The Rupert Murdoch-like Warfield introduced his corporate-minded daughter Lacy (Mariel Hemingway), who chimed in: "The name of the game is making money.With much of the film""s action occurring within a theatrical boarding house (the Footlights Club) for young, star-struck, vulnerable ingenues and debutantes, it is filled with bitchy and sassy, and stage-struck young women - who laugh and heckle each other, shed ears, express their hopes, dreams and aspirations, spout wisecracks, barbs, and insults, and genuine, heartfelt words of experience.Smith swivels his head back and forth between his two owners.[The eager dog, expressing longings for both of them, represents the one existing emotional link left between hem.Afterwards, Lacy invited Clark to her hotel suite for high tea, tantalizing him by telling him: "It""s very chic.Alice ""awoke"" and noticed Sheila having trouble during their shared nightmare:When Sheila smeared the red ink into her paper o try to clean it up, her hand plunged into her desk, and then when her hand was released, a mechanical, robotic claw-like hand burst from the hole in her desk and grabbed her face.