Sally: Yeah.(They shake hands - and she waves.After walking to he car door, she turns.) Well, have a nice life.Harry: You too.As an interlude, aseconddirect-camera interview is presented, with an even older couple sitting together on the same loveseat:Woman: We fell in love in high school.But when you""re buying for 100 stores, you get it for less, so you sell it for 17 cents....When you put on one prologue, it""s too expensive.But when the same prologue plays 25, 50, 100 houses, it doesn""t cost a cent more, get it?...The same scenery, same costumes, put them on once and they stay put on....Play them all over Chicago, all over the country.Exhibitors everywhere will be tickled pink to get ready-made prologues....It""s a cinch, because you can give them swell prologues - cheaper than they can put hem on themselves...He will kill all who open this chest and assimilate their organs and fluids, and in so doing, he will regenerate and no longer be the undead, but a plague upon this Earth." Papa wishes to teach he boy a lesson: "First he will get a whipping!"Jakie""s stern father prepares for the whipping by removing his belt, despite protestations from Sara.He sailed from San Francisco and reported for duty at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii.He was shocked when assigned to the dilapidated and battered WW II destroyer/minesweeper heD.M.S.Caine.Onboard, the naive and bright-eyed Keith met theCaine""scommunications officer Lieutenant Thomas Keefer (Fred MacMurray) - a sarcastic and aspiring novel-writer, and the ship""s steadfast and stalwart executive officer - a sober career officer and second-in-command Lieutenant Steve Maryk (Van Johnson).