He also simulates trudging through the jungle.[One of the original lines of the song was censored and abruptly cut because of its sexual suggestiveness for the film's 1936 re-release, and is only rarely heard: "I think I'll try and make her.The angry gangster union boss, Johnny Friendly (Lee J.Cobb) who callously rules this section of the waterfront, walks up the gangplank with his mobster entourage from the office (shack) of the Longshoreman's local Union.The credits play, accompanied by Frank Skinner's thrilling stagecoach music, ending with a view of the LAST CHANCE SALOON.Plot SynopsisPrologue:Following the credits, the prologue/epigraph (a disclaimer) to the film explained that the film's story was non-factual.