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William WestFlying Wild (1941)

Da East Side Kids get jobs at a airplane factory, and discover that one of the employees is a spy.


This movie is part of the collection: Feature Films

Director: William West
Producer: Sam Katzman, Pete Mayer
Production Company: Monogram Pictures Corporation
Audio/Visual: sound, b&w
Keywords: Comedy; East Side Kids

Creative Commons license: Public Domain

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Reviewer: Cat Springs - - November 1, 2009
Subject: Great movie....but?
This was a great movie via the "Dead End Kids", but I did miss Huntz Hall. And I have always had a thing for Mary Bovard (Maizie) even though she was only in this film for 30 seconds or so. And who was the woman, who winked at Muggs at the end? However, why were they talking of spys, when Japan attacked the US in December?

Reviewer: malary - - May 7, 2009
Subject: What Comedy!
The kids are hilarious in this picture, as they are in all their features. Muggs is one of the toughest yet very likeable characters I've ever seen. This is a good comedy to watch with the whole family

Reviewer: spacebar_presser - - November 14, 2006
Subject: Flying Wild
An enjoyable film with the Muggs and the gang.
Seems to be missing a minute or two of footage early in the movie. One of the gang is going to be asaulted, then the next scene he already has! But other then that missing moment, it's a good film.

Reviewer: Douglas fae Aiberdeen - - August 26, 2005
Subject: Spring in the Bronx?
The East Side Kids 'Flying Wild' is an enjoyable little piece of fluff - entertaining, and almost as valuable as a piece of social history, depicting the USA gearing up for entry into the Second World War (more by implication than express statement)and Leo Gorcey and pals taking on the saboteurs. Birds are boids and derbies are doibies - if you've read Ogden Nash's Spring in the Bronx you'll recognise the patois. Nash also said:

The Bronx?
No, Thonx!

To which I riposte:

Leo Goisey
Beats New Joisey.

The East End Kids became the Bowery Boys. There must be nigh-on 60 of their films - zero budget comedies. I'd like to see more on archive.org Here's hoping. Oh! and BTW, there's something about Leo Gorcey which reminds me of Quentin Tarrentino. Can anyone else see the resemblance?


Douglas

PS. The film starts at a frenetic pace, which it (understandably) fails to maintain. There are plenty of laughs. I don't think that this is a full print of the film, though - a chunk seems to be missing from the middle, in which Leo Grocey and Bobby Jordan get sapped by the dirty Ratzi fiver saboteurs and have a bombsite blueprint stolen from them. None of this is however shown - 5 minutes of unusable footage, perchance?