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''The Boy Friends'' is a series of American Pre-Code comedy short films released between 1930 and 1932. The series consisted of fifteen films and was spun off from the long running ''Our Gang'' film series (also known as ''The Little Rascals''). ==Overview== Like the ''Our Gang'' shorts of the time, ''The Boy Friends'' films were two-reel short subjects produced by Hal Roach through Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. They featured teenaged actors including some, particularly Mickey Daniels and Mary Kornman, who as children had starred in the early silent ''Our Gang'' shorts. Grady Sutton was also a lead player in the series. Daniels and Sutton appeared in every short, while Kornman appeared in all but one (1932's ''You're Telling Me''). Roach released three ''The Boy Friends'' films in 1930: ''Doctor's Orders'', ''Ladies Last'', and ''Bigger and Better''. The series added seven installments in 1931: ''Blood and Thunder'', ''High Gear'', ''Love Fever'', ''Air Tight'', ''Call a Cop'', ''Mama Loves Papa'', and ''The Kickoff''. Finally, 1932 saw the release of the last five films: ''Love Pains'', ''The Knockout'', ''Too Many Women'', ''Wild Babies'', and ''You're Telling Me''. At least some of the films in the series took place at Elmira College, an actual school located in Roach's home town of Elmira, New York.
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