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Playhouse 90 :: Seven Against the Wall (03x11)

Episode Information

Title:

Seven Against the Wall

Episode #:

03x11

Original Airdate:

Thursday December 11th, 1958

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Episode Crew
Director:	Franklin J. Schaffner
Writer:	David Davison

Episode Summary

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Dramatization of the events leading up to the bloody St. Valentine's Day Massacre in 1929 Chicago.

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Guest Stars

Guest Stars
•Celia Lovsky	played	Mrs. Schwimmer	Recurring (first appearance)
•Don Gordon	played	Borotta	Recurring (first appearance)
•George Keymas	played	James Clark	Recurring (second appearance)
•Paul Burke (1)	played	Paul Salvanti	Recurring (first appearance)
•Paul Lambert	played	Al Capone	Recurring (second appearance)
•Robert Cass (1)	played	O'Meara	Recurring (first appearance)
•Al Ruscio	played	Albert Weinshank
•Barry Cahill	played	Frank Gusenberg
•Connie Davis	played	Mrs. Walsh
•Dennis Cross	played	Pete Gusenberg
•Dennis Patrick	played	George "Bugs" Moran
•Frank Silvera	played	Nick Sorello
•Jean Inness	played	Mrs. Doody
•Karl Lukas	played	Willie Marks
•Lewis Charles	played	Jake "Greasy Thumb" Guzik
•Milton Frome	played	Adam Heyer
•Nesdon Booth	played	Mike Heitler
•Nicholas Georgiade	played	Rocco
•Paul Stevens	played	Jack McGurn
•Richard Carlyle	played	Reinhard Schwimmer
•Robin Morse (2)	played	Charlie Fischetti
•Sid Cassel	played	Angelo
•Tige Andrews	played	Frank "the Enforcer" Nitti
•Walter Barnes (1)	played	Bartender
•Warren Oates	played	Ted Newberry
•Wayne Heffley	played	John May

Episode Notes

Director Roger Corman adapted the teleplay from this episode into his 1967 film The St. Valentine's Day Massacre starring Jason Robards, George Segal, and Ralph Meeker.

Frank Silvera, Celia Lovsky, and Milton Frome reprised their roles from this teleplay in the above mentioned 1967 film.