Run Across the River

An engineer is abducted from his Greenwich Village apartment by gangsters who believe he knows the location of a uranium mine. A young artist becomes involved with finding the man and unraveling the identity of the gang's members.

Cast

Bill Lazarus

as Artist

Joan Calistri

as Artist's Sister

Curt Conway

as Engineer

Gordon Peters

as Gang Leader

George Cathrey

as Gang Leader's Partner

Robert Carricart

Grayson Hall

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