05 January 1956 30 mins
Billie hires an odd man as the new pin boy at her bowling alley, but quickly fires him because of his violent outbursts. Shortly thereafter, she finds out he's a murderer who escaped from prison, which makes his later, sudden, after hours appearance at the bowling alley feel more than a little threatening.
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Ida Lupino as Billie
Nolan Leary as Phil
Frank J. Scannell as Henney
Barbara Pepper as Clara
Helen Mayon as Mrs. Mason
Warren Stevens as Dan
Elliott Reid as Barney
Samuel E. Beetley Editor
Robert Eggenweiler Writer
George E. Diskant Director of Photography
Richard Kinon Director
Warren Lewis Producer
United States 05 January 1956
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