The Dead End Kids
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In 1935, a group of young New York City actors known as the Dead End Kids made an appearance in Sidney Kingsley's Broadway production of Dead End. Producer Samuel Goldwyn took them all to Hollywood in 1937 and made a movie out of the play. They were so successful that, up until 1958, they kept making films under several names, such as the Bowery Boys, the East Side Kids, and the Little Tough Guys.
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Serial: Junior G-Men, 1940
BBClassicsA gang of street kids work with the FBI in their attempt to find and rescue their leader's father, a scientist who has been kidnapped by a terrorist group. Chapter titles 1. Enemies Within 2. The Blast of Doom 3. Human Dynamite 4. Blazing Danger 5. Trapped by Traitors 6. Traitors' Treachery 7. Flaming Death 8. Hurled Through Space 9. The Plunge of Peril 10. The Toll of Treason 11. Descending Doom 12. The Power of Patriotism8 views -
Serial: Junior G-Men of the Air, 1942
BBClassicsThe Dead End Kids and The Little Tough Guys join forces to combat a fight-column organization led by a Japanese spy. Chapter titles: 1. Wings Aflame 2. The Plunge of Peril 3. Hidden Danger 4. The Tunnel of Terror 5. The Black Dragon Strikes 6. Flaming Havoc 7. The Death Mist 8. Satan Fires the Fuse 9. Satanic Sabotage 10. Trapped in a Burning 'Chute 11. Undeclared War 12. Civilian Courage Conquers9 views -
The Dead End Kids: Give Us Wings, 1940
BBClassicsDead End Kids is a masterpiece. Due to their intense desire to fly, the lads end up in the company of corrupt crop dusters whose aircraft are carrying death traps.22 views -
The Dead Ends Kids: You're Not So Tough, 1940
BBClassicsThe Dead End KIds are fleeing the East Side slums of New York and scurrying through the sunny California lowlands in search of a fast profit. They never consider working until Grey encourages Halop to demonstrate his ability. Soon, he and Hall are working on Galli's ranch, where she treats her employees like people rather than animals. Galli is an elderly Italian wom27 views
