| Robert Stack played this federal agent, the incorruptible hero of The Untouchables, TV show of the late 50s (5,4) |
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| Famous US Treasury agent (5,4) |
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| Prohibition agent who brought down Al Capone |
The Times Specialist Sunday |
08 Sep 2019 |
| Storied speakeasy raider |
The Washington Post |
30 Oct 2016 |
| Top Untouchable |
Premier Sunday |
23 Oct 2016 |
| Renowned 1920s raider |
New York Times |
11 Apr 2015 |
| Renowned 1920s raider |
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| His last line in a 1987 film is "I think I'll have a drink" |
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| 1930s Safety Director of Cleveland |
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| J. Alfred Prufrock-like quality? |
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| "The Untouchables" co-author, 1957 |
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| "The Untouchables" co-author, 1957 |
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| Noted Volstead Act enforcer |
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| Officer who was still hunting in the 1920s-'30s |
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| Al Capone's nemesis |
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| Noted member of the Bureau of Prohibition |
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| 1987 Kevin Costner role |
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| 50-Down role in 38-Across |
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| 50-Down role in 38-Across |
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| Costner role |
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| Leader of the Untouchables |
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| Storied speakeasy raider |
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| State of being Prufrock's creator? |
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| "Untouchables" boss |
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| Kevin Costner role |
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| 1920's-30's lawman |
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| 1987 Kevin Costner role |
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