path and is murdered by Boss. Templar sends a message to the police and Anne, alerting them of Boss' existence and of the café. Boss tries to kill Anne but Templar arrives just in time to save her life. Then he goes back to the 4 Bells Café, but is caught by Boss and his henchmen, bound and gagged. Boss plans to kill him and transports him to a boat nearby to get rid of the body afterwards. Before Boss has time to kill Templar, the police arrive and arrest Boss, presuming he is Templar. When they have gone, Templar manages to free himself and escape from the boat. He dresses up as a woman to get into the jail where Boss is held, and lets Boss knocks him down and steals his disguise in order to escape; Boss is shot and killed fleeing the jail. Fernack realizes that Boss was Templar's double and lets him run after he has returned the stolen jewels he found in the mummy. Cast George Sanders in a dual role as both Simon Templar and Boss Duke Bates Helene Whitney as Anne Bitts Jonathan Hale as Inspector Henry Fernack Bela Lugosi as The Partner Donald MacBride as Chief of Detectives John H. Bohlen John F. Hamilton as Limpy, a Henchman Thomas W. Ross as Professor Horatio T. Bitts References External links 1940 films The Saint (Simon Templar) American black-and-white films Films scored by Roy Webb 1940s crime films Films produced by Cliff Reid Films directed by Jack Hively RKO Pictures films American crime films American action adventure films 1940s action adventure films 1940s English-language films 1940s American films