HE'S TERRIFIC! Your Favorite Crime Crusader!
A police detective uses his girlfriend to track down a homicidal maniac.
Morgan Conway Anne Jeffreys Lyle Latell Rita Corday Ian Keith Dick Wessel Douglas Walton Esther Howard Joseph Crehan Byron Foulger Jimmy Crane Jimmy Clemons Jr. Milton Parsons Skelton Knaggs Trevor Bardette Harry Cheshire Fred Aldrich George Barrows Eddie Borden Robert Bray Jack Cheatham Harry Cheshire Ralph Dunn Lee Frederick Raoul Freeman Dorothy Granger Kit Guard Perc Launders Robert Milasch Frank Mills Mike Morelli William Newell Jason Robards Sr. Max Wagner Bill Wallace Phil Warren
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