02 April 1954 71 mins
A young boy living at a mountain lodge witnesses a murder, and is then targeted himself by the killer.
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Charles Chaplin, Jr. as Roger Wharton
Freddy Ridgeway as Tad Summers
Onslow Stevens as Jim Summers
Margia Dean as Linda Wharton
Phil Tead as Mac
Robert Stevenson as Deputy Sheriff Ridgeway
William F. Claxton Director
United States 02 April 1954
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