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The Noose Hangs High
Year: 1948
Director:
Charles Barton
The Noose Hangs High
Walter Schumann's score for this film features a recurring, five-note "Dum-da-DUM-Dum, DAAAAAH" motif, often used to punctuate moments when Bud and Lou are in danger, that starting in 1949 would be immortalized as the "Dragnet" theme.
