Frank: (He looks and finds a can of paint) As my friend Nick would say, ""That""s wonderful."" Next time anybody makes a trip into town, hey can pick up a paintbrush.Cora: Look on the bottom shelf.Frank: Well, what do you know about that.Why didn""t you start this campaign of rehabilitation before I came? Or were you waiting for me?Cora: Nick was saving that paint.As the effete Marriott (with a female name and a scarf) nervously spoke, the dark letters of Marlowe""s window sign were reflected onto his camel-hair overcoat...As the song continues, marked with superb, fresh choreography, hey return to town.The clothing of the children changes to reflect he passage of time during the Captain""s absence.She further explains hat Do, Re, and Mi "are only the tools we use to build a song.Once you have these notes in your heads, you can sing a million different unes by mixing them up, like this - So, Do, La, Fa, Mi, Do, Re, So, Do, La, Ti, Do, Re, Do.Although much of the film""s interiors were shot in a Los Angeles studio, the exteriors were often shot on location (mostly in San Francisco, including such spots as Fort Point, the Palace of the Legion of Honor, Ernie""s, and the graveyard at Mission Dolores).He bursts into a rage at the scamp: "Beat it.I ain""t buying no lottery tickets." He projects his own annoyance and resentment of beggars at the boy (although he is one himself):Get away from me, ya little beggar!To get rid of the kid, he becomes a bully and flings a glass of water in the boy""s face.