'Neath Brooklyn Bridge (1942) THE EAST SIDE KIDS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ย. 2012
- Stars: Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall, Bobby Jordan
Director: Wallace Fox
The East Side Kids find a young girl in the apartment of a man who has just been murdered. Believing her to be innocent, they hide her in their clubhouse while they try to find the real killer. The killer, however, used a baseball bat as his murder weapon, and the bat has the fingerprints of one of the gang on it. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
I grew up watching reruns of the Dead end kids and the East side kids. I would see them at the movies in the late 40's when I was 5 to 8 years old. They ran on TV up until the early 80's when they stopped showing them. Great old time movies.
In Detroit in the 1970's, one of the local stations showed the "Bowery Boys" films from the 50's. Great memories. Loved those films. Louie the sweetshop owner was Leo's dad in real life. The old man was tragically killed in an auto collision in 1955.
I've always loved movies from the 30s and 40s. I first saw the east side kids in ghost on the loose when I was 15 and loved it. Scruno Glimpy and Danny are awesome.
This is what needs to be put on dvd
Dang! That Bobby Jordan has a nice, tight, little ass, doesn't he? Would like to sit him on my lap and talk about the first thing that popped up!
Never seen one of these East side kids episodes before! I tried to pick my favorite character but couldn't! They are all so funny, adorable and smart. I liked it. Thanks.
What gets me even when I was a kid I noticed only a few of the actor kids gets to talk all the rest of the gang is never herd saying anything they're only window dressing, true they do yell and make noise when fighting but the rest of the time only the stars are the ones talking but still are great movies and I still watch them when I can.
Navy man became a Rocky of Rockford Files with James Garner
Noah Beery...yeah, you can also find him in a number of old westerns. Sweet guy
This is one of my favorite East Side Kids movies. A bit less broad comedy and a bit more drama. Thanks for loading this.
That cop told Danny he'd like to put him across his lap and spank his cute little ass! I'm with him on that!
🙌🙌🙌it's been 54 years since I last saw the Bowery boys oh couldn't wait for them
Thanks for watching! May the Sauce be with you.
Having grown up in the lower East Side back in the 40s-60s, my father loved these movies and introduced me to the "Kids" when I was little. I always loved to watch all of their movies and get the ones I could on VHS/DVD. I would also get excited when I would see them in other films or shows: Leo Gorcey as the cab driver in It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad World or Huntz Hall in Diff'rent Stokes. I'm now able to share these great classics with *my* son!! Thank you for the post. Dad would be amazed at the availability and spotlight the gang gets!
Did you see Huntz Hall in the 1945 movie "Wonder Man" starring Danny Kaye? He played the sailor "Mike" and Danny Kaye played two roles as Buzzy Bellew and his twin brother Edwin Dingle. Buzzy was trying to prove he was a ghost to his brother and began kissing on Mike's girlfriend. The girlfriend called for Mike because she thought Edwin was trying to molest her. Mike ran up told Edwin to take off glasses and slugged him. Mike said (along with Danny Kaye) "You see there honey? You can't trust nobody!" "Exceptin' us sailors!" "C'mon, let's go!" This scene cracks me up because Sach is portraying a tough US sailor , lol!
Thank you for the movie! The east side kids are the best
This old show sure brings back a lot of good memories for me from 55 yrs ago, Nothing today beats the East Side Kids, They were the hoodlums that everybody loved, Slip, always kind of reminded me of Moe from the 3 Stooges lol
Agreed, many of their antics are similar to the 3 Stooges in every respect.
I loved the Eastside Kids. Now what a revelation to see the buildings cars people..
I'm 81 now. I think I'll watch these everywhere day .
sundays in new york in the 70's and early 80's. a joy to watch , routine 6! channel 5
wrong. so wrong! people who were born between 1899 to 1923 remember unlike the disgusting 1924 to 1942 LIBTARD RATS generation.
