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Original title

Tomorrow We Live

Year

1942

Running time

64 min.

Country

United States

Director

Edgar G. Ulmer

Screenwriter

Bart Lytton

Cast

Music

Leo Erdody

Cinematography

Jack Greenhalgh (B&W)

Producer

Atlantis Pictures

Genre

Action. Mystery. Film noir | Crime

Synopsis

Julie Bronson (Jean Parker), whose father, "Pop" Bronson (Emmett Lynn) operates a desert café, is attracting the unwanted attention of a half-crazed gangster known as The Ghost (Ricardo Cortez) who runs a desert night club several miles away. The Ghost knows that "Pop" Bronson is an escaped convict and blackmails him into using his desert shack as a warehouse for "hot" stolen rubber tires to be sold on the Black Market. In an effort to save her father, Julie sends her sweetheart, Bob Lord (William Marshall) an army lieutenant stationed at a nearby desert camp, away. A rival gang, led by Kohler (Frank Hagney), wrecks the crime czar's "pleasure of palace" and gives him a beating. The Ghost, believing Pop Bronson responsible, goes to his desert café and brutally shoots him before the horrified eyes of Julie.

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