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HIGH C'S |
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WWI doughboy Charley (Charley Chase) isn't really GI material. He's more interested in pitching woo to French girl Antoinette (Thelma Todd) and making music with his pals than he is in fighting the Germans. His superior officer, Griffin, already has it in for him since Griffin is himself smitten with Antoinette. Charley will do anything to keep the songs a-comin'. When his tenor is shot through the adam's apple, he tricks a German soldier with a lovely yodel into crossing enemy lines to take the American singer's place. When separated from his buddies, he contrives to get himself thrown in the brig from whence he hears beautiful prison harmonies wafting. | ||||
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In this sequel to HIGH C'S, Charley is released from the brig and is preparing to embark for America. He sneaks Mademoiselle Antoinette aboard ship disguised, unconvincingly, as a soldier. He spends the rest of the voyage keeping Antoinette hidden from the suspicious Griffin and music-making with his re-united pals. | ||||
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One of the Bowery Boys has his picture taken outside a bank just as a gang of robbers is making its getaway, making him prime suspect in the criminal investigation. Slip Mahoney and the rest of the Boys try to keep their buddy under wraps while gathering the evidence that will clear him. This entails the Boys posing as out-of-town gangsters and confronting Ace Deuce's mob, the guys who really pulled the bank job. At some point, Ace's muscle-man swallows an experimental formula which turns him into a human explosive!
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