Second Chance Trailer (1947)
18 July 1947 Drama, Crime 63 mins
Jewel thieves battle investigators.
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Cast
Kent Taylor as Kendal Wolf
Louise Currie as Joan Summers
Larry J. Blake as Det. Sgt. Sharpe
Dennis Hoey as Roger Elwood
Paul Guilfoyle as Nick
Ann Doran as Doris Greene
Eddie Fetherston as Bart
William Newell as Pinky
Guy Kingsford as Jerry
Francis Pierlot as J.L. Montclaire
Archie Twitchell as Barker
John Eldredge as Conrad Martyn
Betty Compson as Mrs. Davenport
Edwin Maxwell as Mr. Davenport
Gino Corrado as Headwaiter (uncredited)
Byron Foulger as Emery (uncredited)
Crew
James Tinling Director
Arnold Belgard Writer
Lou Breslow Story
John Patrick Story
R. Dale Butts Original Music Composer
Benjamin H. Kline Director of Photography
Frank Baldridge Editor
International Releases Dates
United States 18 July 1947
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