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Robert Kane Productions In testimony before the Kefauver Committee in 1950, ROSELLI testified that he was interested in a story to be made into @ movie concerning @ prison break in Colorado, and with the help of BRYAN FOY who, according to ROSELLI stated that ROSELLI had the ability to become a producer, ROSELLI wanted to produce this movie. However, Eagle Lion Studios agid not like the idea and thereafter BRYAN FOY and his brother, CHARLIE FOY, invested some money and BRYAN FOY furnished ROSELLI with some money to invest and a new company called Robert Kane Productions was started. They brought in as their producer ROBERT T. KANE. ROSELLI owned about 11 per cent interest in this company. They made two motion pictures, and in 1948, ROSELLI received about $70,000 from | the sale of these pictures. mM ~~ “The 1949-50 International Motion Pieture Almanac states that ROBERT T. KANE ig @ producer who was #ern in New York and Bludied givil ensigns In 1917, he joined the United Sthte private, promoted to a lieutenant and then to cap received the Distinguished ‘service Medal, Distinguished Service Cross and the Belgian Croix de Guerre. After World War I, he was affiliated with Paramount Studios as a producer; thereafter, he worked as an independent producer; and in 1930 was sent to Paris by Paramount Studios to organize their company there. In 1938, he resigned from Paramount to join - 34 ~