at Tim, Bill tells him what he heard. Tim is furious and picks a fight with Bill, and the fighting spreads among the rest of the workers. Soon the sheriff arrives and arrests all of the people involved in the fighting. This time Rod is reluctant to bail the other workers out of jail, but continues the work with a handful of workers left. He changes his mind and decides to bail out Tim when he hears that Bill was the one responsible for the fight. However, both Tim and Spike has escaped jail already and are on their way to get work somewhere else. There is an accident at the construction site, in which Rod is trapped under a heavy metal cap, by a cable that has snapped from the weight. Tim sees Rod in trouble, overcomes his fear of heights, climbs up the tower and saves Rod. Rod decides to bail out everyone else from jail, Tim and Marian get married and go away on a honeymoon together. Cast Robert Lowery as Tim Scott Phyllis Brooks as Marian Blair Mary Treen as Cassie McQuade Joe Sawyer as Spike Kenny Roger Pryor as Rod Farrell Ralph Sanford as Sheriff Billy Nelson as Worker Edward Gargan as Boss Vince Barnett as Worker Production The film was originally known as high Man. It was intended to star William Gargan but he was assigned to Crime on Out Hands. Instead the lead role went to Robert Lowery, the first under a new three-picture deal he signed with the studio. In September 1944 Phyllis Brooks, who had made Dangerous Passage for Pine Thomas, signed to co star. References External links Review at Variety 1945 films 1940s adventure drama films 1940s English-language films American black-and-white films Films directed by William A. Berke Films set in California American adventure drama films 1945 drama films 1940s American films