The top hat belongs to a dignified man who enters a stuffy, but stately London Club - the Thackeray Club (founded 1864), where silence is to be strictly observed." Bartlett""s letter contains a stunning photograph from his female letter-writer back in Mineola.As they are summoned back to war, Hally exchanges bitter words with heir brutal Sergeant Pete Jones (Joseph Sawyer) and vows: "Someday, I""m gonna catch that ape without those stripes on and I""m gonna kick his teeth out.He thought he could flip it quick, take his profit, have your money back before you knew it was gone.It was the first film of his so-called "Apartment Trilogy", coming beforeRosemary""s Baby (1968)andThe Tenant (1976).With an oversized view of his non-regulation weapon, he states his most memorable, courageous and forceful line (ritualistically repeated again almost verbatim at the film""s conclusion) when he baits the criminal to gamble on luck with his lethal version of Russian Roulette:I know what you""re thinking.