Huntz Hall

A young man's rich uncle is coming to town and now he has to recruit his gang members to pose as his 6 siblings his father bragged about having!

From 1946 to 1958, the comedy ensemble known as the Bowery Boys starred in more than 40 films. Led by "Slip" Mahoney (Leo Gorcey) and "Sach" Jones (Huntz Hall), the New York City natives solve mysteries, go on globe-trotting adventures, and scheme to get rich. The Bowery Boys discover a magic lamp and find themselves transported to ancient Arabia.

A Bowery Boy gets a sugar high that causes a psychic trance, but his gig as a fortune teller leads to a mad doctor’s spooky scheme with a monster.

From 1946 to 1958, the comedy ensemble known as the Bowery Boys starred in more than 40 films.

Slip and Sach suspect an illegal casino in the death of their boss so they go undercover as croupiers and a rich gambler to catch their criminals.

Muggs and the gang make friends with a millionaire they saved from a mugging from his own nephew, who they decide to make reform himself and fast!

The Bowery Boys form a unit of their own --- to go to war.

After their friend is killed during a boxing match, the Bowery Boys gang teams up with a fighter to break up a fight-fixing racket.

When one of the Bowery Boys becomes a suspect in a robbery, the group scrambles to clear his name with the help of a professor's explosive inventions.

When the East Side Kids try to surprise newlyweds by fixing up their new home, they mistakenly go to a haunted house where Nazi spies are hiding out.

Thirty years of film clips, interviews, outtakes, stills and more pay tribute to the lives and work of the comedy legends known as the Bowery Boys.

Muggs and the East Side Kids come to the rescue of a wrongly-accused girl, who is discovered in the home of a man murdered by a mystery assailant.

While a cop steers a rough young street-fighter away from being a public nuisance, a petty hoodlum leads a smart, studious kid into a life of crime.

Muggs and the East Side Kids are stuck in reform school and must save a wrongly accused man from being sentenced to death for a murder he didn't do.

After getting $200 for sending a crook to the clink, informant Danny falls out with his gang of roughnecks when they insist he share the reward.

The East Side Kids take on a gang of Japanese spies.

The seventh film in the East Side Kids series finds Muggs and the gang stranded at a desolate mansion with a Dracula look-alike and his dwarf sidekick.

A stage star (Grace Hayes) buys her son (Peter Lind Hayes) a cafe, and he and his college buddies put on a show.