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* KilledOffscreen: Kitty, locked in her room, hears two gunshots. Thinking [=McVeigh=] was shot, she climbs out the window and down to the street, only to find out that Marsden made a run for it and the detective shot him.
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* CallingMeALogarithm: Sam asks how to start an apology letter to Kitty. Charlie suggests "Dear Madam." Sam nearly punches him, because he thinks Charlie is calling Kitty a MissKitty.
* CelebrityParadox: Kitty, cackling with derision, tells Marsden that Sam tried "the Hairy Ape routine" on her. Louis Wolheim's big break was starring in a production of Creator/EugeneONeill's ''The Hairy Ape''.
* CelebrityParadox: Kitty, cackling with derision, tells Marsden that Sam tried "the Hairy Ape routine" on her. Louis Wolheim's big break was starring in a production of Creator/EugeneONeill's ''The Hairy Ape''.
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* CallingMeALogarithm: Sam [=McVeigh=] asks how to start an apology letter to Kitty. Charlie suggests "Dear Madam." Sam [=McVeigh=] nearly punches him, because he thinks Charlie is calling Kitty a MissKitty.
* CelebrityParadox: Kitty, cackling with derision, tells Marsden thatSam [=McVeigh=] tried "the Hairy Ape routine" on her. Louis Wolheim's big break was starring in a production of Creator/EugeneONeill's ''The Hairy Ape''.
* CelebrityParadox: Kitty, cackling with derision, tells Marsden that
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* DramaticIrony: A lot of this after the audience finds out the truth about Marsden but Sam doesn't know it. Like when he says that Marsden must be a great guy to have a wife like Kitty, or when Sam says "I wish I was like him!"
* TheDrunkenSailor: Charlie, Sam's first mate, is drunk in every scene.
* InternalReveal: It's revealed to the audience about 15 minutes in that Marsden and Kitty are criminals on the lam. Sam does not find out until much later.
* LegFocus: "Reverend" Marsden approaches Sam in a bar and asks if he can get passage to Central America. Sam is considering this when he looks out the bat wing doors of the bar and sees Kitty's calves and high heels under the door. He agrees.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Kitty responds to Sam's crude demand for sex by giving him a righteous dressing-down where she says "You're an animal! You have no fine feeling! Clean up your mind, and your soul!". A shamed Sam elects to turn over a new leaf.
* SignificantWardrobeShift: Sam is dressed all in black, black pants and a sailor's black turtleneck, when he tries to strongarm Kitty into sex. After he decides to turn over a new leaf, he puts on a white shirt, drawing sarcastic comments from the other sailors.
* TheDrunkenSailor: Charlie, Sam's first mate, is drunk in every scene.
* InternalReveal: It's revealed to the audience about 15 minutes in that Marsden and Kitty are criminals on the lam. Sam does not find out until much later.
* LegFocus: "Reverend" Marsden approaches Sam in a bar and asks if he can get passage to Central America. Sam is considering this when he looks out the bat wing doors of the bar and sees Kitty's calves and high heels under the door. He agrees.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Kitty responds to Sam's crude demand for sex by giving him a righteous dressing-down where she says "You're an animal! You have no fine feeling! Clean up your mind, and your soul!". A shamed Sam elects to turn over a new leaf.
* SignificantWardrobeShift: Sam is dressed all in black, black pants and a sailor's black turtleneck, when he tries to strongarm Kitty into sex. After he decides to turn over a new leaf, he puts on a white shirt, drawing sarcastic comments from the other sailors.
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* DramaticIrony: A lot of this after the audience finds out the truth about Marsden but Sam [=McVeigh=] doesn't know it. Like when he says that Marsden must be a great guy to have a wife like Kitty, or when Sam [=McVeigh=] says "I wish I was like him!"
* TheDrunkenSailor: Charlie,Sam's [=McVeigh=]'s first mate, is drunk in every scene.
* IWillWaitForYou: [=McVeigh=] says "I will wait for you forever" after Kitty suggests that she has to go to jail, but maybe he can be there when she gets out.
* InternalReveal: It's revealed to the audience about 15 minutes in that Marsden and Kitty are criminals on the lam.Sam [=McVeigh=] does not find out until much later.
* LegFocus: "Reverend" Marsden approaches Sam in a bar and asks if he can get passage to Central America.Sam [=McVeigh=] is considering this when he looks out the bat wing doors of the bar and sees Kitty's calves and high heels under the door. He agrees.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Kitty responds to Sam's crude demand for sex by giving him a righteous dressing-down where she says "You're an animal! You have no fine feeling! Clean up your mind, and your soul!". A shamedSam [=McVeigh=] elects to turn over a new leaf.
* SignificantWardrobeShift:Sam [=McVeigh=] is dressed all in black, black pants and a sailor's black turtleneck, when he tries to strongarm Kitty into sex. After he decides to turn over a new leaf, he puts on a white shirt, drawing sarcastic comments from the other sailors.
* TheDrunkenSailor: Charlie,
* IWillWaitForYou: [=McVeigh=] says "I will wait for you forever" after Kitty suggests that she has to go to jail, but maybe he can be there when she gets out.
* InternalReveal: It's revealed to the audience about 15 minutes in that Marsden and Kitty are criminals on the lam.
