There was a prize contest (with a $25,000 reward) for fans who wished to suggest additional plot points for Pauline""s exploits."And when they got ya, you""ve got no more chance han a road rabbit...You""re walkin"" along, not a nickel in your jeans, you""re free as the wind.Nobody bothers ya.Hundreds of people pass you by in every line of business.Shoes, hats, automobiles, radios, furniture, everything, and they""re all nice loveable people.And they let you alone.Is that right? Then you get ahold of some dough and what happens? All those nice, sweet, lovable people become heelots.And it stayed its hand from killing.And from that day, it was as one dead.""The scene is 1932 at the Hoboken docks in New Jersey during a Depression-era winter.A dock night watchman is approached and asked about the nearby moored steamer: "Say, is this the moving picture ship?" The watchman confirms that the ship is going on a "crazy" voyage, and knows of the brash reputation of Carl Denham (Robert Armstrong), a fearless and arrogant adventure filmmaker and movie producer, who is preparing for a film expedition: ".]She is summarily fired ("discharged") by the outraged manager for being at fault and for losing a potential customer, but Lucky defends her ("She""s the most wonderful little teacher I""ve ever heard of") and saves her job by demonstrating what he has really just been "taught.Below a lit signRick""s Cafe Americain, a Moroccan doorman lets the guests into the fashionable, upscale club.