Lensherr traveled there to the tavern, where he found two former German-speaking concentration camp soldiers drinking in the bar.Judy tells a very patient, sympathetic juvenile-offenders officer, Ray Fremick (Edward C.Platt), the only truly responsible adult figure (father figure) in the film, that she is experiencing problems with her father who has withdrawn his physical affections and love now that she is older and wears lipstick.[Note: 1940s audiences would have been well aware of the geographical reference.President Franklin D.Roosevelt, afflicted with a paralytic illness, was regularly treated at the spa at Warm Springs, known for naturally-heated hot mineral springs.In the haberdasher store, Willie tries on one hat after another (a total of thirteen different hats in all), mostly filmed from the perspective of a mirror - a checkered taxi-cab style hat, a white fedora, the checkered hat (a second time), a black fedora, the checkered hat (a third time), a wide-brimmed straw hat, a dark felt hat, another light straw hat, a dark western hat, another straw hat, a roundish hat, a high-crowned straw hat, a pork pie (Keaton""s trademark hat), and an oversized felt hat." Virgil notified distraught Caesar of Aldo""s take-over of power, seizure of weapons, and corraling of humans.