[The film's story was based on a real-life crime in March of 1927 perpetrated by married Queens, NY housewife Ruth (Brown) Snyder and her lover, a 32 year-old corset salesman Judd Gray.He proves his point to his son (with a painful fist) by explaining:That's what that's for.And then he boastfully taunts J.J.King: "If anybody else is caught on this boat...my son'll handle him." Willie emerges more assertive and defiant when he repeats the insult, although his father cuts short his boldness and conquest by dragging him away (inadvertently causing him to painfully straddle a deck cable).Through an intricate network of satellites, the telescope could see around the globe.The ceremony was interrupted by Dr.Isley who proposed "A Cessation of Toxification" although Wayne rejected her project: "Your intentions are noble, but no diesel fuel for heat, no coolants to preserve food, millions of people would die of cold and hunger alone.In their dance series, this feel-good film of the Depression-era has usually been regarded as the one with Ginger Rogers' best, most fluid performance.The driver swerves to avoid the apparition while applying his screeching brakes.His tires squeal as he pulls sharply off the road into a swirling cloud of dust and barely misses running her down.