Summaries

After a punch in the nose, Sach gains the ability to read minds, so Slip and the gang take on a detective agency to try cashing in on Sach's new power.

A hit on the nose by Herbie gives Sach mind-reading power, prompting Slip, Chuck, Butch and Louie to buy the Eagle Eye Detective Agency... using, of course, Louie's money. In waltzes Myra Hagen, who leaves the boys a valuable fur coat and a sealed letter to be given to the District Attorney in the event anything happens to her. John Graham, posing as an insurance man, makes his entrance following Myra's exit, but he's actually connected with fur crooks. He is given the coat but the boys are unable to produce the letter, which vanished after Sach blew up their safe and wrecked the office. In the event it shows up, Professor Damon, leader of the gang and operating a Health Farm as a cover, has henchmen Soapy and Al kidnap Herbie as a ransom against the delivery of the letter, which blows the lid on the gang. Slip, disguised as a Viennese doctor, and Sach, as an invalid old woman wearing Mary Pickford curls, visit the Farm to rescue Myra and Herbie.—Les Adams <[email protected]>

Details

Keywords
  • psychotronic film
  • slapped in the face
  • boxing equipment
  • gymnastics equipment
  • boys club
Genres
  • Action
  • Adventure
  • Comedy
  • Crime
Release date Dec 5, 1953
Motion Picture Rating (MPA) Approved
Countries of origin United States
Language English
Filming locations Monogram/Allied Artists Studios - 1725 Fleming Street, Los Angeles, California, USA
Production companies Monogram Pictures

Box office

Tech specs

Runtime 1h 4m
Color Black and White
Aspect ratio 1.85 : 1

Synopsis

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