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Post by Mark on Sept 19, 2003 14:35:53 GMT -5
Hello visitors! As of September 19, 2003, this new website is still fairly new as long as search engines have not yet picked up on www.thelittlerascals.net and including them in their directories. I'm working on dmoz.org and others to get this site included in their listings. I'm also still waiting for a response from world-of-movies.com. Thanks to those three that have signed up to use this message board. Hopefully in the near future when this site can be found at google.com, yahoo.com, etc, we'll have more visitors, members, and posts to read. Take care! Your webmaster, Mark |
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Post by Sthingysational on Dec 23, 2003 2:18:31 GMT -5
Hi there. I too am a Little Rascals fan and am collecting every episode I can find on video and or dvd. My favorite boy rascals are Spanky, Wheezer, Scotty, Farina, Joe Cobb, and Dickie Moore. Alfalfa is okay too. As for the girls, my faves are Darla...#1, Jean Darling, Dorothy, Mary, Shirley Jean, and Mary Ann. Shirley Jean Rickert has a website. It's Measureup.com Visit it, it's cool! I like this website as it's very well done. I hope more people take a liking to the original rascals. BTW, has anyone heard anything on any new movies of Little Rascals being made yet?
Thank you!
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Post by Mark on Dec 23, 2003 16:07:31 GMT -5
Hi everyone, TheLittleRascals.net is now listed at Google, and near the top of the "little rascals" search listings. I'm glad to see more visitors coming and registering to post on the board! Thanks for the compliments about the site. I continue to work hard adding more material (and finding time to it!  here. Happy Holidays! Mark |
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Post by Buppster on Oct 30, 2018 5:57:24 GMT -5
Thanks for registering!
No problermo, thank you for providing such a fine resource that I could register for.
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Post by eternalstudent on Oct 30, 2018 7:51:59 GMT -5
I'm glad I found this board! I was a big fan of Our Gang as a kid - probably from 1931 episode 101 (Teachers Pet) up until probably 1936 episode 148 (Pay as You Exit). I'm not really familiar with the silent era or the MGM years due to the fact they just weren't available at the library or Blockbuster. Around this time, my mom also had a copy of the Leonard Martin book, which I loved reading. My university has a copy, so whenever I have limited free time, I'll look at it to read up on the episodes I missed.
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Post by yasu on Nov 13, 2018 8:39:44 GMT -5
Nice to meet you. I am happy that I can register. I am interested in the location of the movie. With love from Japan! arois45.bob.buttobi.net/ |
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Post by Buppster on Nov 13, 2018 12:05:11 GMT -5
Welcome. You have an interesting website. I think I have solved your 'mystery 57' for you. Click on the link below to read about it. *Mystery 57* |
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Post by yasu on Nov 14, 2018 10:03:29 GMT -5
Thank you~. These were located near Hal Roach Ranch, did not they? I do'nt not have much information on this Hal Roach Ranch. www.flickr.com/photos/pietschreuders/7341389292What appears in the work is, School scene School's Out (1930) Helping Grandma (1930) Love Business (1931) Readin 'and Writin' (1932) Fish Hooky (1933) Commencement Day (1924) Barn & Blacksmith scene It's A Bear (1924) Little Daddy (1931) Readin 'and Writin' (1932) dogcatcher's & Grocery The Pooch (1932) Helping Grandma (1930) Road scene It's A Bear (1924) Teacher's Pet (1930) School's Out (1930) Readin 'and Writin' (1932) The Pooch (1932) There is still it. I'm looking into it now. |
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Post by yasu on Nov 22, 2018 10:14:43 GMT -5
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Post by tally on Dec 29, 2018 23:21:17 GMT -5
Hello I am here to learn more about the "Our Gang" series.
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Post by myhomeo on Dec 31, 2018 13:59:56 GMT -5
The show started as a series of film shorts shown in movie theaters before the main movie in the 1020's and 30's. They were originally called Hal Roach's Rascals, but became famous as Our Gang, after the title of the first short. When television became popular in the 1950's, they appeared there with different companies licensing them under different names. The name that stuck in the US was The Little Rascals, which is what people call them nowadays. |
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Post by malaria on Mar 28, 2019 17:35:46 GMT -5
"Hal Rascal's Roaches," however, did not draw in the crowds, though obviously roaches played a part in a certain memorable episode.
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