It then opened with a preface intertitle:About two centuries ago, in a corner of the kingdom of Prussia, lived a little princess - - chosen by destiny to become the greatest Monarch - - Tsarina of all the Russias - - the ill-famed Messalina of the North.In his office above the factory, Schindler is presented with a financial report by Stern.The factory is doing "better his month than last," but next month may be worse if the war ends.Stern asks permission to bring in a grateful machinist, Mr.Lowenstein (Henryk Bista), to personally thank Schindler for giving him a job.The elderly, one armed man with bruises on his face appears in the doorway - Schindler appears long-suffering as he listens perfunctorily o the praise of the man: "The SS beat me up.Sir Wilfrid was immediately intrigued by the perplexing, challenging murder case against Vole, a seemingly-guileless, affable prime suspect who was now urgently requiring the services of a criminal defense attorney.However, Clark fought his way out of the giant iron press, and tossed a series of tires over Superman""s head to pin him momentarily.