You weren't born in that generation so you shouldn't have any say. Even if you were born in the mid to late 1920s, even the early 1930s, you were still a little brat child who needed parents to take care of you
amazing.. there needs to be a complete box set that you can buy
Yes the Saturday matinee at the Odeon with 5 cent a bag popcorn , 5 cent green bottles of Coca Cola and penny candy. Those were better days !
Green Coca Cola bottles are hard to find now...worth money.
wrong. so wrong! YOU WEREN'T BORN IN THE GREATEST/LOST GENERATION. PEOPLE WHO WERE BORN PRE-1924 WILL REMEMBER THIS U ARE PART OF THE PROBLEM!
@@marcchevalier3750 Your silly childish comment and bad grammar let everyone know what a moron you really are.
I used to watch the East Side Kids back in the day with my dad. The East Side Kids used to come on Channel 9 , KHJ , Los Angeles.
I grew up watching the Bowery Boys, Loved all of the Movies that they made, May the all RIP, They are all gone now , .But not forgotten etc.As a kid, I always believed, That there was really a Place called " Louie's Sweet Shop." ?
Louie was muggs dad ......
Liked All the Bowery boys films good clean the fun
I have something to say but it's difficult 😔😔 to say not only that not everyone is comfortable with this day. these people make u smarter and give you morel's back.therr is something Rong with u if u turn this down . I've made friends with the dead living . it's sad because I can find them here but not out side so I walk alone 😔 with movie star friends 😂 that are the liveingdead and one the only one that believes besides my jelly Bean.
@@lyndagonzales2511 Lynda, go back to school, starting with kindergarten, and learn to spell and to punctuate. Pay attention this time!
That's when entertainment was entertaining you can't match that today it was pure and uncomplicated.
Those white cycles you see in the upper right hand corner are makings to inform the film editor when to cut and move on to the next scene.
Sometimes there early but are displayed again at the right time when needed.
Editing was a fine art, you had to know how to cut the film and create the break for the next scene and to edit out unwanted excess content or flaws by cutting the film and rejoining it with the perfect moment to create a inconspicuous film alteration.
Old pictures where ran at about 18 to 22 frames per second, newer tv was 22 frames or so while a movie was 28 frames or so in order to give the movie better quality picture.
That was film a true way to record a movie.
The white circles are "change over" cues for the projectionists. For decades the projection booths used two seperate projectors so when he sees the first circle he starts the other machine... He sees the second circle and flips the switch changing over the sound and picture to the other projector. The circles are always 6 to 8 seconds apart and actual scratches made on the film.
@@rememberryjam162 ya that’s it you explained it perfect.
I was aware of the information but it had been years since I used such information and I was unable to create the proper definition.
But yes you are spot on and thank you for recapping my memory it’s awesome to talk to people who have knowledge from the past.
Every one always forgets " Scruno " Sunshine Sammy Morrison, He was a Regular one of the Boys also.
He also was one of the Our Gang kids in the silent movies.
I know, I didn’t remember him with the east side kids too. Very unusual for a black actor in the 40’s to be cast in a role as a buddy back then. Hal Roach was very progressive. These shows gives me good childhood memories! Miss the old days growing up in Brooklyn & and watching these shows on Saturdays. I am 56 years old now. Still enjoy watching
I never forgot him
No one forgets him, he’s one of the gang. That’s like saying people forget Muggs or Danny or Glimpy.
I personally think that his character did more for race relations than most Civil Rights organizations. He was an equal and the boys proved time and time again that they would do anything for each other including Scruno,
Memories of Saturday's watching tv in Washinghton DC in the early 1960's. The second movie that the Dead End Kids were in was "Angels with Dirty Faces" with James Cagney and Humphrey Bogart in 1938 80 years ago.
I LOVED THESE AS A KID
I don't care.
Wasn't this film an influence for"The Bowery Boys" series? I was a "Bowery Boys" fan, much to my mother's chagrin. Thanks for posting.
the kids look like they're in their 20s.
Great old movie takes me back to the past
i remember staying home from school to wach bill kennedy to watch dead end kids ,for sure never got these , i love it!!!!~
Bill Kennedy Showtime 1:00 in the afternoon every weekday.
