Out on the open seas, a three-masted barque sailed with a flag of crossed swords.Nearby, Salazar""s ghostly vessel,The Silent Mary, suddenly appeared and swallowed up the barque.Now imprisoned, and during a blood moon event, Carina noticed the light made the red ruby jewel glow on the cover of the diary." The charming, dramatic musical romance (akaIndian Love Call) with lovely scenic backdrops - a black/white MGM musical from a screenplay by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, was thesecondscreen version of the popular operetta, and thesecondscreen partnering of Jeanette MacDonald with Nelson Eddy (in their best-known film of eight films).[Note: By the time of the 1957 film, Marilyn Monroe was a well-known actress and sexy bombshell, but in the film""s time frame of 1951, she was only a bit player and little-known.As he attempted to escape with his money, Kaufman suffered a double-fate: as he was being bitten in the neck by Cholo, "Big Daddy" intelligently rolled a flaming propane tank toward the gasoline-drenched car - and there was a massive explosion.Hanging Lady: First time?Ted: NO, I""ve been nervous lots of times.An out-of-place train conductor-stationmaster (with a pocket watch on a gold chain) at the foot of the stairs came upon a lovelorn young couple, a soldier named Bill (Cyril O""Reilly) and his girlfriend (Amy Gibson) hugging, and gave them an alert: "Better get on board, son.