High pressure drama of HOT MONEY in a GETAWAY CAR!
A mystery grows after a bank robbery car leads investigators to a carnival sideshow.
Don Barry Ann Savage Adele Mara Tom Powers John Miljan Sheldon Leonard Nestor Paiva Ben Welden Harry Shannon Charles D. Brown John Dehner Anthony Caruso Bert LeBaron George Chandler Ruth Brennan Frank Meredith Earle Hodgins Fred Howard Jimmy Aubrey Roy Barcroft James Carlisle Tom Dugan Pat Flaherty Chuck Hamilton George McKay Charles Sullivan Donald Kerr Walter Lawrence James Linn Al Murphy Jack O'Shea Wheaton Chambers Eddie Parker George Reynolds Helen Talbot John Alban Mary Bayless Edward Biby Lynn Craft Oliver Cross Bobby Hale
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