Pride of the Bowery (1940) THE EAST SIDE KIDS
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- Stars: Leo Gorcey, Bobby Jordan, Kenneth Howell
Director: Joseph H. Lewis
New York City street principles get an East Side Kid in trouble at a Civilian Conservation Corps camp.
I have always loved this series since I was a kid in the 1950's. Thank you so much for posting.
Dang! That Bobby Jordan sure had a nice physique, didn't he? Including a nice, tight, little ass!
Thanks’ for bringing these films once again to a new generation of viewers. As always, thanks’ for taking the time to make this video! And I support this site. ~M~
I have my late father in law's footlocker when he was in the CCC at 17 in 1942. A place in Caleton, Pa. and he always said it was a very good experience. He then joined the Army and was a vet of WW2. He even got to see where his parents were from bc he ended up stationed in Italy. He spoke Italian which was to his benefit but then a lot of WW2 soldiers spoke German, Polish, Austrian etc bc of their parents. I proudly display this locker where you can see it. :o)
😲 * PRESCOTT, AZ. *, 79 years ago❗️✨😻⚡️👍
We watched this last night and it was awesome! 😀
Great, sharp footage of downtown, Thumb Butte, the Fairgrounds, etc. ❗️
My dad was an “East Side Kid”, born in 1924 and lived in Jersey City, etc. These were his guys - he would’ve loved seeing his childhood heroes in the Prescott area! ☺️
Really good film that was a little drama & a lot comedy! A big thank you for posting this gem!!!
Missed Huntz, but this still is among my favorite episodes!
I love watching those guys.
One of the few 'Bowery Boys' films without the great Huntz Hall. He, and Leo Gorcey are the heart of these movies. The man who made us laugh with his unforgettable and unique persona of Horace DeBussy Jones, best known as "Sach." - In the beginning, for the most part the films were variations on the theme of ''Dead End.'' - In urban settings, still tinged by the Depression, the films' antiheroes were criminals or suspects in crime, played by stars such as Bogart, in ''Crime School'' 1938), James Cagney in ''Angels With Dirty Faces''(1938) and John Garfield in ''They Made Me a Criminal''(1939). The young men always struggled with their feelings toward these notorious neighborhood luminaries. By 1940 the genre had changed, and the Dead End Kids' movies had more in common with the older 'Our Gang Comedies' than with any realistic portrayals of society's lower depths. In these film comedies the gang took on counterfeiters, spies, safe crackers, kidnappers and jewel thieves. No longer were the Dead Enders ambiguous or torn in their sympathies; they were full-fledged good guys. ~
During the war years Mr. Hall appeared in nine films for Universal in which he was usually called Pig. Another series for Monogram Pictures cast the rubber-faced, pop-eyed Mr. Hall in his usual role of a good-natured dumb guy. ~
Finally in 1946 came the first of the ''Bowery Boys'' series, in which Gorcey played Slip Mahoney, the ring leader, and Mr. Hall was Sach Jones, his sidekick. In all, 48 films were made. In the last one, ''In the Money'' (1958), a 38-year-old Mr. Hall is once more the perpetual adolescent, dog-sitting a poodle on a cruise as nefarious thieves try to steal a diamond hidden on the dog. - With the passage of the Bowery Boys, Mr. Hall continued to act in television shows and movies. In 1977 he played the role of a movie mogul in Ken Russell's ''Valentino.'' He performed in dinner theater productions but retired in 1994 after the death of his fourth wife. ~
Hall, who for 20 years played the slow-witted sidekick of Leo Gorcey in more than 80 ''Bowery Boys,'' ''Dead End Kids'' and ''East Side Kids'' movies, died on Saturday, February 2nd, 1999, in Los Angeles. He was 78. The cause was cardiac disease, his family said. ~Mr. Hall is survived by a son, the Rev. Gary R. Hall of Pasadena, Calif., and a grandson. ~~~
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i like the scene where he says he'll cover a $5 dollar bet then when Muggs loses he just runs like a coward.
Yeah baby! Thank you! Another good one!
Decent entry in the series. Also, the only non-Jones Family film I've seen to feature tragic B actor Kenneth Howell.
So true to see where we got what we do,and say...
Look at clothes listen to the language it's a more accurate history of the times than any documentary by historian or academic could supply
+daniel montana + you know its about time some body acknowledge this fact...I caught on a few mo. ago....don't know why It took me so long ?but I started watching for content of reason they would make theses movies?after much movie watching,observing,enjoying,not liking,even angry, the process of trying to see what that generation could possibly have that I need to know!..well with greaat delight I love this generation and we can not learn enough from them...A few learned earlie on in life that this is the most perfect creation they could love .I also watch "The Actors Studio"youtube and have learned how they learned to act... the art of creating emotions from Imagination or something like that ...is so important to know...and use in every day life.and these people have mastered this art..Some more insight into their lives said by them....at 'Inside The Actors Studio with Christopher Walke and many other choices of actors....very cool if you like...enjoy...
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Oh and the guy Mug's is fighting at 28 mins is a dead ringer for Benedict Cumberbatch. Just thought I'd throw that in lol :o)
I thought it was Corn Pop, you know the one Biden had a run in with.
@@100texan2 "And he was a bad dude...and I whipped his ass...right before I had the kids rub my blonde, hairy legs in the water..."
Someone needs to redo these in 4K. The east side Kids, Charlie Chaplin, Abbott and Costello, the 3 Stooges.
Kenneth Harlan as Captain Jim White: Married NINE times!
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That city boxing manager who Mugg is fighting 4 resembles the actor Cesar Romaro
EXCELLENT MOVIE ON THE WAY OF REAL CHARACTER.
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Mugs would beat the f..k out of mayweather
Where’s Huntz Hall?
He went to the outhouse and the hogs ate him.🤣
Sometimes due to Studio contract certain actors could not appear in all episodes! Dead end kids, Eastside kids, the Clancy Street kids and the Bowery Boys were all produced by different Studios! The series started in 1937 with the movie The Dead End starring Humphrey Bogart and ended in 1958 with the Bowery Boys episode entitled in the money. This movie came out in 1940 huntz Hall did not appear in the Eastside kids until 1941.
Bobby Jordan ran circles around that goofy moron Huntz Hall. And he had the nicest body too...ooh that ass!!!
1940: Fast Forward to 2020. Yikes, this flick is 80 years old / two generations ago! My late father was in the CCC. It's what they called an economic stimulus back in the day. I thought that President Obama's "Stimulus Package " would be like this.
My dad was also in the CCC. He built roads in Washington State. He was only 16 and hadn't even started shaving yet. The tough old guy in charge made all the guys shave every morning, but Dad didn't have any whiskers yet, so he took the blade out of the shaver and went through the motions. He returned to the family farm in Funston, Georgia after his stint in the CCC and by then was old enough to join the Army, which he did just before WW2 ended.
Looked more like a shoving match . then a boxing match to me 😱
So who is the one who wound up having to carry all the bags??? Lol
Who else? The black kid. Lol!
Sunshine Sammy Morrison.
Lolz!!
Did you see the counselor give Danny a nice little smack on the ass to get him going on the wood pile? Yummy! I wish I could have landed that role!
@@gibby2937 Thanks for reminder, about every 2 or 3 years I can easily review any good books or movies. 👍
Sloppiest boxing I've ever seen
But cutest little butt I'd ever seen from Danny (Bobby Jordan).
It's only a movie. Plus, this isn't' professional boxing.
oh no Glimpy? it's a miracle. that guy ruins the show. his asinine facial expression and stooge voices are some of the most cringe attempts @ comedy i have ever seen.
It's a comedy movie. Better than the crude filth of today.