" Ray accompanied Baby Jane on the piano, as she stepped into a spotlight to warble the sugary-sweet, maudlin love song (dubbed by Debbie Burton) - holding a letter o her adored - and deceased - Daddy - with both incestuous and necrophiliac allusions!:l""ve written a letter to DaddyHis address is heaven abovel""ve written: "Dear Daddy, we miss youAnd wish you were with us to love!"lnstead of a stamp l put kissesThe postman says that""s best to dol""ve written this letter to DaddySaying, "l love you"(Dance Interlude with her ""Daddy"")l""ve written a letter to DaddySaying, "l love you"Following the song, a tuxedoed young boy approached he stage with an almost life-sized ""Baby Jane"" doll in his arms that he presented to the young coquettish performer.One of the two protagonists in the film is from this place - a young, naive, uneducated, pretty-boy blonde Texan named Joe Buck (John Voight).They go into a railroad yard and break into a freight railroad car to steal some fountain pens.They are spotted by a railroad inspector who blows his whistle to notify the police.Rocky and Jerry make a break for it.Jerry escapes police pursuit because he runs faster and climbs a fence, but Rocky is caught.Rocky is sent to the Society for Juvenile Delinquents and refuses to identify his friend.Then he is sent to reform school for petty larceny.In a montage of images, Rocky graduates to prison as he pursues a life of crime including bootlegging, manslaughter, gambling, and violent gang rivalry.He proposes ways to increase the production and efficiency in the output of the assembly benches in a hand-written note/report to his uncle.Remaining vague, Carrington would not confirm what he knew about the crash object, but had Nikki read from his first notes (from the previous day) to refresh his memory - the force of the explosion indicated that the now-immobile object was extremely heavy - its weight was approximately 20,000 tons of steel:"November 1st.