Blackie tracks down a wrongly convicted prisoner who escapes during a Christmas magic show.Blackie tracks down a wrongly convicted prisoner who escapes during a Christmas magic show.Blackie tracks down a wrongly convicted prisoner who escapes during a Christmas magic show.
Ernie Adams
- Pop - Stage Doorman
- (uncredited)
Lloyd Bridges
- Bus Driver
- (uncredited)
Edmund Cobb
- Police Dispatcher Sergeant
- (uncredited)
Jerome de Nuccio
- Strong Man in Show Troupe
- (uncredited)
Harry Depp
- Mr. Jones - Hotel Desk Clerk
- (uncredited)
Mike Donovan
- Policeman
- (uncredited)
Lester Dorr
- Henry - Desk Clerk
- (uncredited)
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- Writers
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Did you know
- TriviaThird of 14 "Boston Blackie" films released by Columbia starring Chester Morris between 1941 and 1949.
- GoofsTrilby sneaks out of the back of a moving ambulance, but when it arrives at the hospital, the doors are closed again. They should have remained open, as there was no way he could have shut them once he left the vehicle.
- ConnectionsFollowed by Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood (1942)
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Its just entertainment and was meant to be just that. I give it a solid "7" vote because is accomplishes what it sets out to do- it entertains you and will hold your attention. No lofty pretensions, no Oscar awards were expected here.
Sit back and watch, be entertained, its fast and cute in a well-edited, quick sort of way.
The cops are always hard-working, but a step behind Blackie. Richard Lane is good in the Insp. Farraday role, and Walter Sande is great as a thick-headed cop who is easy to outwit.
It should be noted that this film is very well edited, very professionally acted by an ensemble cast, and is a pro piece of work all around. Yet it doesn't take itself seriously at all. Therefore, it couldn't possibly put off anyone, and anyone can enjoy this film for what it is- light entertainment.
Chester Morris was very talented at delivering a strong, energetic lead actor presence while maintaining a sort of good-natured wink in his eye. Fine actor who you could watch all day, yet you would never really tire of his act.
Sit back and watch, be entertained, its fast and cute in a well-edited, quick sort of way.
The cops are always hard-working, but a step behind Blackie. Richard Lane is good in the Insp. Farraday role, and Walter Sande is great as a thick-headed cop who is easy to outwit.
It should be noted that this film is very well edited, very professionally acted by an ensemble cast, and is a pro piece of work all around. Yet it doesn't take itself seriously at all. Therefore, it couldn't possibly put off anyone, and anyone can enjoy this film for what it is- light entertainment.
Chester Morris was very talented at delivering a strong, energetic lead actor presence while maintaining a sort of good-natured wink in his eye. Fine actor who you could watch all day, yet you would never really tire of his act.
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- Псевдоним Бостонский Блэки
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- Runtime1 hour 7 minutes
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- 1.37 : 1
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