Federal Agent at Large Trailer

Federal Agent at Large Trailer (1950)

"DEATH LURKED BEYOND THE BORDER...and in her arms!" 12 March 1950 Crime 60 mins

A crime ring is smuggling gold from Mexico across the border in the US. The Customs Service sends an agent to Mexico to try to infiltrate the ring and stop the smuggling.

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Cast

Dorothy Patrick

as Solitare

Robert Rockwell

as Dr. Ross Carrington

Kent Taylor

as Mark Reed, aka Nick Ravel

Thurston Hall

as 'Big Bill' Dixon

Frank Puglia

as Angelo 'Angel' Badillo

Roy Barcroft

as Nels Berger

Denver Pyle

as 'Jumpy' Jordan

Jonathan Hale

as James Goodwin

Sonia Darrin

as Mildred

Robert Kent

as Harry Monahan

Frank McFarland

as Duke Warren

John McGuire

as Customs Officer

Crew

John MacBurnie

John MacBurnie Director of Photography

Stanley Wilson

Original Music Composer

Bob Mark

Bob Mark Makeup Artist

John McCarthy Jr.

John McCarthy Jr. Set Decoration

Frank Arrigo

Frank Arrigo Art Direction

Theodore Lydecker

Theodore Lydecker Special Effects

Adele Palmer

Adele Palmer Costume Design

Charles S. Thompson

Charles S. Thompson Set Decoration

Howard Lydecker

Howard Lydecker Special Effects

International Releases Dates

United States 12 March 1950

Production Companies

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