Massacre at Sand Creek

Massacre at Sand Creek is a 1956 American TV film about the Sand Creek massacre. It was directed by Arthur Hiller and was written and produced by William Sackheim.[1]

It was one of the first productions of Playhouse 90.[2]

Cast

Everett Sloane as Col. John Templeton
John Derek at Lt. Norman Tucker
Gene Evans as Sgt. Maddox
Roy Roberts as Col. Collery
William Schallert as Defense Attorney at Court-Martial

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References

"'PLAYHOUSE 90' GETS 3 NEW VIDEO PLAYS". New York Times. Sep 25, 1956. ProQuest 113613209.
OSCAR GODBOUT (Oct 25, 1956). "BASEHART TO STAR ON 'PLAYHOUSE 90'". New York Times. ProQuest 113698052.

External links

Massacre at Sand Creek on IMDb

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[1] "'PLAYHOUSE 90' GETS 3 NEW VIDEO PLAYS". New York Times. Sep 25, 1956. ProQuest 113613209.

[2] OSCAR GODBOUT (Oct 25, 1956). "BASEHART TO STAR ON 'PLAYHOUSE 90'". New York Times. ProQuest 113698052.