Battle Cry (1954) (MOD) "Film-Noir" A Kansas City singer and

A Kansas City singer and his jazz band bow down to pressure from a local gangster and take on the thug's alcoholic girlfriend as a singer

Aboard a cross-country train bound for New York is a Seattle silk manufacturer delivering a valuable shipment

embittered blind pianist Dan (Dana Andrews) tickling the keys in a back-alley Jazz joint

Adams' lover is killed

Lacer fights men

Battle Cry (1954) (MOD) "Film-Noir" A Kansas City singer andA guitar picking good ol' boy. A clean cut all American. A Navajo. A bookworm. A lumberjack. A slum kid. All enter Marine boot camp to be trained, hardened and ready to answer their country's Battle Cry. Scripted by Leon M. Uris from his own novel, directed by action master Raoul Walsh and starring a who's who of '50s movie stars, Battle Cry is an epic ode to World War II Marine heroism and homefront sacrifice. The saga follows recruits from boot camp