One Mysterious Night

1944
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1h 1min

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Janis Carter and Chester Morris in One Mysterious Night (1944)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueBlackie is enlisted by the police to help recover the Blue Star of the Nile diamond, stolen from a war relief exhibit.Blackie is enlisted by the police to help recover the Blue Star of the Nile diamond, stolen from a war relief exhibit.Blackie is enlisted by the police to help recover the Blue Star of the Nile diamond, stolen from a war relief exhibit.

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Rôles principaux36

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Chester Morris

Horatio 'Boston Blackie' Black

Janis Carter

Dorothy Anderson

William Wright

Paul Martens

Richard Lane

Inspector Farraday

George E. Stone

The Runt

Robert B. Williams

Matt Healy
(as Robert Williams)

Mark Roberts

George Daley
(as Robert E. Scott)

Ed Allen

Policeman
(non crédité)

Kenneth Brown

Boy
(non crédité)

Early Cantrell

Margaret Dean - Switchboard Operator
(non crédité)

Joseph Crehan

Jumbo Madigan
(non crédité)

Lew Davis

Exhibit Attendee
(non crédité)

Edythe Elliott

Mother
(non crédité)

Almeda Fowler

Bit Role
(non crédité)

Jack Gardner

Frank--Reporter
(non crédité)

Fred Graff

Reporter
(non crédité)

Harrison Greene

Arthur Manleder
(non crédité)

Fred Howard

Reporter
(non crédité)

Réalisation
- Budd Boetticher
Scénario
- Jack Boyle
- Paul Yawitz
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Anecdotes
Seventh of 14 "Boston Blackie" films starring Chester Morris released by Columbia Pictures from 1941 to 1949.

Gaffes
After Blackie, (dressed as a messenger), delivers the "Blue Star of the Nile" diamond to Inspector Farraday, he tells him where the bad guys are holding "The Runt" hostage. Before leaving, Farraday uses the telephone to call for backup, but the phone is upside down. He's speaking into the earpiece and the telephone cord is coming out of the part that he has to his ear.

Citations
George Daley: They know who stole the diamond.
George Daley: Do they, George? Oh listen, honey--you're talking to Eileen, your sister, remember?

Connexions
Featured in Budd Boetticher: A Man Can Do That (2005)

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7/10

And it's diamonds again...

At an exhibition of art and jewelry for the purpose of raising money for war funds, the most valuable of all pieces, a huge diamond, is mysteriously stolen - so what does Inspector Faraday tell the reporters to print? That Boston Blackie did the 'job'! But why? To get him to help the police solve the case!!

Now that's a new one, Blackie with a police badge in his pocket - but the rest is more or less familiar: the most hilarious chases, the most daring escapes - and two dumb flatfoots playing cards for an hour right next to the two thieves who are posing as dummies in a store!

Good, solid, and clever entertainment as always by Blackie with the thousand faces (this time Chester Morris impersonates an elderly professor, for instance, with the greatest credibility!), his friend the Runt, and the whole bunch of stupid policemen; and not a dull moment!