




Two more "brushes with crime" for ace private detective Dennis O'Brien (Hugh Beaumont). In the first, he gets mixed up with a crooked wrestling referee, an equally corrupt arena owner and murderous grappler Mike Mazurki. Next is a case involving a murdered cop and film noir's ultimate femme double-crosser, the unforgettable Ann Savage (Detour).
| Hugh Beaumont | Dennis O'Brien |
| Edward Brophy | "Professor" Frederick Simpson Schickler |
| Richard Travis | Police Lt. Burger |
| Mike Mazurki | Ape Danowski |
| Peter Mamakos | Nick Garrison |
| Margia Dean | Flo Kingle |
| Harry Hayden | Dr. Earl J. Tomkins |
| John Indrisano | Mushy Cavelli |
| Bill Varga | Willie Kringle |
| Raymond Greenleaf | Father Donovan |
| Ann Savage | Ann Harmon |
| Eve Miller | Norma Harmon |
| David Bruce | Charles Giffen |
| Chris Drake | Mike Greeley, posing as Joe Harmon |
| Richard Monahan | Bartender Henry |
| Charles Wagenheim | Nifty |
| Joi Lansing | Cocktail Waitress |
| Feature Film | |
| Mystery/Crime/Film Noir | |
| 1951 | |
| USA | |
| 59 minutes | |
| BW | |
| 1.37:1 |
| Spartan Productions | |
| Lippert Pictures | |
| William Berke | |
| William Berke | |
| Julian Harmon Victor West |