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One Mysterious Night
Plot Synopsis by Hal Erickson

A nebulously sinister title disguises the fact that this is actually a "Boston Blackie" mystery, the seventh in Columbia's series. Reformed criminal Boston Blackie (Chester Morris) is accused of stealing the Niles diamond from a charity function. The police cut a deal with Blackie: If he'll locate the gem, they'll drop the charges. This time the cops go so far as issuing Blackie a police badge, which he uses with amusing abandon. One Mysterious Night, together with The Chance of a Lifetime (43) and The Phantom Thief (46), was given a non-identifiable title so that Columbia could coerce non-"Boston Blackie" fans into the theatre.

Other Related Works
 Is followed by:    Boston Blackie Booked on Suspicion  (1945, Arthur Dreifuss)
 Is related to:    After Midnight With Boston Blackie  (1943, Lew Landers)
   Alias Boston Blackie  (1942, Lew Landers)
   Boston Blackie and the Law  (1946, David Ross Lederman)
   Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood  (1942, Michael Gordon)
   Boston Blackie's Chinese Venture  (1949, Seymour Friedman)
   Boston Blackie's Rendezvous  (1945, Arthur Dreifuss)
   A Close Call for Boston Blackie  (1946, Lew Landers)
   Confessions of Boston Blackie  (1941, Edward Dmytryk)
   Meet Boston Blackie  (1941, Robert Florey)
   The Phantom Thief  (1946, David Ross Lederman)
   Trapped by Boston Blackie  (1948, Seymour Friedman)
 Is part of the series:    Boston Blackie [Film Series] 
 Is preceded by:    The Chance of a Lifetime  (1943, William Castle)