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Two Trigger-Happy Thrill-Jammed Features! (May, 1958)
Posted in 1950-1959, Movie Ads with tags Abby Dalton, Bad Girls, Barbara Bostock, Crime, Girls on the Loose, Harry Rybnick, Ib Melchior, Jewell Enterprises Inc., Joyce Barker, Juvenile Delinquents, Lita Milan, Live Fast Die Young, Mara Corday, Mary Murphy, Mike Connors, Paul Henreid, Richard Kay, Social Commentary, The Long Hot Summer, Troy Donahue, Universal Pictures on February 6, 2013 by WB KelsoAnd here we have a couple of Paul Henreid helmed shock-sock-o-ramas about some very bad girls doing some very bad things. First up, an all girl-gang of payroll robbers, including the lovely Mara Corday, have to silence their inside gal when she gets a little too chummy with the cops, which results in quite the blood bath. Then, we head down the very same road to hell and ruination when another girl gang of jewel thieves’ luck finally runs out.
Girls on the Loose (1958) Jewell Enterprises Inc. :: Universal Pictures / P: Richard Kay, Harry Rybnick / AP: Edward B. Barison / D: Paul Henreid / W: Alan Friedman, Dorothy Raison, Julian Harmon, Allen Rivkin / C: Philip H. Lathrop / E: Edward Curtiss / M: Irving Gertz, Henry Vars, Stanley Wilson S: Mara Corday, Barbara Bostock, Lita Milan, Abby Dalton, Joyce Barker
Live Fast, Die Young (1958) Jewell Enterprises Inc. :: Universal Pictures / P: Richard Kay, Harry Rybnick / AP: Edward B. Barison / D: Paul Henreid / W: Ib Melchior, Allen Rivkin / C: Philip H. Lathrop / E: Edward Curtiss / M: Irving Gertz / S: Mary Murphy, Norma Eberhardt, Peggy Maley, Mike Connors, Troy Donahue
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