Chaplin""s film was re-released in 1942 with added sound narration and music, both spoken and composed/arranged by Chaplin.]In the swirling fog around Borgo Pass, a coachman waits for the arrival of the dutiful English businessman on his important journey.He is kicked onto the wood-planked floor in the same room and helplessly witnesses Christina""s demise (her lifeless legs hang in the background)beforeshe reveals the unbearable secret that the criminals want...In the picture""s prologue during the narration, the camera pauses at the tall iron gates of Manderley, an English country mansion, and then moves through them.As the locomotive passes into the roundhouse (train shed) and he is slowly propelled inside, he solemnly expresses astonishment, sadness, and amusement.