I remember Bill.
"Oh, that's my grandfather, he's paralyzed", so I left him in the middle of a donnybrook and sat by the waterfront without going for help.-Sylvia
lol .............things were rough back then for old duffers
Another one of my favorites, thanks
The ending was a hoot!
iam chilling on a warm may early morning watching this great
wow thanx for posting this wow
Dear Subscribers: A colleague sent me this photograph for my collection and as you know, every once in a while, I post modern ones.
These dancers are from the Alvin Ailey Dance Company. Back in 1966, I was researching a documentary on New York's 92nd street “Y” (the Young Men's Hebrew Association) and went to a performance there. It was unbelievable to watch these people do things that seemed physically impossible.
I don't know how many times these four dancers did what they are doing in order to capture this perfect photograph. Done by a thorough professional for sure. I just look at it and then… look at it again. I must admit when I first saw it I thought that there were "invisible nylon" strings holding those dancers up.
The evening I was there I met Alvin who was born in Texas. He was somewhat shy except when he went on stage and then his power and energy exploded.
David Hoffman
In other OF The Boys Movies " Slip Mahoney" Was " Muggs MC Guniess & Glimpy was also " Satch " You should be old enough to remember this also.
In the 1937 movie, "Dead End" , Leo Gorcey was known as " Spit" and Huntz Hall was known as "Dippy"
75 years ago,wow I'm 58 😎
great show
58:23... Where in the hell did all those people come from? But I do enjoy watching all the Dead End Kids / East Side Kids / Bowery Boys films...Scruno, You the Man!!!
Bagels " Donuts dipped in Cement."
So very True.Uneatable!
this is the best one.
Boy I'll say, those East Side Kids sure were a swell bunch!
Top cat
Cool. A younger Wheeler Oakman from Jail Bait and Night of the Ghouls and Frank Moran from The Corpse Vanishes, The Living Ghost and another East Side Kids one - Ghosts on the Loose.
First saw the whole series back in April 1978
I always did loved this show. I couldn't remember the name of the show. I knew they had a talk guy.
As a New Yorker all the East Side Kids who later became the Bowery Boys all spoke with a New York accent! 😊
This is one of my fave's by the East Side Kids. Marc Lawrence looks very familiar to me and usually played a villain. Noah Beery I remember and of course his famous father of the silent era. Anne Gillis doesn't ring a bell but she was quite the looker. There's also the handsome and young Gabriel Dell. I remember seeing an interview with him in the 70's on some talk show and he still looked good. It's hard to believe these are 77 yrs old. I'm 65 and grew up watching the East Side Kids , Bowery Boys and yes even the Dead End Kids lol
Same here Gasbe Dell appeared on Archie Bunkers TV Show a few times also
@@MyREDTAIL nah that was Billy Halop not Gabe Dell & Noah Beery was Rockford's dad a Wallace Beery's nephew
"I move it in and the Sheriff moves it out."
Good movie!!!!
I just discovered the dead end kids, I like them.
Thanks Bill, Thanks Danny.
I remember watching the east side kids every Saturday in the NYC.
And then after joined my ,
What they call today my "peeps" when we were in separetable the great friends of mine
Those were the days
My friend.
Yes. Saturday afternoons with the Eastside kids on channel 5 I believe. Unfortunately, these movies are in such bad shape they are hard to watch now
I used to east side comedy in New York Manhatton in the 60s.
Love Bowery boys, funny and fast talking....
I want live this years . OMG
Isn't the sailor Noah Berry from the Rockford Files?
yakk13 Yes. :)
yakk13 yup
Most of the kids in our block , watched these movies . 3 channels and B&W TV , what else , rabbit ears with foil . And don't forget Our Gang and Tarzan !
Glimpy was ☝of the best ever characters😉
Back when I was my own social media
The Beatles where picking people to put on their Sargent Peppers album cover. Every person they asked said YES! Except Leo Gorcey.
What a dope.
