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.Its dark tone also recalled Bogart""s first filmTo Have and Have Not (1942)with Lauren Bacall.Due to its stage-play origins (where the sets were confined and limited), the film also was concentrated within a claustrophobic Southern Florida hotel overtaken by sleazy mobsters - in the midst of an off-season impending storm - when volatile elements were converged together (runaway fugitive Indians, a beaten-up deputy and suspicious sheriff, and gangsters delayed during a counterfeit money deal with other criminals from Miami).He was shoved into an electrical panel, and electrocuted on the console(# 20 death), and he was heard dying over the intercom.Cartwright and Colonel West (Rene Auberjonois) (West vowed: "We can clean their chronometers") - seconded by the Romulan Ambassador Nanclus (Darryl Henriques) who advised: "There will never be a better time"; Gorkon""s daughter Azetbur (Rosanna DeSoto) became the new Klingon Mdme." Her half-a-ton headstone had been vandalized from the grave site and replaced with a mutilated dead coyote on a cross of sticks, angering the graveskeeper.