Down Three Dark Streets (1954)
An FBI Agent takes on the three unrelated cases of a dead agent to track down his killer.
Top billed cast
Broderick CrawfordJohn 'Ripley
Ruth RomanKate Martell
Martha HyerConnie Anderson
Marisa PavanJulie Angelino
Max ShowalterDave Millson
Kenneth TobeyZack Stewart
Gene ReynoldsVince Angelino
William JohnstoneFBI Chief Frank Pace
Harlan WardeGreg Barker
Jay AdlerUncle Max - aka Charles Martell
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