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Showing posts with label East Side Kids. Show all posts
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Sunday, May 25, 2025

When Ava Gardner Co-Starred With The East Side Kids ("Ghosts On The Loose", 1943) (video)




This East Side Kids comedy was Ava Gardner's first credited role.

She played "Betty", bride of Rick Vallin and sister of "Glimpy" (Huntz Hall).

Ava grew up on a North Carolina tobacco farm, the youngest of seven children.

She got her first break in Hollywood on the strength of a single portrait...
...in the window of a photographic studio.

Ava was once dubbed "The World's Most Beautiful Animal" in a publicity campaign.
A director once gushed, "She can't talk, she can't act, she's sensational!"

By 1945 she smoked three packs of cigarettes a day...
...and was known for her drinking and salty language.

She was married to Frank Sinatra, Artie Shaw, and Mickey Rooney.

She was nominated for Best Actress for "Mogambo" in 1953.
And later won critical praise for her role in "Night of the Iguana."

Ava died of pneumonia in 1990 at age 67.

Her last words were: "I'm so tired."


Factoids by IMDb
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Tuesday, May 23, 2023

Did Bela Lugosi Say The "S" Word in "Ghosts On the Loose"? (East Side Kids, 1943)




In the 1943 Monogram picture "Ghosts On the Loose", the East Side Kids meet Bela Lugosi.

(The movie featured, by the way, the first credited role for a very young Ava Gardner.)

The boys are busy cleaning up an old house for a friend, but Bela doesn't want them there. 

"Sunshine Sammy" Morrison goes to dust a picture. The dust gets up Bela's nose, and...

Wait a minute! Did Bela just say what I thought he said?

Must be Hungarian for "Aaaa-chooo!" 

 

Originally posted on 2/27/18
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