The Last Page (1952)
A married bookstore owner is blackmailed after he makes a pass at his new sexy blonde clerk.
Top billed cast
George BrentJohn Harman
Diana DorsRuby Bruce
Marguerite ChapmanStella Tracy
Raymond HuntleyClive Oliver
Peter ReynoldsJeffrey Hart
Eleanor SummerfieldVi
Meredith EdwardsInspector Dale
Harry FowlerJoe
Isabel DeanMay Harman
Archie DuncanPolice Constable
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