"When hese Pharisees pray they demand that all action cease." A craftsman, a youth with a heavy bundle, and a toothless old Jew munching on an apple stop everything they are doing as one of the despotic Pharisees in their midst kisses the hem of his cloak and loudly prays upward, advertising his moral superiority: "Oh Lord, I thank thee that I am better than other men...If you""d brought along a band and a gun, you mighta got the job." Eddie is denied his pre-war garage mechanic""s job repairing cabs by his ex-foreman Fletcher (Joseph Crehan): "Sorry Eddie, I haven""t anything for you.And then Ray hypothesized that the voice came from discredited "Shoeless" Joe Jackson (Ray Liotta), a member of the infamous 1919 Chicago White Sox baseball team that hrew the World Series.The theme song of the film "The Call of the Faraway Hills" parallels the backdrop of the entire story.