Four Star Playhouse The House Always Wins (Season 3, Episode 31)
TV Episode | 30 min | Comedy, Crime, Drama

Four Star Playhouse

The House Always Wins (Season 3, Episode 31)

TV Episode | 30 min | Comedy, Crime, Drama

Although it seems to be just another night in his gambling casino, Willie Dante runs into an old flame who reveals that the party she's with want to rob the place.

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Updated Apr 28, 1955

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Apr 28, 1955 (United States)

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Nominated for 14 Primetime Emmy Awards. Another 2 wins & 2 nominations

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16 cast members

Name	Known for
Dick Powell Willie Dante Willie Dante See fewer	Murder, My Sweet (1944)
Jean Willes Lucy Lucy See fewer	Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956)
Herb Vigran Monte Monte See fewer	Charlotte's Web (1973)
Regis Toomey Police Lt. Manny Waldo Police Lt. Manny Waldo See fewer	The Big Sleep (1946)
Alan Mowbray Jackson Jackson See fewer	My Darling Clementine (1946)
Tristram Coffin Frank Simms Frank Simms See fewer	King of the Rocket Men (1949)
Alex Frazer Scotsman Scotsman See fewer	The Good Companions (1933)
Jack Benny Cautious Gambler (uncredited) Cautious Gambler (uncredited) See fewer	The Jack Benny Program (1950)
Jack Deery Club Patron (uncredited) Club Patron (uncredited) See fewer
Bess Flowers Gambler (uncredited) Gambler (uncredited) See fewer	We Faw Down (1928)
Joe Gilbert Club Patron (uncredited) Club Patron (uncredited) See fewer	Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1955)
Mike Lally Croupier (uncredited) Croupier (uncredited) See fewer	Coma (1978)
Hans Moebus Gambler (uncredited) Gambler (uncredited) See fewer	Checkmate (1960)
Charles Morton Gambler (uncredited) Gambler (uncredited) See fewer	Arms and the Man (1932)
Les Raymaster Gambler (uncredited) Gambler (uncredited) See fewer
Mitchell Rhein Croupier (uncredited) Croupier (uncredited) See fewer	Howdy Mate (1931)