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Elia Kazan, Jack Carson, Betty Field, Priscilla Lane, and Richard Whorf in Blues in the Night (1941)

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Blues in the Night

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Continuity

When Brad and Kay crash their car toward the end of the movie, The car looks like a '40 or '41 Buick. The car in the crash is an much older car.

Revealing mistakes

In one shot during the train car scene, the rear projection footage seen out of the car's side door has been flipped/reversed as evidenced by the backwards numerals on a locomotive.

Anachronisms

Shortly after she indicates that she is pregnant, "Character" (Priscilla Lane) is seen dancing an exuberant Jitterbug, a risk an expectant mother (even in 1941) would surely know better than to take.

Errors in geography

When Jigger and his pals are in St. Louis at the beginning of the film, a fight breaks out in the bar they are playing at the bartender calls the cops. The police car shown responding is clearly marked from the New York Police Deptartment, 18th Precinct.

Boom mic visible

When Character has her dizzy spell in the train car, a moving shadow of the boom microphone is visible upper left corner of the shot.
When Kay returns to her hotel room to find Jigger waiting there, a moving shadow of the boom microphone is visible on the door to the room.

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Elia Kazan, Jack Carson, Betty Field, Priscilla Lane, and Richard Whorf in Blues in the Night (1941)
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