Catching some of the gang redhanded, the Virginian sees to their lynching.However, he villainous leader of the gang, Trampas (Walter Huston), is still free.The film comes to a final climactic showdown in a shoot-out on a dusty western street between Trampas and the Virginian.Cobb who was blacklisted.]The tale was inspired and loosely based on a real-life incident over the Fourth of July weekend in 1947 in Hollister, California, (publicized in an issue ofHarper""s Magazinein a January 1951 article titled "Cyclists"" Raid" by Frank Rooney), when about four thousand people, composed of motorcyclists and other visitors and enthusiasts, roared into the town over a two day period, and overwhelmed the facilities.Anton interferes when a drunk bothers her and becomes acquainted with her.She calls him "gallant" and "gracious" for offering money and for keeping drunks away from her.He learns she is Miss Jerry Healy (Constance Cummings) from a Depression-stricken once-wealthy family.Caspian introduced the castaways as "Edmund he Just" and "Lucy the Valiant" - "high King and Queen of Narnia" as everyone bowed.You will never be anything but mediocre").So Philip returned to London, England to take up studies to become a medical doctor.In England, Philip became infatuated - and then obsessed - with blonde, lower-class, pale and anemic, coarse, trashy, slatternly and vulgar, Cockney-accented and illiterate tearoom waitress Mildred Rogers (Bette Davis).