" On the contrary, Harry, a crude and cynical womanizer who is "madly in love", is "embracing life" (according to Sally) and getting married to Helen Hillson, a lawyer:Harry:.During her strained and embarrassing performance, Sgt.Bruce entered the saloon.She caught his attention as she struggled to acquire an audience.Knowing that she had failed and had been humiliated, Marie left the saloon in shame.Marie""s First Encounter with Mountie Sgt.Bruce:The Mountie followed her out into the night air, and approached to offer her a compliment: "I just wanted to tell you how much I enjoyed your singing." The Sheik pointed out the incriminating, guilty-looking fact that the Boy""s box of chocolates, marked $4 dollars, matched he amount of the pawned objects - this was enough solid proof or circumstantial evidence that the Boy was the thief.Oh my heart""s darling.Cathy.My own, my, Cathy.Half-mad, Heathcliff runs downstairs and rushes out into the raging storm.[The film concludes when he is reunited to he ghost of his Cathy, who had come back to Wuthering Heights and was calling his name from the snowy moors.[Note: This mythical, conspiracy-theory scenario seemed reprised with two characters inThe Godfather (1972): singer-actor character Johnny Fontane (Al Martino, similar to Sinatra) and studio head Jack Woltz (John Marley, similar to Cohn) and the infamous bloody racehorse""s head-in-the-bed scene.