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Running time. 70 minutes. Country. United States. Language. English. Take My Life is an American film released in 1942. It featured a group of young actors known as the Harlem Tuff Kids. In this film they join the U.S. Army. [1] The group also appeared in the 1939 film Reform School.
With Monte Hawley, Jeni Le Gon, The Harlem Tuff-Kids, DeForest Covan. A well meaning Dr. lends his building to a group of neighborhood kids. When the neighbors learn that they are members Harlem tough -kid gang, they suspect that their operation there conducting nefarious deeds.
- Harry M. Popkin
- 1942-07-03
- Crime, Drama, War
- 70
A well meaning Dr. lends his building to a group of neighborhood kids. When the neighbors learn that they are members Harlem tough -kid gang, they suspect that their operation there conducting nefarious deeds.
1942 Directed by Harry M. Popkin. Thrill To The Brown Bombers In Action. A well meaning Dr. lends his building to a group of neighborhood kids. When the neighbors learn that they are members Harlem tough -kid gang, they suspect that their operation there conducting nefarious deeds. Cast. Crew. Details. Genres. Releases.
- Harry M. Popkin
- Goldseal Productions
Sinopse: <SITR></SITR>Um Dr. bem-intencionado empresta seu prédio para um grupo de crianças da vizinhança. Quando os vizinhos descobrem que eles são membros da gangue de garotos durões do Harlem, eles suspeitam que sua operação ali está conduzindo a
Directed by: Harry M. Popkin. Stars: Monte Hawley, Jeni Le Gon and DeForest Covan. Releasedate: 3 July 1942. US. UK. This movie is not available on US streaming services. 10 Sec. Benedict Cumberbatch & Gaby Hoffman Talk ERIC. "Thrill To The Brown Bombers In Action" New York, early 1940s.
Ace Baldwin, a small-time hood, has manipulated a group of impressionable youths into forming a gang of petty thieves. Johnny Thurman, a member of the gang, has convinced his brother, Dr. Bob, to rent them a clubhouse, which is actually a front for the gang's illicit enterprise. Helen Stanley,...
