RELEASE DATE: May 1953. MOVIE TITLE: Split Second. STUDIO: RKO Radio Pictures. PLOT: Sam Hurley,Nation's No. 1 killer with a cold contempt forheroes, escapes prison with two companions and takes a mixed bag of hostages to Nevada ghost town Lost Hope City. He knows they won't be found there because an atom-bomb test is planned for next morning! Relationships shift and tension builds as Hurley keeps the others in suspense as to whether he will let them escape before bomb time. PICTURED: RICHARD EGAN as Doctor Neal Garven.

RELEASE DATE: May 1953. MOVIE TITLE: Split Second. STUDIO: RKO Radio Pictures. PLOT: Sam Hurley,Nation's No. 1 killer with a cold contempt forheroes, escapes prison with two companions and takes a mixed bag of hostages to Nevada ghost town Lost Hope City. He knows they won't be found there because an atom-bomb test is planned for next morning! Relationships shift and tension builds as Hurley keeps the others in suspense as to whether he will let them escape before bomb time. PICTURED: RICHARD EGAN as Doctor Neal Garven. Stock Photo

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2 May 1953

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