THANK YOU , THANK YOU, AND THANK YOU MY DEAREST " PIZZA FLICK" AND GUESS WHAT!! I HAVE AN ACCENT AS THICK AS A SLICE OF SICILIAN PIZZA AND EVERYTHING ON IT ! THE "BROOKLYN " GIRL. 😆xxxxxx
There is only one BROOKLYN, And it's in Kings County USA Right Antonia.
They sound like men
Thirty thoid and thoid!!!!
May the Sauce be with you.
Hiya kid! Wadda ya hear , wadda ya say?!
nice
Whoever wrote the description did not watch the movie.
cafe club owner reminds me of actor
Chazz Palmentieri
: "These Kids didn't have many virus problems, but then they didn't have Air Conditioning either."
Griffith Harland it wasn’t as hot back then either lol
La pandilla del punto muerto!!
Ponganlas en castellano o subtituladas que nos gusta verlas.
Just love the EAST SIDE KIDS & Dead End Kids .. the Bowery Boys a bit less so
I love the East Side Kids - but they're leaving the paralyzed old guy all alone ! lol (I'll keep watching to see what happens)
That's was movies was movies was nice clean to enjoy
Macafi the gangster played by marc laurence played carlo gambino
In the movie gotti and was in an episode of dukes of hazzard as late as 2000
1942 I was one year old.🤔
The lead criminal actor looks like David Lee Roth
I wonder why this movie have changed the names of the loveable kids gang so many times the Bowery boys the dead end kids the east side kids the Clancy street kids and who knows how many other names I might’ve forgotten??
dominic piscopo different studios = name changes. These guys bounced around the studios 😀🤷♀️
YOSH!
dis wuz a good un.
The character Rusty is played by Noah Berry Jr. Rocky from the Rockford files. Who’s uncle Wallace Beery was said to be involved with the death of one time Three stooges straight man Ted Healey
East Side kids and Mugsy looks like he's 38.
This country can do with a lot more gangs like that.
I wonder if "Baby Queen" is still around?(Betty Wells)
Why I aughta!
"Clancy"....LOL.
The Beatles wanted to put Leo Gorsey on the cover of the "Sergeant Pepper's" album. Leo wanted payment for his image. Brian Epstein said no. Buh bye.
Leo Gorcey also demanded for his pay to be doubled in 1945. The producer refused and Leo trashed the studio before he was escorted out! Huntz Hall appears on the cover of Sergeant Pepper's...
Hmm.
Who is going to watch her grandfather
Yous guys better be careful!
Always liked the east side boys.
mel bias I was there lol
It wasnt a baseball bat it was a leg off the broken chair.
3 slaps and Gabe cracked like an egg
Leo was so short
His parents were even shorter.
Louie Dumbrowsky Owner of " Louie's Sweet Shop" Was Leo Gorcy's real life Brother
@@MyREDTAIL Actually the actor who played Louie was his father.
@@df5295 His mom was 4-11 and Bernard his dad was 5-2 Leo was 5-6
@@MyREDTAIL his dad david was his brother
Wheres Billy Halop?
He wasn’t in any of the East side films.
@@similer5987 He was quite good in other movies.
@@marcmitchel25 Agreed! He and Gabe Dell are my favorite of the dead end kids.
He was on All in the Family back in the 70s.
Too Bad,All those Fun Bowery Boys/East Side /Dead End Kids/were shot/filmed in Hollywood!
SOMETIMES THERE'S ONLY 4 OR 5 KIDS AND OTHER TIMES 6 OR 7 EVEN 8????
Reform school had them as "visitors" a lot.
They fight like little girls.
Or like normal 15 - 16 year olds not trained to fight...
A lot of their punches miss by a lot! I know it's a movie but c'mon!
Jack Burdock it’s the 40’s stfu
@@dindinprivate3477 it was a movie + Monogram wasn't busting the budget for stunt doubles so the boys did their own and no one needed to get a broken jaw or hand
52:02
Danny Trejo brought me here via Vlad interview
BtrDaze same
1:00:22
I love the East Side Kids - but they're leaving the paralyzed old guy all alone ! lol (I'll keep watching to see what happens)
Hmm.