" He claimed that the horn "brought us together" and they could ake back what was rightfully theirs, including their land...The song has cheered her spirits: "I really feel quite happy now.I'm sure I'll get along somehow.Everything's going o be all right.But I do need a place to sleep at night.I can't sleep in the ground like you.Or in a tree the way you do.And I'm sure no nest could possibly be big enough for me.Maybe you know where I can stay.In the woods somewhere...You do? Will you take me there?"They lead her to a quaint little cottage, to which she exclaims: "Oh, it's adorable, just like a doll's house.She had fortuitously acquired an RSVP acceptance (via radio) from the distinguished and wealthy Lord and Lady Ferncliffe - it was reflected in the film's first line of dialogue:Darling, I've got Lord and Lady Ferncliffe.)Anti-hero Handley enters a cafe identified as serving "American Food - Home Cooking." The diner operator, a hunchback named Gus Minissi (James Whitmore), cooperatively hides Handley's gun ("heater") for him in the luncheonette's cash register just before the police enter and book the tall drifter as a vagrant.