Gang member, Muggs, aspires to be a jockey and tries to cheat his way to the top.Gang member, Muggs, aspires to be a jockey and tries to cheat his way to the top.Gang member, Muggs, aspires to be a jockey and tries to cheat his way to the top.
Ernest Morrison
- Scruno
- (as Sunshine Sammy)
Richard Terry
- Henchman Blackie
- (as Richard R. Terry)
Victor Adamson
- Turf Club Extra
- (uncredited)
Forrest Taylor
- Horse Trainer Morgan
- (uncredited)
Nick Wall
- Jockey Jimmy Sullivan
- (uncredited)
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- Writers
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThis film received its initial telecast in the New York City area Tuesday 13 June 1950 on WCBS (Channel 2).
- Quotes
Muggs Maloney: Heeey, ya seen da postman yet?
Danny Dolan: Naw. You expectin' a letter?
Muggs Maloney: What's it to ya?
Danny Dolan: Nut'in'. I was jis' wond'rin' who's gonna read it to ya.
[the boys all laugh but one]
Muggs Maloney: [not laughing] Very witty. Verrry witty.
- ConnectionsFollowed by Pride of the Bowery (1940)
- SoundtracksAll God's Chillun Got Wings
(uncredited)
Traditional Negro Spitiual
Sung a cappella by Clarence Muse and danced by Ernest Morrison
Featured review
They're Off To The Races
In That Gang Of Mine, the East Side Kids get themselves involved in the horse racing game when they offer shelter to Clarence Muse and the thoroughbred horse he won in a poker game. Muse has been around the race tracks for a long time and he's convinced he's got a winner on his hands. As it turns out Leo Gorcey has ambitions to be a jockey and the horse and Gorcey's ambition form the basis for the plot of this film.
The horse may be talented and Milton Kibbee whose son Eugene Francis hangs out with the East Side Kids agrees. They pony up the entry and stabling fees and then later takeover the training of the horse itself with their stable string and their professional trainer. Clarence Muse however is not cut out of the picture at all.
The problem is Gorcey who just hasn't got the experience and maybe not the raw talent needed to be a jockey. But he doesn't want to hear that from anyone. Both Gorcey and Muse deliver some really great performances in That Gang Of Mine, making it maybe the best of the East Side Kids features.
Also in the cast is Canadian jockey Nick Wall playing a rather arrogant top jockey who came from the East Side and forgets his roots or would like to. When Gorcey finally wakes up and smells the coffee he gives Wall an attitude adjustment and Wall rides him in the big race at the finale.
Definitely the best or one of the best of the East Side Kids features.
The horse may be talented and Milton Kibbee whose son Eugene Francis hangs out with the East Side Kids agrees. They pony up the entry and stabling fees and then later takeover the training of the horse itself with their stable string and their professional trainer. Clarence Muse however is not cut out of the picture at all.
The problem is Gorcey who just hasn't got the experience and maybe not the raw talent needed to be a jockey. But he doesn't want to hear that from anyone. Both Gorcey and Muse deliver some really great performances in That Gang Of Mine, making it maybe the best of the East Side Kids features.
Also in the cast is Canadian jockey Nick Wall playing a rather arrogant top jockey who came from the East Side and forgets his roots or would like to. When Gorcey finally wakes up and smells the coffee he gives Wall an attitude adjustment and Wall rides him in the big race at the finale.
Definitely the best or one of the best of the East Side Kids features.
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- bkoganbing
- Jul 4, 2011
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- Тази моя тайфа
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- Runtime1 hour 2 minutes
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- 1.37 : 1
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