Terrence Aloysius 'Slip' Mahoney (played by Leo Gorcey) is a protagonist in Jalopy.
Alternate spelling of Slip's full name Louie Dumbrowsky (played by Bernard Gorcey) appears in Jalopy.
Owner of the local Sweet Shop and a recurring friend to the boys. Frequently seeks financial assistance from the group, leading them to sell vehicles or take out loans. Shares tall tales about his past in the Old West, providing narrative framing for several adventures. Despite occasional financial disputes with the boys, he maintains a friendly rapport, often collecting small debts like a five-dollar bill.
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Characters
Terrence Aloysius 'Slip' Mahoney
(played by Leo Gorcey) — protagonist
Alternate spelling of Slip's full name
Louie Dumbrowsky
(played by Bernard Gorcey) — supporting
Owner of the local Sweet Shop and a recurring friend to the boys. Frequently seeks financial assistance from the group, leading them to sell vehicles or take out loans. Shares tall tales about his pas...
