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77 Sunset Strip/Walk Among Tigers

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Walk Among Tigers
Season 5, Episode 28
Airdate April 19, 1963
Written by Paul Savage
Directed by Robert Sparr
Produced by Fenton Earnshaw
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Walk Among Tigers is the twenty-eighth episode of the fifth season of 77 Sunset Strip, and the one hundred seventy-eighth episode overall.

Starring: Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. (Stuart Bailey), Roger Smith (Jeff Spencer) (credit only), Edward Byrnes (Gerald "Kookie" Kookson III) (credit only)

Co-Starring: Louis Quinn (Roscoe) (credit only), Jacqueline Beer (Suzanne Fabray) (credit only)

and Robert Logan (J.R. Hale) (credit only)

Additional Cast: Allan Jones (Endicott Fellows), Kaye Elhardt (Martha Emerson), Warren Stevens (Smits), Earl Hammond (Conley), Ann Robinson (Manager (Woman)), William Woodson (J.M. Dorman), Byron Keith (Lt. Gilmore), Harry Holcombe (Mr. Storey), Timothy Rooney (Bellboy), Greg Benedict (Cabbie), Benny Baker (Maxie Tuttle), Lane Allan (Frank McClain)

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Plot Overview

After a client is killed in a horrific train crash, Stu goes to the railroad to retrieve the man's possessions, which include a briefcase with a huge sum of money inside. Shortly after leaving the train offices, he's attacked and relieved of the case. When the dead man's widow tells Stu that he never carried large amounts of cash on him, he becomes determined to find out just what the man was doing with all that cash...was he gambling it away on Las Vegas junkets? Or was there something more sinister? When the FBI becomes involved, Stu learns the ugly truth about his client and his client's business partner.

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