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Road to Alcatraz

1945 film by Nick Grinde From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Road to Alcatraz
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Road to Alcatraz is a 1945 American mystery film directed by Nick Grinde and written by Dwight V. Babcock and Jerry Sackheim. The film stars Robert Lowery, June Storey, Grant Withers, Clarence Kolb, Charles Gordon and William Forrest.[2][3][4] It was released in July 1945 by Republic Pictures.[1]

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Plot

Young lawyer John Norton receives a telegram from old fraternity brother Gary Payne that informs him that an old investment has now turned profitable. Norton's wife Kit does not trust Payne, but they retire for the evening after a short discussion. The next morning, Norton has a bump on his head, and there is mysterious evidence that something is amiss. Showing signs of amnesia, Norton heads to his law partner Charles Cantrell's house, only to find evidence that he had murdered Cantrell. Police detective Inspector Craven suspects that there is more to the events than just Norton's memory loss. Eventually Norton confronts Payne, is shot, and the police arrive in time to save Norton and arrest Payne.

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Reception

A review in the Brooklyn Eagle called Road to Alcatraz a "murder mystery with a clever new twist".[1]

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