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Ace crime reporter Watling tries to discover the identity of a notorious jewel thief, but his informant is murdered. At a house party, Watling helps detective Adam expose the criminal.
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Ace crime reporter Watling tries to discover the identity of a notorious jewel thief, but his informant is murdered. At a house party, Watling helps detective Adam expose the criminal.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Carl Heck
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:E.J. Fancey Productions
Cast
Maclean Rogers
Director
Ronald Howard
Det. Sgt. Fitzgerald
Mary Germaine
Kathleen Fraser
Jack Watling
Frank Mitchell
Ronald Adam
Insp. Duggan
Stuart Lindsell
Lord Wexford
Gene Anderson
Renee Wexford
Peter Hammond
Andy Fraser
Graham Stark
Ginger
Edwin Richfield
Bill Neilson
Alastair Hunter
Superintendent Carter
Adrienne Scott
Cynthia Leyland
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