PLAN FOR ESCAPE(1952)
In the set: 100 Greatest Mystery Classics

This final movie of the set is also the final one
from Studio One! This one's about a woman who gets
hooked on money and sparkley things with a mobster!
Her beau gets rubbed out and she runs, and winds up
continually running for her life! B-

A review from IMDb.com:

A mob hit leaves young Peggy Ann Garnet a widow,
and the only way out other than in a pine box
is going into hiding. Garner chooses a small
whistle stop as her place of residence, falling
in love with the young station worker and moving
into Anne Seymour's boarding house. She is
desperate to escape her past life which meant
marriage to a man she obviously didn't love.
Former child star Garner never did find an A
list career, but she makes a good heroine in
this "T.V. Noir" that depends on a lot of dark
shadows to move its story forward. Frank
Overtun is the handsome hero with Jean Carson
particularly memorable as a hard boiled night
club singer (complete with raspy voice) who
risks everything for Garner. A young Robert
Webber is one of the thugs. Pretty good for
early anthology T.V. - mark.waltz