Singer Julie London gives a good dramatic turn as a performer come back to her home town of Stockton. But she's hardly welcome there as she was not only a southern sympathizer, but a spy who used her feminine wiles to elicit information from the gullible and the horny.
It was nice to even her Julie London sing albeit her performance is slightly interrupted. Later on the man who booked for this hometown concert in his theater is murdered and London is the suspect.
Such a thing occurring in Stockton and its Jarrod Barkley for the defense. But Richard Long has some history with London himself and he gets assaulted for even to dare to take her case. In the end it's Nick Barkley who saves the day and the rough and tumble Peter Breck gives a good account of himself taking on three guys.
Interesting story, but I'm with Long when he asks London why she simply didn't settle in the south among her friends.
It was nice to even her Julie London sing albeit her performance is slightly interrupted. Later on the man who booked for this hometown concert in his theater is murdered and London is the suspect.
Such a thing occurring in Stockton and its Jarrod Barkley for the defense. But Richard Long has some history with London himself and he gets assaulted for even to dare to take her case. In the end it's Nick Barkley who saves the day and the rough and tumble Peter Breck gives a good account of himself taking on three guys.
Interesting story, but I'm with Long when he asks London why she simply didn't settle in the south among her friends.