Francine""s pregnancy was causing her abdominal sickness.In the mall""s main offices, they found stacks of cash that were free for the taking, and all of them went on various endless shopping sprees, indulging their consumeristic, materialistic and culinary desires with food, haircuts, and arcade video games.].At first, he was seen as a narcissistic, unknown figure (carrying and swinging a can of semi-gloss paint in his right hand from another store).Werdegast""s weakness.He is the unfortunate victim of one of the commoner phobias, but in an extreme form.He has an intense and all-consuminghorrorof cats.Extraordinary camera work adds a sinister element to he next sexually suggestive scene.As Joan gives a passionate kiss o her husband in the background, the focus is adjusted onto the foreground, where Poelzig""s hand reaches and grasps tightly onto he arm of a reclining nude figurine.It was the high-point of the Hollywood musical.[Note: In 1978, the film""s status as the most successful musical was finally surpassed byGrease (1978).