Henry Hathaway's "Niagara" - the use of the Rainbow Tower's carillon as a recurring element on the soundtrack (it's one of the first things we hear in the film after the title music), as well as a central plot device and location, is quite haunting, anticipatory of similar effects in "Vertigo".
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