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Teenage Gang Debs (1966)
A girl from Manhattan moves into a neighborhood that is the turf of the Rebels, a female teenage gang. She quickly rises to the top of the gang, and sets her sights on the leader of the local neighborhood tough guys.
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A girl from Manhattan moves into a neighborhood that is the turf of the Rebels, a female teenage gang. She quickly rises to the top of the gang, and sets her sights on the leader of the local neighborhood tough guys.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Hy Cahl
In Theaters:11/4/1966
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Jode Productions
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