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Re: Bowery Boys TCM Watch
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Hey BoLorKay --
Gabe Dell was always my favorite, too, and I think it was generally agreed that he was the best actor of the lot (at least he was to go on to a much more varied career once he left the Boys). Interesting how you could see the latter-film separation between him and the rest of the gang in such films as "Angels in Disguise", where the BB are their usual semi-juvenile selves and Gabe's matured, playing a cop.
Anyone remember the looong-ago "Tomorrow" show with Tom Snyder, when he had both Huntz and Gabe as his guests? I believe Tom also brought on an ardent BB fan to meet the gents. What I recall most about that particular program was how Gabe and Huntz kept interupting each other until Tom stepped in and requested that they speak one at a time.
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