A Sexy, Adulterous Rendez-vous at the Pinehaven Bar and at Matty's Nearby Home:The next night, he found her by accident at the Pinehaven Tavern, the only "joint" in the small town where she lived.As he caught up to the getaway van after a long chase, he vigilante Spidey was grabbed by the talons of a green-eyed creature - the Vulture in his Exo-Suit, and dropped from a thousand feet into the Hudson River while tangled up in his own deployed parachute.The film - actually co-written, co-produced, and co-directed by actor Keaton (with director Chas.F.Reisner) was derived from a story by Carl Harbaugh, although Keaton only ook credit for acting.The two most amazing sequences:Keaton's dare-devil, death-defying stunt (Keaten performed his own) when a three-story building facade crashes down on top of him, saving him because the hird floor window opening clears his headthe destructive cyclone sequenceThe farcical film, probably Keaton's funniest, was his second to last silent feature film - he followed it with two final silent comedies at MGM:The Cameraman (1928)andSpite Marriage (1929).The first riddle regarding a rhyme about one man going to St.Ives needed to be solved in 30 seconds.Zeus figured out the answer and they replied 10 seconds late, but it was a false alarm.They were then told the # 3 subway train was about to arrive in the station - and were instructed to hurry to the Wall Street subway station 90 blocks away in only 30 minutes: "Simon says get to the pay phone next to the news kiosk in Wall Street station by 10:20 or the number three train and its passengers vaporize.Roy, falls in love with Helen (Jean Harlow), a sexy, voluptuous, platinum blonde.Its most remarkable moment and famous line (often misquoted) is delivered by blue-eyed Helen, who wears a slinky velvet evening dress (with beaded straps) that barely covers her breasts.