* LegFocus: "Reverend" Marsden approaches Sam in a bar and asks if he can get passage to Central America.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Kitty responds to Sam's crude demand for sex by giving him a righteous dressing-down where she says "You're an animal! You have no fine feeling! Clean up your mind, and your soul!". A shamed
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* CallingMeALogarithm: Sam asks how to start an apology letter to Kitty. Charlie suggests "Dear Madam." Sam nearly punches him, because he thinks Charlie is calling Kitty a MissKitty.
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* ChekhovsGunman: The rotund American tourist seen checking into the hotel in one scene. He turns out to be a detective on Marsden's trail.
* DramaticIrony: A lot of this after the audience finds out the truth about Marsden but Sam doesn't know it. Like when he says that Marsden must be a great guy to have a wife like Kitty, or when Sam says "I wish I was like him!"
* DramaticIrony: A lot of this after the audience finds out the truth about Marsden but Sam doesn't know it. Like when he says that Marsden must be a great guy to have a wife like Kitty, or when Sam says "I wish I was like him!"
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* InternalReveal: It's revealed to the audience about 15 minutes in that Marsden and Kitty are criminals on the lam. Sam does not find out until much later.
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* AlcoholHic: Charlie the drunken mate is hiccuping as he hangs out with Sam in the main cabin.
* CelebrityParadox: Kitty, cackling with derision, tells Marsden that Sam tried "the Hairy Ape routine" on her. Louis Wolheim's big break was starring in a production of Creator/EugeneONeill's ''The Hairy Ape''.
* TheDrunkenSailor: Charlie, Sam's first mate, is drunk in every scene.
* InternalReveal: It's revealed to the audience about 15 minutes in that Marsden and Kitty are criminals on the lam. Sam does not find out until muchlater.later.
* LegFocus: "Reverend" Marsden approaches Sam in a bar and asks if he can get passage to Central America. Sam is considering this when he looks out the bat wing doors of the bar and sees Kitty's calves and high heels under the door. He agrees.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Kitty responds to Sam's crude demand for sex by giving him a righteous dressing-down where she says "You're an animal! You have no fine feeling! Clean up your mind, and your soul!". A shamed Sam elects to turn over a new leaf.
* SignificantWardrobeShift: Sam is dressed all in black, black pants and a sailor's black turtleneck, when he tries to strongarm Kitty into sex. After he decides to turn over a new leaf, he puts on a white shirt, drawing sarcastic comments from the other sailors.
* CelebrityParadox: Kitty, cackling with derision, tells Marsden that Sam tried "the Hairy Ape routine" on her. Louis Wolheim's big break was starring in a production of Creator/EugeneONeill's ''The Hairy Ape''.
* TheDrunkenSailor: Charlie, Sam's first mate, is drunk in every scene.
* InternalReveal: It's revealed to the audience about 15 minutes in that Marsden and Kitty are criminals on the lam. Sam does not find out until much
* LegFocus: "Reverend" Marsden approaches Sam in a bar and asks if he can get passage to Central America. Sam is considering this when he looks out the bat wing doors of the bar and sees Kitty's calves and high heels under the door. He agrees.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Kitty responds to Sam's crude demand for sex by giving him a righteous dressing-down where she says "You're an animal! You have no fine feeling! Clean up your mind, and your soul!". A shamed Sam elects to turn over a new leaf.
* SignificantWardrobeShift: Sam is dressed all in black, black pants and a sailor's black turtleneck, when he tries to strongarm Kitty into sex. After he decides to turn over a new leaf, he puts on a white shirt, drawing sarcastic comments from the other sailors.
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''The Sin Ship'' is a 1931 film directed by Louis Wolheim.
Wolheim also stars as Captain Sam [=McVeigh=], a roughnecked, hard-drinking merchant marine captain. [=McVeigh=] has just pulled in to San Diego when he is approached by a missionary, Rev. Marsden. Rev. Marsden asks for passage to Central America so he can go on a mission. [=McVeigh=] agrees, mainly because he likes the looks of Marsden's lovely wife Kitty (Creator/MaryAstor).
Sam corners Kitty in his cabin and demands sex. She gives him a scornful speech in which she demands that he "Clean up your mind! And your soul!" Moved by her example, Sam decides to turn over a new leaf and live a righteous life. What he doesn't know is that Marsden and Kitty are frauds. In fact, they are criminals, who are on the lam after they robbed a bank.
Louis Wolheim's last film, and the only one he directed. It came out two months after Wolheim died of stomach cancer.
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* InternalReveal: It's revealed to the audience about 15 minutes in that Marsden and Kitty are criminals on the lam. Sam does not find out until much later.
Wolheim also stars as Captain Sam [=McVeigh=], a roughnecked, hard-drinking merchant marine captain. [=McVeigh=] has just pulled in to San Diego when he is approached by a missionary, Rev. Marsden. Rev. Marsden asks for passage to Central America so he can go on a mission. [=McVeigh=] agrees, mainly because he likes the looks of Marsden's lovely wife Kitty (Creator/MaryAstor).
Sam corners Kitty in his cabin and demands sex. She gives him a scornful speech in which she demands that he "Clean up your mind! And your soul!" Moved by her example, Sam decides to turn over a new leaf and live a righteous life. What he doesn't know is that Marsden and Kitty are frauds. In fact, they are criminals, who are on the lam after they robbed a bank.
Louis Wolheim's last film, and the only one he directed. It came out two months after Wolheim died of stomach cancer.
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* InternalReveal: It's revealed to the audience about 15 minutes in that Marsden and Kitty are criminals on the lam. Sam does not find out until much later.
