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THEM! 1954 CAST





Cliff Ferre as
the Police Lab man, Cliff


Actor, composer, dancer, singer and author, educated at Deerfield Academy. He was a singer and dancer in Billy Rose's 'Aquacade', and in many other Broadway musicals. He served in the US Army during World War II, and appeared in the service show "This Is the Army".

After his Army service he joined The Dunhills, and appeared in nightclubs and on television throughout 1949. He also was a staff announcer for a Miami television station between 1957 and 1962, and was program director for WKBN in Youngstown, Ohio.

He joined ASCAP in 1950, and collaborated musically with Mark McIntyre. His best-known popular-song composition is "The Money Tree".



Peterson walks over to Cliff to check his progress.

PETERSON: You know what that is, Cliff?

CLIFF: I don't have the faintest idea.

PETERSON: Better hurry up before the wind fills it in. Looks like a sandstorm's kicking up.

CLIFF: You or Ed got any idea what happen out here?

PETERSON: Nope, nothing that adds up.


The ambulance drives off, Peterson approaches Blackburn.

PETERSON: How old you figure that kid is, Ed?

BLACKBURN: Oh, five or six. Tough break for her.

PETERSON: Yea. . . Look, they don't need us here right now, let's get on to Gramp Johnson's store and see if he knows something.


Peterson and Blackburn arrive at Gramp Johnson's General Store. The wind is blowing forcefully, making a haunting howling sound.


They enter through the front door, the store is demolished, like the remains of a tornado strike. Blackburn has his gun pulled.

PETERSON: Gramps! . . . . Gramps!


They wander through the store, Peterson enters Gramp's kitchen area, the radio is playing. Kettles are steaming, a half-eaten meal on the table.

PETERSON: Beats me. Look Ed, put in a call . . . . wait a minute . . .


Peterson walks behind the counter, bends down and picks up a shattered rifle, shows it to Blackburn. They look at each other.


Peterson heads over to a cellar opening. Double door, one side open. He swings the other cellar door open.








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