Dead End Kids/ Bowery Boys

The Bowery Boys were fictional New York City characters who were the subject of feature films released by Monogram Pictures from 1946 through 1958. The Bowery Boys were successors of the "The East Side Kids," who were the subject of films since 1940. The group originated as the "Dead End Kids", who originally appeared in the 1937 film Dead End.

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A press shot of stars Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall and Mickey Knox for the 1949 Bowery Boys cult classic, Angels In Disguise.

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Classic Hollywood

Dead End

Tough Guy

Golden Age Of Hollywood

Vintage Beauty

Golden Age

Billy Halop, born Feb. 11, 1920

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The Dead End Kids - 1938

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Hollywood Actors

Hollywood

Actors

Huntz Hall as "Pig" in "Little Tough Guy." Universal (1938)

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Huntz Hall, born August 15, 1920 - died January 30, 1999. 78; actor.---(9/5/1960)---Las Vegas---Former Dead End Kid Wed Here---Huntz Hall, 40, one of the original Dead End Kids, was married here early last Saturday to TV actress Colleen Vico, 32, The couple pose by their wedding cake at a champagne supper held immediately following their wedding at the Dunes Hotel. It was the third marriage for Hall and the second for Miss Vico. AP Wirephoto

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John Garfield , Ann Sheridan , Claude Rains, and The Dead End Kids. "They Made Me A Criminal" - 1939 . It is also a remake of "The Life of Jimmy Dolan" - 1934

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Turner Classic Movies

Leo Garcey

Dead End Kids Leo Gorcey , Billy Halop and Huntz Hall - 1938

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---(2/7/1956)---Los Angeles---'Dead End Kid' Gets Divorce---Actor Leo Gorcey, 38, one of the original "Dead End Kids" of the movies, enters court today to obtain a divorce from actress Amelita Ward, his third wife. He accused her of turning their married life into "a series of love affairs with other men." AP Wirephoto.