"]Carol""s Persistent Suitor Colin:During her lunch break as Carol was walking on the busy streets of London by herself, she was spotted by a persistent, constantly-harrassing British suitor named Colin (John Fraser) who was inside a saloon-bar.As his passport is checked by a British MP, he asks about Lime.He tells the customs official he""s going to stay with a friend at 15 Stiftgasse.The zither music dips, signifying that something is awry concerning the absence of Harry:Lime, Harry Lime.Spidey knocked himself unconscious (and suffered a mild concussion) when he attempted to leap upward and struck he metal roof.In actual fact, Stewart had been in a pre-war western, but it was a comedy spoof - director George Marshall""sDestry Rides Again (1939), playing the role of a pacifistic, unarmed Western hero.] There are only a few scenes, besides the songs, where dialogue is spoken synchronously.A musical score (composed of a potpourri of melodies including sources such as Tchaikovsky, traditional Hebrew music and popular ballads) and musical sound effects accompany the action and title/subtitle cards throughout the entire film.