Tonight's Movie: All Through the Night (1942) - A Warner Archive Blu-ray Review

It's hard to believe it's been seven years since I first saw ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT (1942) thanks to the recommendation of the late Michael Schlesinger.Schlesinger hosted the movie at the 2019 TCM Classic Film Festival, and while it didn't fit my schedule then, I heard good "buzz" about it and watched it at home a couple months later.I enjoyed returning to this unusual film thanks to the brand-new Blu-ray from the Warner Archive Collection.ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT tells the tale of a collection of genial Runyonesque gangsters, headed by "Gloves" Donahue (Humphrey Bogart), attempting to solve a murder when the baker (Ludwig Stossel) who makes Gloves' favorite cheesecake is bumped off.A young woman named Leda (Kaaren Verne) acts suspiciously when she visits the bakery, and she's ultimately tracked to a nightclub owned by Marty (Barton MacLane) and Joe (Edward Brophy).Leda sings at the nightclub, and when her pianist, Pepi (Peter Lorre), shoots Joe, Gloves is framed for the murder.Gloves…