人生的机遇

Description: "Sleuth Boston Blackie (Chester Morris) helps a wartime convict (Erik Rolf) who was framed for a murder while out on parole." "Boston Blackie (Chester Morris) sponsors the parole of a group of hardened convicts so they can take up wartime-employment in a tool manufacturing plant owned by his millionaire friend Arthur Menleder. Complications arise when a gangster, "Nails" Blanton (Douglas Fowley), frames one of the paroled convicts, Dooley Watson (Erik Rolf), for a murder. Blackie, a reformed jewel thief, has to employ some of his amateur magician tricks and he and his very small sidekick, The Runt (George E. Stone), also do a cross-dressing bit , which is not a pretty sight, in order to prove the innocence of Wilson." Director: William Castle Writers: Paul Yawitz (original screenplay), Jack Boyle (based on characters created by) Stars: Chester Morris, Erik Rolf, Jeanne Bates Uploader's Notes: This source is a little darker than the rest (and required a bunch more cropping) but, it's prob. as good as we're going to get at the moment. Since this entry in the series also happens to be a rare William Castle movie, I guess it should be no surprise that Blackie and his side bitch, er I mean side-kick crack the case by utilizing their cross-dressing skills