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Dennis O'Keefe
Mark Sitko

Gale Storm
Paula Considine

Jeff Chandler
Chief MacRae

Meg Randall
Dottie Jensen

Raymond Burr
Kerric

Marjorie Rambeau
Mrs. Donner

Jeanette Nolan
Major Ross

Mike Mazurki
Hoppe

Will Kuluva
"Little Guy" Decola

David Clarke
Harry

William Frambes
Scoop (as William Page)

Sid Tomack
Mr. Humes
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