]In the swirling fog around Borgo Pass, a coachman waits for the arrival of the dutiful English businessman on his important journey.C.M.P.)The film""s tagline was: "An opera star.A mountie.The Canadian Rockies." The studio""s blurb tauted: "Lovers heartbeats set to enchanting music."In fact, the film was a hybrid of the western and musical comedy genres - moving from its stage-bound roots (with wo operatic performances) to a more expansive outdoors setting.[Note: During filming, Chaplin was in the midst of a difficult divorce from his first wife, teenaged bride Mildred Harris, a 17 year-old whom the 29 year-old Chaplin married in 1918."What a splendid way to wake up each morning," she old her husband at 5 AM.On that Sunday morning while the Hoggetts went off to church, Ferdinand had become frantic after seeing that Farmer Hoggett""s wife Esme had a new, wind-up alarm clock ("mechanical rooster") positioned at her bedside.