[The same scene of their final moments is played out another ime at the film""s downbeat conclusion - filtered by the woman""s subjective perspective in the last scene.A partnership that""ll keep any outsider from comin"" in here and buildin"" other saloons without you and me sayin"" it""s all right and takin"" our cut.It was billed as "Paramount""s SHOCKING, SUSPENSE-FILLED MASTERPIECE OF LOVE...AND MURDER." From its opening sequence, he film identifies with the self-destructive murderer and his murder plot, using the metaphor of a train ride with the evil heroine that goes "all the way.Fun-loving Professor Quincy Adams Wagstaff (Groucho Marx) is seen shaving on the side of the stage.Although smoking is specifically prohibited, Wagstaff is seen smoking his cigar and refuses to put it out.