East Side Kids: Kid Dynamite | Leo Gorcey; Huntz Hall; Bobby Jordan; Gabriel Dell; Pamela Blake;...

East Side Kids: Kid Dynamite | Leo Gorcey; Huntz Hall; Bobby Jordan; Gabriel Dell; Pamela Blake; Benny Bartlett; Ernest Morrison; Bobby Stone; David Durand; Vince Barnett; Daphne Pollard; Charles Judels; Dudley Dickerson; Henry Hall; Minerva Urecal; Wheeler Oakman; Marguerita Padula; Jack Mulhall; Kay Marvis; Ray Miller | Oddly Entertaining Mixture of Low Comedy and Patriotism

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East Side Kids: Ki...

	East Side Kids: Kid Dynamite Leo Gorcey; Huntz Hall; Bobby Jordan; Gabriel Dell; Pamela Blake; Benny Bartlett; Ernest Morrison; Bobby Stone; David Durand; Vince Barnett; Daphne Pollard; Charles Judels; Dudley Dickerson; Henry Hall; Minerva Urecal; Wheeler Oakman; Marguerita Padula; Jack Mulhall; Kay Marvis; Ray Miller Passion Productions, 2003 average customer review:based on 5 reviews
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Kid Dynamaite Packs A Wallop!

The story centers around Muggs and Bobby Jordan.Bobby fills in for Muggs at a boxing match and that's where the trouble starts. The film is fast, funny, and very entertaining. Huntz Hall and the rest of the gang are there too. Look for the scene with the dancing contest. It is very good! Leo Gorcey and Huntz Hall put on a good and hillarious dance act! This film is a winner!

Oddly Entertaining Mixture of Low Comedy and Patriotism

By the time the Second World War had started, Leo Gorcey had already made a name for himself as the tough East Side thug, who along with Huntz Hall, Billy Hallop and Gabriel Dell proved to be pleasant diversions from the lingering aftereffects of the Depression. When the paying audience saw Gorcey as Mugs McGinnis they knew that they would view some pretty funny ad libbing and mangling of English. In KID DYNAMITE, Gorcey continues this trend but to a new purpose. The first half is your routine East Side Kid adventure with Gorcey being kidnapped so Billy Hallop could fight in his place and win a boxing match. Gorcey gets to shine in a vastly amusing dance contest with Huntz Hall also showing his hoofer abilities. But the real star is the United States Army which is praised in ways that sound mind numbing when compared to how the military is depicted today as vicious, hateful, and murderous. In the innocent 40s, the military was glorified to the extent that even the low browed East Side Kids could find redemption merely by wearing the uniform. THE DYNAMITE KID is a period piece that shows that innocence is a trait that need never go out of style no matter what garbage Brian DePalma might put out in REDACTED.

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EAST SIDE KIDS SPARKLE WITH AD LIBBING.

In this wartime (1943) East Side Kids picture, Muggs McGinnis (Leo Gorcey), East Side boxing champion, is scheduled to meet the West Side kingpin in the ring for the City title, but is kidnapped by several thugs just before the bout, resulting in Muggs' friend and fellow gang member, Danny Lyons (Bobby Jordan) replacing him and defeating the West Sider, only to have Muggs believe that Danny was responsible for the abduction in order to achieve glory. The film is marked by the clever ad libbing skills of the entourage which, while at times intentionally corny, help to propel the story rapidly along and the customary East Side mixture of boxers, gangsters, and patriotic propaganda is leavened with a dash of romance and a funny jitterbug contest featuring big band singer/comedienne Marion Miller, all competently directed by Wallace Fox.

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