He continues his mad ballet with an oil can.He is hustled off in a car by a white-coated attendant, to be treated in a psychiatric ward for a nervous breakdown - he has become a "nut" himself.Young "Charlie" (Charlotte) Newton (Teresa Wright) is lying fully dressed in the same supine position on her bed as her Uncle Charlie in the first scene, meditating or deep in hought - her arms cradling her head on a pillow.His hotel reservation had mistakenly been made for two days hence, and therefore he needed a place to stay for a few days.and Mrs.Barnsley (Scott Colton and Wyn Cahoon), Miss Heath (Bess Flowers) and Mr.Frank Randall (Robert (Tex) Allen).He also carries a clear-wrapped basket-of-""Florida""-fruit homecoming gift for Lucy.To his consternation, his wife is "out" without explanation.The couple""s dog "Mr.Smith" leaps into his master""s arms.One of the guests notices Lucy""s unopened mail from he day before, and shrewdly comments about Lucy""s unknown whereabouts overnight: "I hope Lucy comes back looking as well as you do.