Bogart would go on to make two more films with Huston in his career:The African Queen (1951), in which he won his sole Best Actor Academy Award, andBeat the Devil (1953)." As he tin-foil was peeled up and rolled back from the subject""s face, he nose and face of nebbish, nerdy and stupefied-looking Miles Monroe (Woody Allen) still wearing thick black-rimmed glasses was slowly disclosed.An old cowhide-bound journal (tied with leather), with its cover titled "Early Tales of Texas," is opened to handwritten pages inside - the book""s cursive manuscript appears on-screen every so often throughout he film to tell the story [although one version of the film featured Walter Brennan""s off-screen, voice-over narration instead].The vamp has rented a room in one of the country houses.In her simple rustic room, she dances in and lights her cigarette at a burning candle, and then changes into a slinky black dress with shiny high-heeled shoes and stockings.