Margot""s Tale of One Stolen Love Letter and Two Blackmail Notes:She had kept Mark""s single precious letter in her handbag, but it had been stolen on the train platform at Victoria Station - and when the bag was recovered, the letter was missing:I recovered the handbag about two weeks later from the lost and found, but the letter wasn""t there.Time and place - in the story world of make-believeCharacters - nowhere - yet everywhereIncidents - never occurred - yet always happeningThe supposed setting of the film is a remote village in New England - the scene is of a gently rolling, grassy hill, a wooded landscape on the banks of a river, a few white farmhouses, surrounded by hedges, vines and flowering trees.[Note: The protracted series of sequences from here on all occurred on the same day - somewhat improbable:Marie""s Boat Trip to the Village with BonifaceThe Visit to the Storekeeper""s Shop, Where She Was Robbed by Boniface, and Suffered Fearful HallucinationsMarie""s Visit to the Saloon To Audition For WorkMeeting the Mountie and Being Interviewed in His OfficeTheir Canoe Trip to the "Totem Tom Tom" Festival CeremonyTheir Return to the VillageFurther Serenades Outside Her Hotel RoomMarie""s Departure From the Village""s Wharf With Boniface]At a village general store at the remote outpost where she was buying warmer clothes from the storekeeper (Lucien Littlefield) - for a 10-day trip further north on horseback for fishing - the dishonest Boniface absconded with her small purse when she became distracted.The gross receipts of this fourth film in the series ranked it in third place, ahead of the first film in the franchise, but significantly behind the other two films in the trilogy.