unafraid is the gift that I""ve been given and so my journey begins."Film Notables (Awards, Facts, etc.)The credits mentioned: "Based on characters created by Bob Kane and published by DC Comics." Critically-assailed with contempt, and bearing little relation to the previous DC Comic character portrayed by Michelle Pfeiffer inBatman Returns (1992).They""re rallying (to their King)!" Even the Lake-towners in Dale were renewed and began a comeback, although Alfrid was revealed to be a coward who was disguised as a woman and hiding amongst them.