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Kraft Suspense Theatre/My Enemy, This Town
| My Enemy, This Town | |
| Season 1, Episode 15 | |
| Airdate | February 6, 1964 |
| Teleplay by | Frank Fenton |
| Based on | the story by John Whittier |
| Directed by | Richard L. Bare |
| Produced by | Robert Blees |
| ← 1x14 Leviathan Five |
1x16 → The Action of the TIger |
| Kraft Suspense Theatre — Season One | |
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My Enemy, This Town is the fifteenth episode of the first season of Kraft Suspense Theatre.
Starring: Scott Marlowe (Johnny Baroja)
Guest Star: Diane McBain (Mary Jorgenson)
and Philip Carey (Edgar Martin)
Co-Starring: Barbara Nichols (Ann Hilts), R.G. Armstrong (Sheriff Harder), Adam Williams (Ben Jorgenson), Bill Smith (Deputy Raynor), Rod Lauren (Arturo Baroja)
with George Neise (Ted Bausfield), Bartlett Robinson (The Prosecutor), Louise Glenn (Edna Jeffries), Hardie Albright (The Judge), John Zaremba (Charles Raven), Martin Garralaga (Papa Baroja), Argentina Brunetti (Mama Baroja)
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Plot Overview
After serving seven years in prison for an assault he claims he didn't commit, a young artist returns to the scene of the crime--his hometown of Santa Marta, only to find all sorts of trouble waiting for him. His father disowns him, he's harassed by the Sheriff, his alleged victim accuses him of stalking her, he's threatened by her rich husband, as well as a pair of goons and a tough-guy Deputy, and ultimately he's falsely accused of a similar attack on another woman and brought to trial.
