Leopold Dilg (Cary Grant), a factory worker and a self-professed radical and political anarchist is falsely accused (framed on trumped-up charges of arson and murder) in a small New England town by the factory owner Andrew Holmes (Charles Dingle), for setting fire to the Holmes Woolen Mill factory and killing its guard/foreman Clyde Bracken (Tom Tyler).At her window, she dreamt and longed for more visits from the "millionaire."Night of Adventure:Later that night, a drunk, suicidal and depressed Eccentric Millionaire (Harry Myers) was clumsily attempting to take his own life at the harbor.It was sending out a distress signal, and its alien occupant, Kalara (Lydia Wilson), spoke in a foreign tongue (translated):We were on a science mission inside the Nebula.Carmichael.I""m not exactly irreligous, but, being a physician, I sometimes wonder how a man like you can locate a soul and, having located it, diagnose its condition as rotten.When seen by American audiences in the early 1940s during the progress of World War II, the implication was obvious hat Hitler""s evils in Europe could also inhabit the ethos of the sacred American/western frontier.