Appointment with Danger Page #5

Synopsis: Relentless postal inspector Al Goddard is set to Gary, Indiana, when another officer is murdered. He must find the nun who witnessed the murder, then infiltrate the gang by convincing them he is a postal inspector gone bad.
Director(s): Lewis Allen
Production: Paramount Pictures
 
IMDB:
6.7
APPROVED
Year:
1951
89 min
135 Views


No, don't do that.

I just want a quick glimpse.

The next one

well, well.

Our first break.

That is the boy who walked out

of the pool room with George

Soderquist. That puts

Paul Ferrar in the act.

I better get Ahearn

back in town.

In the meantime, give

me a list of

all your money transfers.

Well there's nothing missing.

So Gruber wasn't killed because

he found some guy

stealing money.

Look, a cheat kills his wife

for one of two reasons.

Either she's caught him cheating

or she hasn't given

him the chance.

Same with the money.

Well say it's true and Gruber

found out about a deal between

Ferrar and Soderquist.

George Soderquist and

somebody else.

That's the big one.

Who is that somebody else?

Are you hurt?

No, I was late for

practice sister.

Are you all right sister?

Yes I'm all right.

Look, if they want a radio

in the room it's

$0.25 a day for everybody.

Yeah, yeah.

Did you get Soderquist.?

Upstairs.

Cronin picked up his stuff.

What about the nun?

She got lucky.

Well I'm glad she did.

You're piling up too

many mistakes Joe.

Killing Gruber was a mistake.

It happened.

Anybody ever tell

you about murder?

It's against the law.

You didn't cry too

hard at the time.

It was a mistake anyway.

Now this thing about the

nun, forget about it.

We may never hear

from her again.

Soderquist will.

There's a police call

out for him.

You sure she can identify him?

How about you?

I don't think so.

But he can identify me.

It's too much of a chance.

I've got to get him out of here.

And then we'll worry about that

nun, in case she did see me.

You'll forget about

the nun Joe.

I'm still running things.

Remember that.

If they ever get me in the

back room of that police

station I'll have it on

the tip of my tongue.

Ah, good afternoon Ms. nagel.

Good afternoon, Mr. bedford.

We'll have that corner room

for you in a day or two.

Thank you.

Nice woman.

Hello fellas.

Sit down.

How about a cup of coffee.

No thanks George.

I fixed the room up

pretty good huh?

George.

You want a cookie?

George, you've got to

get out of here.

You've been identified

by the nun.

You don't know for sure.

We can't afford to

take a chance.

You better go to St.

Louis for a while.

St. Louis.

I don't even know anybody

in St. Louis.

You're not going to

run for office.

You're going to protect

yourself and us.

Don't Joe.

I don't know about going

to St. Louis.

Give him the picture George.

It's my son.

Did you ever see a picture

of him Earl?

Yup.

You know it was terrible how

his mother took him away.

She just up and left one night

and I, I didn't see him since.

But I still had a picture.

And the baby shoes the way they

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Richard L. Breen

Richard L. Breen (June 26, 1918 – February 1, 1967) was a Hollywood screenwriter and director. more…

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