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Sat 1
A Close Call for Boston Blackie — Chester Morris
Blackie is framed for murder.
Air Time & Details for Chester Morris, Sat 1, 11:00 am -
Mon 3
Three Godfathers — Chester Morris
Three bandits find a baby and risk their lives to save it. Chester Morris, Irene Hervey. Gus: Walter Brennan. Doc: Lewis Stone. McLane: Willard Robertson. Ed: John Sheehan. Snape: Sidney Toler. Blackie: Dorothy Tree. Sheriff: Roger Imhof. Richard Boleslawski directed.
Air Time & Details for Chester Morris, Mon 3, 4:15 am -
Tue 4
Three Godfathers — Chester Morris
Three bandits find a baby and risk their lives to save it. Chester Morris, Irene Hervey. Gus: Walter Brennan. Doc: Lewis Stone. McLane: Willard Robertson. Ed: John Sheehan. Snape: Sidney Toler. Blackie: Dorothy Tree. Sheriff: Roger Imhof. Richard Boleslawski directed.
Air Time & Details for Chester Morris, Tue 4, 12:15 am
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Biography
About Chester Morris
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An actor with slicked-back hair, a jutting jaw and a hooked nose, Morris was the son of well-known Broadway performers. As a child he appeared in silents and as a teenager he began a stage acting career; he made his Broadway debut in 1918. He debuted onscreen in Alibi (1929), for which he received a Best Actor Oscar nomination.
He went on to a busy screen career, usually in gun-toting roles. He is best remembered as Boston Blackie, the character he played in a series of 13 films. He retired from the screen in 1956, returning in 1970 to play the fight manager in The Great White Hope (1970).
Shortly thereafter he died of an overdose of barbiturates.