Addison mailed and determines it to be a fake. Rassett orders the boy killed, but Tommy has escaped and is hiding in a cave. The son of the Fentons finds the raffle ticket at the ruins, and back in Santa Fe tries to exchange it for the raffle prize. The area is being watched by the FBI and they ask where the ticket came from, receiving the vital clue to Tommy's whereabouts. FBI agents rush to the site, where Rassett is arrested after killing his accomplices, and Tommy is saved. Production This was the film debut for star Gene Barry and director Jerry Hopper. This was the first feature film allowed to be filmed on location in Los Alamos. Filming was also done at the Puye Cliff Dwellings. Cast Gene Barry as Dr. Frank Addison Lydia Clarke as Martha Addison Michael Moore as Russ Farley Nancy Gates as Ellen Haskell Lee Aaker as Tommy Addison Milburn Stone as Insp. Harold Mann Bert Freed as Emil Jablons Frank Cady as F.B.I. Agent George Weinberg Houseley Stevenson Jr. as 'Greg' Gregson Leonard Strong as Donald Clark Jerry Hausner as John Pattiz John Damler as Dr. Peter Rassett George Lynn as Robert Kalnick (as George M. Lynn) Olan Soule as Mortie Fenton Anthony Warde as Arnie Molter References External links 1952 films 1950s thriller films American black-and-white films American thriller films Cold War films Films about nuclear war and weapons 1950s English-language films Films about child abduction in the United States Films directed by Jerry Hopper Films scored by Leith Stevens Films set in New Mexico Paramount Pictures films 1950s American films