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4.09 Printer’s DevilDirector: Ralph SenenskyDirector of Photography: George T. Clemens“Exit the infe4.09 Printer’s DevilDirector: Ralph SenenskyDirector of Photography: George T. Clemens“Exit the infe4.09 Printer’s DevilDirector: Ralph SenenskyDirector of Photography: George T. Clemens“Exit the infe4.09 Printer’s DevilDirector: Ralph SenenskyDirector of Photography: George T. Clemens“Exit the infe4.09 Printer’s DevilDirector: Ralph SenenskyDirector of Photography: George T. Clemens“Exit the infe4.09 Printer’s DevilDirector: Ralph SenenskyDirector of Photography: George T. Clemens“Exit the infe4.09 Printer’s DevilDirector: Ralph SenenskyDirector of Photography: George T. Clemens“Exit the infe4.09 Printer’s DevilDirector: Ralph SenenskyDirector of Photography: George T. Clemens“Exit the infe4.09 Printer’s DevilDirector: Ralph SenenskyDirector of Photography: George T. Clemens“Exit the infe4.09 Printer’s DevilDirector: Ralph SenenskyDirector of Photography: George T. Clemens“Exit the infe

4.09 Printer’s Devil

Director: Ralph Senensky

Director of Photography: George T. Clemens

“Exit the infernal machine, and with it his satanic majesty, Lucifer, prince of darkness - otherwise known as Mr. Smith. He’s gone, but not for good; that wouldn’t be like him - he’s gone for bad.”


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