On her way home, Dorothy is accosted in front of her apartment by her drunken co-star, John Van Horn, who breaks into song on the street when Dorothy won't allow him in. To shut Van Horn up, Dorothy invites him up and soon, Van Horn is pawing all over Dorothy. Jeff suddenly appears at the door and a very embarrassed Van Horn makes an abrupt exit. Things go from bad to worse when Sandy shows up at the apartment, banging on the door as Michael frantically showers to remove his Dorothy makeup. Sandy confronts Michael for avoiding her phone calls and Michael trys to smoothing things over with the box of chocolate that Les gifted him with.
Black level is fair but shadow detail is generally good.
Flesh tones appear natural and do not bleed or flare in the bright sunlight. Clarity is above average and certainly acceptable, but not quite as crisp as we'd hoped for. This may have more to do with how the film was originally shot as opposed to the transfer. We listened to the new 5.1 remix and weren't generally bowled over by it. If there's much separation in the channels, it's very subtle and nearly missed at typical listening levels.