Mistaken for a detective, Slip takes on the case of a missing woman, which turns out to be bogus.Mistaken for a detective, Slip takes on the case of a missing woman, which turns out to be bogus.Mistaken for a detective, Slip takes on the case of a missing woman, which turns out to be bogus.
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William 'Billy' Benedict
- Whitey
- (as Billy Benedict)
William Ruhl
- McGregor - Apartment Manager
- (as Bill Ruhl)
Joe Bautista
- Estaban
- (uncredited)
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"In order to be a detective ya gotta have a deductible mind. Ya gotta have the power of treason."
Not one of the more agreeable Bowery Boys movies for me. The plot is bungled as Leo Gorcey (as Slip Mahoney) takes it upon himself to become a self-made private eye attempting to find a missing woman. Not much humor to howl about in the mix. Interesting note: Gabriel Dell, who as far as I've known up till this viewing had usually played the straight man against all the insanity, actually dons a pair of geeky glasses as one of the zanies in the group this time around. He looks completely forced and out of his element.
Not one of the more agreeable Bowery Boys movies for me. The plot is bungled as Leo Gorcey (as Slip Mahoney) takes it upon himself to become a self-made private eye attempting to find a missing woman. Not much humor to howl about in the mix. Interesting note: Gabriel Dell, who as far as I've known up till this viewing had usually played the straight man against all the insanity, actually dons a pair of geeky glasses as one of the zanies in the group this time around. He looks completely forced and out of his element.
- JoeKarlosi
- Aug 3, 2004
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Did you know
- TriviaThe only film in the Bowery Boys series where Gabe is part of the gang and not a former member or protagonist.
- GoofsAt 10:47 Gabe chews on a match. The match shifts from left and right sides of his mouth between group shots and close-ups, and even seems to disappear entirely in the last shot.
- Quotes
Terence Aloysius 'Slip' Mahoney: [Bobby gets thrown out of a psychic office] D'ya learn anything?
Bobby: Yeah, I learned I can bounce.
- ConnectionsFollowed by News Hounds (1947)
Details
- Runtime1 hour 3 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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