Gang Busters (1955)
A life-long criminal continues his practice of breaking out of Oregon State Prison – much to the frustration of the police.
Top billed cast
Myron HealeyJohn Omar Pinson
Don C. HarveyDet. Lt. Walsh
Sam EdwardsWayne Long
Frank GerstleDet. Fuller
Robert ArmstrongDet. Tim Nolan
Frank RichardsSlug Bennett
Kate MacKennaLandlady- Rusty WescoattMike Denike
Joyce JamesonGirl in Car
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