From Dead Ends to the East Side and finally landing in Louie's Sweet Shop in the heart of the Bowery (3rd and Canal, natch!), there was no stopping these Boys! When understudy Leo Gorcey joined the ensemble of teen thespians on stage for the Broadway hit "Dead End", Hollywood soon followed with William Wyler taking the troupe in toto for 1937's film version. Personifying the grit and heart of the kid gangs sprouting up in city slums, these little wise guys quickly stole the nation's heart. Ably anchored by the central pair of Huntz Hall and Leo Gorcey, the kids moved from "preachment" and crime pictures to straight up comedy as The Bowery Boys - and the rest is history as the boys capered through scores of pictures for over two decades!
48 films
Live Wires
1946
In Fast Company
1946
Bowery Bombshell
1946
Spook Busters
1946
Mr. Hex
1946
Hard Boiled Mahoney
1947
News Hounds
1947
Bowery Buckaroos
1947
Angels' Alley
1948
Jinx Money
1948
Smuggler's Cove
1948
Trouble Makers
1948
Fighting Fools
1949
Hold That Baby!
1949
Angels in Disguise
1949
Master Minds
1949
Blonde Dynamite
1950
Lucky Losers
1950
Watching
Triple Trouble
1950
Blues Busters
1950
Bowery Battalion
1951
Ghost Chasers
1951
Let's Go Navy!
1951
Crazy Over Horses
1951
Hold That Line
1952
Here Come the Marines
1952
Feudin' Fools
1952
No Holds Barred
1952
Jalopy
1953
Loose in London
1953
Clipped Wings
1953
Private Eyes
1953
Paris Playboys
1954
The Bowery Boys Meet the Monsters
1954
Jungle Gents
1954
Bowery to Bagdad
1955
High Society
1955
Spy Chasers
1955
Jail Busters
1955
Dig That Uranium
1955
Crashing Las Vegas
1956
Fighting Trouble
1956
Hot Shots
1956
Hold That Hypnotist
1957
Spook Chasers
1957
Looking for Danger
1957
Up In Smoke
1957
In the Money
1958
Jean Yarbrough (Director) · Charles R. Marion (Screenplay)
Leo Gorcey
Slip Mahoney
Huntz Hall
Horace Debussy 'Sach' Jones
G. Pat Collins
Bat Armstrong
Effie Laird
Ma Armstrong
Bernard Gorcey
Louie Dumbrowsky
William Benedict
Whitey, Bowery Boy
David Gorcey
Bowery Boy #4, dark-haired
Buddy Gorman
Bowery Boy #5, slender
Joseph Crehan
Warden Burnside
Richard Benedict
Skeets O'Neil
Frank Marlowe
Ma's Clean-shaven Henchman
Eddie Foster
Ma's Henchman with Mustache
Gabriel Dell
Gabriel 'Gabe' Moreno
Lyn Thomas
Shirley O'Brien, Gabe's Secretary
Eddie Gribbon
'Hobo' Barton, convict
Paul Dubov
Pretty Boy Gleason
Joe Turkel
Benny the Blood (as Joseph Turkel)
George Chandler
'Squirrely' Davis, convict
Jonathan Hale
The Judge
Edward Gargan
Officer Murphy
William Haade
Dialogue Cop Arresting the Boys
Harry Strang
Solitary Confinement Guard
Lyle Talbot
Prison Yard Guard
Stanley Blystone
Captain of the Guards
Tom Kennedy
Third Convict Calling Out from Cell
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Slip and Sach take the rap for a robbery they did not commit in order to uncover the real robbers, whom they suspect are led by a convict who gives orders to his gang outside via a short-wave radio stashed somewhere in the prison.
