Cross Fire

The film features Tom Keene as the lead, alongside a cast that includes Betty Furness and Edgar Kennedy. Set against the backdrop of a mine, the narrative unfolds as Tom returns from serving in Europe, only to discover that his former assistant has taken control of both the mine and the town. This creates a tense atmosphere filled with drama and conflict, as his old partners have turned to outlawry, robbing mine shipments they believe belong to them.

With a runtime of 55 minutes, Cross Fire offers a compact yet engaging story that reflects the era's themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the impact of war. The film is produced by RKO Radio Pictures, a notable studio from the early 20th century, adding to its historical significance for collectors. Both DVD and other formats are available, making it accessible for those interested in classic cinema from this period.