retribution, Maruschuka returns home and comes on seductively to Vogel. She tells him she's sure Tartu is a spy and Vogel says he will call the Gestapo. But she suggests Vogel advance his career by taking the initiative and killing Tartu himself. Vogel wants evidence, so she goes out again with Tartu that night, so that Vogel can overhear them talking. But they are interrupted before this can happen. The next day, Tartu goes to work for Dr. Willendorf (Percy Walsh), the head of the chemical plant. He is dismayed to learn that the first shipment of gas is scheduled for the following night. Desperate to reach the resistance, he pretends to get drunk in a bar and brags that he knows of six Czech resistance members about to be arrested and killed. His idea works: he is abducted by the underground, and with a great deal of effort, finally convinces them they are on the same side. Working all night, they manufacture enough miniature bombs to demolish the plant if properly placed. At the Palacek house, Vogel checks up on Tartu's credentials and happily informs Maruschuka that Tartu is indeed a spy. She believes Vogel and, trying to stop him telling anyone else, accidentally kills him. She hurries to the chemical plant to warn Tartu that he is in danger. He sounds an air raid alarm and runs through the plant setting the bombs in their places. The Germans quickly realize he is a saboteur, but he just manages to complete his task and escape from the heavily guarded plant, which blows up as he is driven away. Finally he, Maruschuka, and a pilot steal a German bomber and fly to safety as he proposes "just a simple little wedding". Cast As appearing in The Adventures of Tartu (main roles and screen credits identified): Robert Donat as Captain Terence Stevenson Valerie Hobson as Maruschuka Lanova Walter Rilla as Inspector Otto Vogel Glynis Johns as Pavla Palacek Phyllis Morris as Anna Palacek Martin Miller as Dr. Novotny Anthony Eustrel as German Officer Percy Walsh as Dr. Willendorf David Ward as Bronte Mabel Terry-Lewis (credited as Mabel Terry Lewis) as Mrs. Stevenson Frederic Richter as General Weymouth John Penrose as Lieutenant in gas factory Hubert Leslie as Peter Valek Miki Iveria as Female worker at Skoda Lawrence O'Madden as Col. Perry Josephine Wilson as Nurse Maurice Rhodes as Boy patient Production