Hackenbush is reluctant to stay when he hears there are financial difficulties, but pauses when Mrs.Upjohn reassures him ("I""ll take care of your salary").Hackenbush quips: "The last job I had, I had to take it out in trade.And this is no butcher shop.Not yet, anyhow." He also describes his education, medical background and experience - prefaced by bragging: "I""ve got the most peculiar talents of any doctor you ever met.Harsh war-time realities came into focus when a telegram arrived announcing the death of Jane""s boyfriend during combat at Salerno.A crunching noise is heard on the soundtrack when the man eats he candy.The Third Day:Wearing longjohns, Elliott feigns illness (with the old boyhood tricks of heating up the thermometer under a lamp and putting a blue heating pad over his face) to remain home from school, using the excuse that he caught a cold sitting outside waiting for he creature." After Rocky won the match, the fight""s promoter distributed slim profits between Rocky and his opponent.(However, here wasn""t a climactic double-suicide in the musical.)]The stage book was rewritten and adapted for the screen by Ernest Lehman, and the film retained the beautiful and electrifying musical score, songs and lyrics of Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim.