Black Tuesday
1954Vicious gangster Vincent Canelli pulls off a daring prison escape just moments before going to the electric chair, taking with him Peter Manning – a bank robber and cop killer who was to die right after him. Taking several hostages along, they try to get their hands on the loot from Manning’s robbery to finance their escape from the country.
Acted in
Edward G. Robinson
as Vincent Canelli
Jean Parker
as Hatti Combest
Peter Graves
as Peter Manning
Milburn Stone
as Father Slocum
Warren Stevens
as Joey Stewart
Sylvia Findley
as Ellen Norris
Jack Kelly
as Frank Carson
Hal Baylor
as Lou Mehrtens
James Bell
as John Norris
Vic Perrin
as Dr. Hart
Russell Johnson
as Howard Sloane
Lee Aaker
as Little Boy (uncredited)
James Bacon
as Reporter at Electrocution (uncredited)
Harry Bartell
as Boland (uncredited)
Arthur Batanides
as Reporter at Electrocution (uncredited)
Ray Bennett
as Alexander Watkins (uncredited)
Don Blackman
as Selwyn (uncredited)
David Bond
as Thompson (uncredited)
Alexander Campbell
as Prison Warden (uncredited)
Ken Christy
as Death Row Guard (uncredited)
John Close
as Cop (uncredited)
Edmund Cobb
as Bank Safe Deposit Box Guard (uncredited)
Richard H. Cutting
as Newspaperman (uncredited)
Franklyn Farnum
as Reporter at Electrocution (uncredited)
Frank Ferguson
as Police Inspector Hailey (uncredited)
Harold Goodwin
as Fire Commissioner (uncredited)
John Halloran
as Guard at Electrocution (uncredited)
Thomas Browne Henry
as Reporter at Electrocution (uncredited)
Paul Maxey
as Donaldson (uncredited)
Kenneth Patterson
as Newspaper Editor (uncredited)
John Phillips
as Cop (uncredited)
Phillip Pine
as Fiaschetti (uncredited)
Joey Ray
as Reporter (uncredited)
Stafford Repp
as Bert Posmonick (uncredited)
Dick Rich
as Benny (uncredited)
Dick Ryan
as Electrician Checking Electric Chair (uncredited)
William Schallert
as Collins (uncredited)
Simon Scott
as Parker (uncredited)
Carl Sklover
as Reporter (uncredited)
Than Wyenn
as Bank Teller (uncredited)
Carleton Young
as Radio Broadcast (uncredited)