Wait. You'll get him? Yeah. Yeah.
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Description: A sharp-eyed woman spots a man with a gun on a train and her alert to the railroad police helps them in their search for a ruthless gang who have kidnapped a blind heiress.
Cast:
Lt. William Calhoun: William Holden
Joyce Willecombe: Nancy Olson
Inspector Donnelly: Barry Fitzgerald
Joe Beacom: Lyle Bettger
Marge Wrighter: Jan Sterling
Lorna Murchison: Allene Roberts
Henry Murchison: Herbert Heyes
Gus Hadder: Don Dunning
Vince Marley: Fred Graff
Detective Shattuck: James Seay
Detective Gottschalk: Parley Baer
Detective Fay: Ralph Sanford
Detective Stein: Richard Karlan
Detective Ross: Bigelow Sayre
Howard Kettner: Charles Dayton
Pretty Girl: Jean Ruth
Young Man Masher: Paul Lees
Conductor Skelly: Harry Hayden
Doctor: Charles Sherlock
Patrolman: Ward Wood
Det. Halloran: Richard Barron
Clerk at Station: Paul Bradley
Priest: Ralph Byrd
Woman: Betty Corner
Emergency Room Orderly: Robert Cornthwaite
Hackett: John Crawford
Clerk: Barbara Knudson
Detective: Howard M. Mitchell
Watchman: Mike Donovan
Nurse: June Earle
Con Victim: Robert Easton
Powerhouse Workman: Dick Elliott
Mrs. Willecombe: Edith Evanson
Sleeping Train Passenger: Franklyn Farnum
Horace - Baggage Clerk: Byron Foulger
Tom - Police Stenographer: Jack Gargan
Police Car Driver: Sumner Getchell
Messenger: Joe Recht
Con Artist: Ralph Montgomery
Police Detective: Lee Miller
Detective Moreno: George Lynn
Police Projectionist: William Meader
Charlie - Chauffeur: Hans Moebus
Conductor: Howard Negley
Freddie: Jack Roberts
Jenny - Clerk: Kasey Rogers
Landlady: Queenie Smith
Stationmaster: Douglas Spencer
Policeman: Brick Sullivan
Counterman: Bernard Szold
Union Station Extra: Dorothy Vernon
Manny: Joe Warfield
Ambulance Driver: Fred Zendar
Written by: Sydney Boehm, Thomas Walsh
Director: Rudolph Maté
Production: Paramount Pictures
Release date: 08 Sep 1950
Cast:
Lt. William Calhoun: William Holden
Joyce Willecombe: Nancy Olson
Inspector Donnelly: Barry Fitzgerald
Joe Beacom: Lyle Bettger
Marge Wrighter: Jan Sterling
Lorna Murchison: Allene Roberts
Henry Murchison: Herbert Heyes
Gus Hadder: Don Dunning
Vince Marley: Fred Graff
Detective Shattuck: James Seay
Detective Gottschalk: Parley Baer
Detective Fay: Ralph Sanford
Detective Stein: Richard Karlan
Detective Ross: Bigelow Sayre
Howard Kettner: Charles Dayton
Pretty Girl: Jean Ruth
Young Man Masher: Paul Lees
Conductor Skelly: Harry Hayden
Doctor: Charles Sherlock
Patrolman: Ward Wood
Det. Halloran: Richard Barron
Clerk at Station: Paul Bradley
Priest: Ralph Byrd
Woman: Betty Corner
Emergency Room Orderly: Robert Cornthwaite
Hackett: John Crawford
Clerk: Barbara Knudson
Detective: Howard M. Mitchell
Watchman: Mike Donovan
Nurse: June Earle
Con Victim: Robert Easton
Powerhouse Workman: Dick Elliott
Mrs. Willecombe: Edith Evanson
Sleeping Train Passenger: Franklyn Farnum
Horace - Baggage Clerk: Byron Foulger
Tom - Police Stenographer: Jack Gargan
Police Car Driver: Sumner Getchell
Messenger: Joe Recht
Con Artist: Ralph Montgomery
Police Detective: Lee Miller
Detective Moreno: George Lynn
Police Projectionist: William Meader
Charlie - Chauffeur: Hans Moebus
Conductor: Howard Negley
Freddie: Jack Roberts
Jenny - Clerk: Kasey Rogers
Landlady: Queenie Smith
Stationmaster: Douglas Spencer
Policeman: Brick Sullivan
Counterman: Bernard Szold
Union Station Extra: Dorothy Vernon
Manny: Joe Warfield
Ambulance Driver: Fred Zendar
Written by: Sydney Boehm, Thomas Walsh
Director: Rudolph Maté
Production: Paramount Pictures
Release date: 08 Sep 1950