Kid Dynamite (1943) East Side Kids DVD, MP4 Download, USB Flash Drive
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Leo Gorcey As An East Side Boxing Champ Is Kidnapped Before A Prize Match Against The West Side Champion - Was It The West Side Gang Who Kidnapped Him, Or Was It His Own Brother Who Took Gorcey's Place In The Ring And Won The Match? (And Note That Morey Amsterdam Provided Additional Dialogue For The Film!) -- All Presented In The Highest DVD Quality MPG Video Format Of 9.1 MBPS As An MP4 Video Download Or Archival Quality All Regions Format DVD! (Black/White, 1943, 1 Hour 6 Minutes.)
Contents:
KID DYNAMITE
Director:
Wallace Fox
WriterS:
Paul Ernst (Story, "The Old Gang"), Gerald Schnitzer (Screenplay), Morey Amsterdam (Additional dialogue)
Cast:
Leo Gorcey ... Muggs McGinnis
Huntz Hall ... Glimpy McGleavey
Bobby Jordan ... Danny Lyons
Gabriel Dell ... Harry Wycoff
Pamela Blake ... Ivy McGinnis
Benny Bartlett ... Beanie Miller
Ernest Morrison ... Scruno Jackson (as Sunshine Sammy)
Bobby Stone ... Stoney Stone
David Durand ... Skinny Collins (as Dave Durand)
Vince Barnett ... Klinkhammer
Daphne Pollard ... Mrs. McGinnis
Charles Judels ... Nick - Pool Hall Owner
Dudley Dickerson ... Jackson
Henry Hall ... Louis Gendick
Minerva Urecal ... Judge
Wheeler Oakman ... Tony - Bookie
Marguerita Padula ... Mrs. Lyons (as Margaret Padula)
Jack Mulhall ... Clancy - Second Abductor
Kay Marvis ... Kay - Muggs' Dance Partner
Ray Miller ... Ray - First Abductor
Mike Riley's Orchestra ... Mike Riley's Orchestra
Marion Miller ... Singer at Dance Contest
Kid Dynamite is a 1943 American film directed by Wallace Fox and starring the East Side Kids. It was based on the 1942 short story The Old Gang by Paul Ernst and features additional dialogue by comedian Morey Amsterdam. It was released on February 5, 1943. The working title of this film was Little Mobsters. The first set of credits lists Pamela Blake, Mike Riley's Orchestra and Marion Miller. The comprehensive cast list, however, omits the Orchestra and Miller. In such a case, the IMDb cast ordering uses the first set of credits first, followed by the rest from the second set. In a previous East Side Kids film, "Glimpy" was a family name, but here it's Huntz Hall's character's first name or nickname. Ava Gardner was scheduled to play Ivy, but she was replaced by Pamela Blake because of illness.
Leo Gorcey As An East Side Boxing Champ Is Kidnapped Before A Prize Match Against The West Side Champion - Was It The West Side Gang Who Kidnapped Him, Or Was It His Own Brother Who Took Gorcey's Place In The Ring And Won The Match? (And Note That Morey Amsterdam Provided Additional Dialogue For The Film!) -- All Presented In The Highest DVD Quality MPG Video Format Of 9.1 MBPS As An MP4 Video Download Or Archival Quality All Regions Format DVD! (Black/White, 1943, 1 Hour 6 Minutes.)
Contents:
KID DYNAMITE
Director:
Wallace Fox
WriterS:
Paul Ernst (Story, "The Old Gang"), Gerald Schnitzer (Screenplay), Morey Amsterdam (Additional dialogue)
Cast:
Leo Gorcey ... Muggs McGinnis
Huntz Hall ... Glimpy McGleavey
Bobby Jordan ... Danny Lyons
Gabriel Dell ... Harry Wycoff
Pamela Blake ... Ivy McGinnis
Benny Bartlett ... Beanie Miller
Ernest Morrison ... Scruno Jackson (as Sunshine Sammy)
Bobby Stone ... Stoney Stone
David Durand ... Skinny Collins (as Dave Durand)
Vince Barnett ... Klinkhammer
Daphne Pollard ... Mrs. McGinnis
Charles Judels ... Nick - Pool Hall Owner
Dudley Dickerson ... Jackson
Henry Hall ... Louis Gendick
Minerva Urecal ... Judge
Wheeler Oakman ... Tony - Bookie
Marguerita Padula ... Mrs. Lyons (as Margaret Padula)
Jack Mulhall ... Clancy - Second Abductor
Kay Marvis ... Kay - Muggs' Dance Partner
Ray Miller ... Ray - First Abductor
Mike Riley's Orchestra ... Mike Riley's Orchestra
Marion Miller ... Singer at Dance Contest
Kid Dynamite is a 1943 American film directed by Wallace Fox and starring the East Side Kids. It was based on the 1942 short story The Old Gang by Paul Ernst and features additional dialogue by comedian Morey Amsterdam. It was released on February 5, 1943. The working title of this film was Little Mobsters. The first set of credits lists Pamela Blake, Mike Riley's Orchestra and Marion Miller. The comprehensive cast list, however, omits the Orchestra and Miller. In such a case, the IMDb cast ordering uses the first set of credits first, followed by the rest from the second set. In a previous East Side Kids film, "Glimpy" was a family name, but here it's Huntz Hall's character's first name or nickname. Ava Gardner was scheduled to play Ivy, but she was replaced by Pamela Blake because of illness.