At the ghetto gate, where the Jews are forced to check in at the folding tables for their housing assignments, Pfefferberg, with his attractive wife Mila (Adi Nitzan), is astonished to see hat his Jewish friend Goldberg has sold out - he has somehow made an agreement with the Nazi Gestapo to be granted a position of authority as a ghetto policeman: "I""m a policeman now, could you believe it? That""s what""s hard to believe.In his boss"" office (while Neo was distracted by window washers with squeeges attempting to clean the dirt from the windows, a significant metaphor), he was reprimanded and disciplined by Mr.[As he enters, background music appropriately plays: "It""s a Most Unusual Day."]One of his friends alludes to his heavy drinking habits: "You may be slow in starting, but there""s nobody faster coming down the homestretch.After returning home, Murtaugh spoke to Hong, and learned that his uncle, an artist in China, had paid for his passage to America (for a "chance to make good life").It was the second of three movie adaptations of the staged musical:Rose-Marie (1928)- an MGM silent version starring Joan Crawford and James Murray, considered a lost filmRose-Marie (1936)Rose Marie (1954)(unhyphenated) - a CinemaScopic and color remake (very different from the 1936 version), with Ann Blyth (as Rose Marie Lemaitre) and Howard Keel (as Sergeant Mike Malone R.