Block Busters

An American kid has been raised in France and when he comes to the US, he doesn't fit in with his peers. In particular, he and Muggs instantly dislike each other and begin a fight...and both get arrested. The judge has an idea...to sentence BOTH to six months...but suspend it IF the pair can stay out of trouble. And, if one of them messes up, they'll both get sent away. And, they are expected to act almost like probation officers for each other...and this means that 'Frenchy' will hang out with the East Side Kids. What's next? See for yourself.

The film, despite the fight between the young men, is amazingly okay and unexciting...and nothing more. It is quite predictable and the ending came as no shock at all.

By the way, the silent film star, Harry Langdon, appears in the film. Additionally, Billy Benedict plays yet another role as a character other than Whitey...who he played in all the later films. Here, he plays a guy in a rival gang.