Storm objected: "Well, that""s ridiculous.You can""t cure being a mutant...Since when did we become a disease?" At that moment at his Alcatraz Facility, Worthington was holding a press conference to announce the miraculous discovery, what he called "the answer to mutation.A memorable lamenting saxophone score by Bernard Herrmann (his last) accompanies the film.[Note: He provided some of cinema""s best-known musical accompaniments, for such films as Alfred Hitchcock""s well-knownVertigo (1958),North by Northwest (1959),andPsycho (1960), and for Orson Welles""Citizen Kane (1941)andThe Magnificent Ambersons (1942)." However, she proposed to amnesiac "John" that they take a van on a two-mile drive to Springwood to revive his memory: "It""s gonna trigger something.] As he hands the cashier admission money, she laments the loud sound of the siren: "Happens every night.After a dissolve, the next scene is on a dark street at the corner of Bush and Stockton Streets.[This is the ONLY scene in the film without the presence of Sam Spade.] The half-smile of recognition on Archer""s face as he approaches the camera [and an unknown person] quickly turns to a look of disbelieving horror as an unseen assailant [suspect Thursby never appears in the film] pulls a gun and shoots him dead at close range.