Stromm (Ron Perkins).Peter Parker also became freakishly transformed from his bite: improved vision, a muscular build, quick-reflexes, stringy web-production (from his wrists), wall-scaling abilities, long-jumping across buildings, etc.) - moving in unison with him on the sidewalk.He even mimicked and copied every gesture, such as taking a drag upon the same cigarette found discarded on the ground, and screeching to an abrupt, forward-leaning halt in the middle of the road to avoid being struck by a vehicle.The saloon""s owner is gambler and slick rogue Kent (Brian Donlevy) - his face obscured by his tilted hat, setting up a rancher/farmer named Lem Claggett (Tom Fadden) in a poker game.But he holds onto her possession in the palm of his own hand and then leans back on the counter - she struts over and takes the case out of his hand."]Plot SynopsisThe Boy""s Departure From Great Bend To the City:In the opening sequence set in 1922, the naive Boy (Harold Lloyd) appeared behind vertical bars and a ""noose"" - presumably imprisoning jail bars and a hanging rope before a gallows execution with a cleric present, but he was actually at a train station - a clever visual gag or trick.