Dead End Kids Dress Parade/Hell's Kitchen "1920's" then I am against Rome

then I am against Rome

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Dead End Kids Dress Parade/Hell's Kitchen "1920's" then I am against RomeThe kid stars of Broadway's Dead End were seasoned series vets by 1939, having already appeared in a number of films backing up the likes of James Cagney, Humphrey Bogart and Pat O'Brien. By 1939, their popularity propelled them to headliner status and the Kids were now the stars. The Dead End Kids on Dress Parade features Leo Gorcey's first appearance under the moniker "Slip," playing the wise mouthed, malcontent that would become his signature. The