Drama set in San Quentin prison.
Walter Doniger
Director
Paul Kelly
Warden Clinton T. Duffy
Maureen O'Sullivan
Gladys Duffy
Walter Slezak
Louis, the Prison Chef, segment "The Chef"
John Ireland
Al, a Ringleader, segment "The Hostages"
Lawrence Tierney
Chet Harmon, a Ringleader, segment "The Hostages"
Arthur Franz
Chaplain Harvey, segment "The Face"
Kenneth Tobey
Steinberg, Convict Painter, segment "The Face"
George Cooper
Charlie Rivers, Condemned Convict, segment "The Face"
Alan Mowbray
Lee Filbert, segment "The Chef"
George E. Stone
Solly, Convict Chef, segment "The Chef"
Lyle Talbot
Square, Convict, segment "The Hostages"
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