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Dead End Kids | Inner City
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The second of seven movies featuring The Dead End Kids.
The five dollars that Junkie was going to pay Frankie for a week's work in this 1938 drama is equivalent to about $97 in 2021.
The boys at the reform school recite the Pledge of Allegiance without the phrase "under God." The phrase wasn't added to the Pledge by law until 1954.
This film marked Gale Page's screen debut. According to a news item in HR, Page replaced Gloria Dickson.
This film is similar to another Humphrey Bogart film, San Quentin (1937), in which Bogie is a San Quentin prisoner whose sister falls in love with the reform-minded captain of the guards.
"Bugs: [seeing Goofy in an ill-fitting suit] What are you all dressed up for? Goofy: Me and Pops was over to see Mom. She's in the county jail. Fats: Yeah? What for? Goofy: Thirty days. Pop's goin' next 'cause he's gonna beat up Mama when she gts out."
"Officer Hogan: What are you kids cookin' up now? Some way to rob a bank? Frankie Warren: Go on! Whatta yuh talkin' about? Frankie Warren: We ain't done nuthin'! Officer Hogan: Oh, yeah? Whenever you and your gang get together, I smell trouble in the wind, and it comes down the street like a garbage wagon. Come on, break it up! [the boys grumble but move]"
