The gang heads to the old west to redeem Louie's honor, find a gold mine and a bald baby, and right an old wrong.The gang heads to the old west to redeem Louie's honor, find a gold mine and a bald baby, and right an old wrong.The gang heads to the old west to redeem Louie's honor, find a gold mine and a bald baby, and right an old wrong.
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- (as Billy Benedict)
- Blackjack
- (as Jack Norman)
- Chief Hi-Octane
- (as Chief Yowlachi)
- Big Moose
- (as Billy Wilkerson)
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- TriviaFinal appearance of Bobby Jordan in a Bowery Boys movie.
- GoofsAbout 40 minutes into the film, when Slip enters the saloon firing his pistols into the air, a cut to the cover shot shows a saloon gal and cowboy with black hat, oblivious to the gunfire, moving around a table and to our left. Cut back to Slip firing a few more rounds and then back to the cover shot which shows the same sequence of the cowboy and the gal walking around the table.
- Quotes
Horace Debussy 'Sach' Jones: I had a dream, a beautiful dream. Fellas, we was all out west. Louie, you was a free man, and you guys, you got $5,000 reward. Gabe, you had a girl, a beautiful girl - Katherine - and you was gonna kiss her. You, Slip, you had gold, piles of gold, and I was a hero.
Louie, aka Louie the Lout: I was a free man?
Horace Debussy 'Sach' Jones: Yep.
Whitey, Chuck, Bobby: And we had $5,000?
Horace Debussy 'Sach' Jones: Yep.
Gabe, aka The Klondike Kid: And I had a beautiful girl?
Horace Debussy 'Sach' Jones: Mm-hm.
Slip' Mahoney, aka 'Dead-Eye Dan McGurke: And I had a pile of gold?
Horace Debussy 'Sach' Jones: Yep. I have beautiful dreams, don't I?
Slip' Mahoney, aka 'Dead-Eye Dan McGurke: Oh, you coitainly do!
[hits Sach hard with his hat]
Horace Debussy 'Sach' Jones: Oop! Whadda ya hittin' ME for?
Slip' Mahoney, aka 'Dead-Eye Dan McGurke: For waking up! Go back to sleep!
- ConnectionsFollowed by Angels' Alley (1948)
- SoundtracksLouie, the Lout
Music and lyrics by Eddie Cherkose
Played on a banjo and sung by Bernard Gorcey (uncredited)
When the film begins in New York City, Louie is strumming a guitar and singing a western-style song. Then, a sheriff arrives on horseback to the malt shop...and Louie hides. It seems that he's there to arrest Louie for murder....and he's been looking for it for 20 years. Now never before nor never after did the movies ever mention that Louie was a prospector out west...never. Nor did they mention any treasure map that he's been hiding all these years!! And so, it's not an unfair jump to say that this plot is completely contrived and bizarre.
Slip announces that the gang is headed west--to clear Louie's name AND find that gold mine. As for the mine, the map for it is tattooed on Louie's back...but he absolutely refuses to come with them. So, they draw an identical copy on Sach's back...something this numb-skull shows off as soon as they arrive! Slip isn't much smarter, as he shoots off his mouth and tells a woman he just met that his friend Gabe has infiltrated the local gang and is going by the name of 'Klondike'! What's next?
I could see folks liking "Bowery Buckaroos" because it's fun to see the familiar characters in such an unfamiliar locale. Or, they could just realize that it's very contrived and illogical ....and strongly dislike it. Either opinion could easily be understood. I feel a bit of each! Overall, an enjoyable brainless film!
- planktonrules
- Aug 1, 2020
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- Runtime1 hour 6 minutes
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- 1.37 : 1