Acting
Lloyd Nolan's fast-talking hero energy carries the whole thing.
Production
Gleaming Art Deco radio station sets worth the price of admission.
Director
Albert S. Rogell
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
This was part of a 1930s wave of 'radio station' thrillers capitalizing on the new medium's cultural anxiety — think Broadcast News but with more tommy guns.
Albert S. Rogell directed this the same year he did The Walking Dead (no, not that one) — he was essentially a B-movie machine gun.
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