Canadian Mounties vs. Atomic Invaders - and 12 similar items

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING BEFORE PURCHASING. THIS IS NOT A RETAIL SET NOR IS THIS IS A COMMERCIAL STUDIO RELEASE. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR HIGH DEFINITION DVD QUALITY, YOU WILL BE SADLY DISAPPOINTED. Classic Cliffhanger Movie Serials Chapters - 12 Canadian Mounties vs Atomic Invaders (1953) is a Republic Movie serial starring Bill Henry and both produced and directed by Franklin Adreon. It was the sixty-second serial (of sixty-six) produced by Republic. Despite the title, this is not a science fiction serial. The plot is a northern cold war adventure involving secret missile bases and a planned invasion of the United States. Plot A foreign power, which is represented by their agent Marlof, attempts to set up secret missile bases in Canada to target the United States for their planned summer invasion. Meanwhile, acting on intelligence following the smashing of a spy ring in Montreal, Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) officers Don Roberts and Kay Conway go undercover in a settling party headed for the Yukon. Marlof also has agents, Beck and Reed, in the party en route to the site of the planned missile bases. Cast Bill Henry as Don Roberts, Sergeant in the RCMP Susan Morrow as Kay Conway, undercover operative of the RCMP Arthur Space as Marlof, agent of a foreign power masquerading as Smoky Joe, a senile trapper Dale Van Sickel as Beck, one of Marlof's two key henchmen. Mike Ragan as Reed, the other of Marlof's two key henchmen. From: Wikipedia the Free Encyclopedia Your Serial comes on a DVD-R in a hard shell case with case insert for easy identification. All of our Serials Have Menus. Please keep in mind that this movie is of very good quality for its age, but is over 75 years old. This is Not HD quality and may not look that great on your large flat screen TV. This Classic Serial is in the Public Domain. Thousands of motion pictures are in the Public Domain because they were 1: Released without Copyright Notices; 2: Were never registered with the Library of Congress, had improper or late registrations; or 3: Were not properly renewed under the old requirements for films made before 1964. Date of release: July 8, 1953 Date entered public domain: January 1, 1971 I will replace any defective disc.