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.Blackie is enlisted by the police to help recover the Blue Star of the Nile diamond, stolen from a war relief exhibit.
Robert B. Williams
- Matt Healy
- (as Robert Williams)
Mark Roberts
- George Daley
- (as Robert E. Scott)
Kenneth Brown
- Boy
- (uncredited)
Joseph Crehan
- Jumbo Madigan
- (uncredited)
Lew Davis
- Exhibit Attendee
- (uncredited)
Edythe Elliott
- Mother
- (uncredited)
Almeda Fowler
- Bit Role
- (uncredited)
Jack Gardner
- Frank--Reporter
- (uncredited)
Fred Graff
- Reporter
- (uncredited)
Harrison Greene
- Arthur Manleder
- (uncredited)
Fred Howard
- Reporter
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writers
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Did you know
- TriviaSeventh of 14 "Boston Blackie" films starring Chester Morris released by Columbia Pictures from 1941 to 1949.
- GoofsAfter 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.
- Quotes
George Daley: They know who stole the diamond.
George Daley: Do they, George? Oh listen, honey--you're talking to Eileen, your sister, remember?
- ConnectionsFeatured in Budd Boetticher: A Man Can Do That (2005)
Featured review
Boston Blackie and the Runt finally get recognition of a sort in One Mysterious Night. This time when a jewel robbery is perpetrated instead of immediately suspecting them, Richard Lane as Inspector Farraday seeks their assistance in apprehending the real crooks. Chester Morris and George E. Stone even get badges.
Of course they give Lane a few anxious moments as he has second thoughts that they might really have been the thieves who stole the Star of the Nile diamond from an exhibition for war relief. And as usual the cops are more of a hindrance than help in Blackie's mission.
Sultry and sexy Janis Carter plays a sob sister reporter looking to become Lois Lane and who has more on the ball than the cops. Morris gives her more than a passing glance.
Future Oscar winner Dorothy Malone is in this as well as the sister of the guy who was the inside man in the robbery. Her brother is killed by his accomplices making this a homicide as well as a robbery.
Breezy entry in the Boston Blackie series, I think viewers will like it.
Of course they give Lane a few anxious moments as he has second thoughts that they might really have been the thieves who stole the Star of the Nile diamond from an exhibition for war relief. And as usual the cops are more of a hindrance than help in Blackie's mission.
Sultry and sexy Janis Carter plays a sob sister reporter looking to become Lois Lane and who has more on the ball than the cops. Morris gives her more than a passing glance.
Future Oscar winner Dorothy Malone is in this as well as the sister of the guy who was the inside man in the robbery. Her brother is killed by his accomplices making this a homicide as well as a robbery.
Breezy entry in the Boston Blackie series, I think viewers will like it.
- bkoganbing
- Apr 27, 2012
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