1949 | B/N | 71 Lieutenant Duke Halliday is accused of stealing the army payroll he was responsiblefor, some $300,000. He heads to Mexico to track down the real thief, a certain Jim Fisk. Once in Mexico, he meets Fisk’s embittered ex-girlfriend, whom Fisk has weasled out of her savings with false promises of marriage. Duke and Joan start out on a frantic race over the roads of Mexico, chased by Capitan Blake, hot on Duke’s trail. Country: Estados Unidos Direction: Siegel; Don Script: Drayson Adams; Gerald, Homes; Geoffrey Production: Gross; Jack J. Photography: Wild; Harry J. Sound: Brigandi; Phil, Portman; Clem Music: Harline; Leigh Cast:Bendix; William, Novarro; Ramón, Knowles; Patric, Qualen; John, Mitchum; Robert, Greer; Jane Art direction: D'Agostino; Albert S., Berger; Ralph Participation year at FICM: 2014
1949 | B/N | 71 Lieutenant Duke Halliday is accused of stealing the army payroll he was responsiblefor, some $300,000. He heads to Mexico to track down the real thief, a certain Jim Fisk. Once in Mexico, he meets Fisk’s embittered ex-girlfriend, whom Fisk has weasled out of her savings with false promises of marriage. Duke and Joan start out on a frantic race over the roads of Mexico, chased by Capitan Blake, hot on Duke’s trail. Country: Estados Unidos Direction: Siegel; Don Script: Drayson Adams; Gerald, Homes; Geoffrey Production: Gross; Jack J. Photography: Wild; Harry J. Sound: Brigandi; Phil, Portman; Clem Music: Harline; Leigh Cast:Bendix; William, Novarro; Ramón, Knowles; Patric, Qualen; John, Mitchum; Robert, Greer; Jane Art direction: D'Agostino; Albert S., Berger; Ralph Participation year at FICM: 2014
The Big Steal Lieutenant Duke Halliday is accused of stealing the army payroll he was responsible for, some $300,000 in total. He heads to Veracruz, Mexico, to track down the real thief, one Jim Fisk. Once in Mexico, he meets Fisk’s embittered ex-girlfriend, whom Fisk has weaseled out of her savings with false promises of marriage. Duke and Joan embark on a frantic race along the roads of Mexico, with Capitan Blake hot on Duke’s trail. See More
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