And it was these fragile white fingers that penned the nightmare.Mary pricks herself while sewing, drawing blood and becoming squeamish at the sight.Percy questions why Mary ended her story prematurely: "I do think it a shame, Mary, to end your story quite so suddenly.)), and director Billy Wilder""s Oscar-winning dramaThe Apartment (1960).Six years later, Vidor independently produced and directed a ""talkie"" sequel toThe Crowd(intended as part of a film rilogy) titledOur Daily Bread (1934)- it was a Depression-Era, hard-times social drama about an idealistic man who was running a farm cooperative organized as a socialistic society - in the country away from the crowd."Two scientists were called to the Zoo to observe the apes: animal psychiatrist Dr.Lewis Dixon (Bradford Dillman) and research associate Dr.Stephanie Branton (Natalie Trundy).Dixon at first thought the apes were mimicking and imitating human behavior.To the animal keeper named Arthur (Marshall Stewart), Dr.Dixon announced he would begin testing the apes, Zira first, with the Wisconsin Multiphasic - a test to identify different colored and shaped wooden blocks, with a window shade-like screen between the test subject and the observer.In the film""s brutal, no-holds-barred look at the gladiatorial sport of boxing in documentary-style, B/W newsreel footage, La Motta unsparingly engages other boxers in the ring in some of the most realistic, visceral, bloody, and brutal yet stylized boxing scenes ever filmed - with sweat and blood spraying out of the ring, devastating blows, and flashing - actually exploding - camera bulbs." His conscience and wise friend for his journey of self-discovery was an impish cricket named Jiminy.