He coaches Mrs.Jellyman about impressing Miss Healy: "I gotta make a hit with her.I got to impress her.I got to.And you gotta help me...I want us to talk about things that will make her think hat I""m a big-leaguer." Mrs.Jellyman is excited about dining in a speakeasy.His ex-girlfriend, uncouth Maudie Triplett (Mae West) makes a memorable first entrance on the screen, with what may be considered the single greatest opening bit in any film actress""s career.Peabody." On an adjoining grassy area surrounded by trees, he finds young, madcap and eccentric heiress/socialite Susan Vance (Katharine Hepburn) hittinghisball with a strong swing on the 18th hole - she has mistaken his ball for her own.The four losing categories were Best Supporting Actor and Actress (Stanley Holloway and Gladys Cooper), Best Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium, and Best Film Editing.She sobs - pretending to be distressed and upset.The grieving widow explains that her husband was a good cop.She invents the story that he killed himself because of depression over ill health:When a policeman kills himself, the department gets worried.