Favorite Rascal photos

[arno]

The Gang selling hot water tanks.

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Dorothy, Mary Ann, Chubby, and Jackie.


Chubby showing off.

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[mickeygubitosifan]

Jul 5, 2013 14:39:46 GMT -5 mtw12055 said:

Jul 5, 2013 13:36:55 GMT -5 mickeygubitosifan said:

It's natural, of course, but I think we're beginning to repeat a few of these pictures. I uploaded this photo in this thread on page eight.

It happens. :)

Oh, I know. It's difficult to sift through fourteen pages of photos to make sure no one else has already posted the same picture.

Here's Mickey Gubitosi. I've always liked this one. :-)

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[arno]

I have no idea what this is from. Anyone?

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[mtw12055]

Jul 5, 2013 15:52:24 GMT -5 arno said:

I have no idea what this is from. Anyone?

May have just been a publicity shot. Either that, or it's from "The Holy Terror". Mary Ann wore a dress in that one, so that would say otherwise.

[Hard-boiled Harry]

Jackie El Mariachi

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[arno]

Thanks. Now for something completely different.....maybe Bob & WC were drinking buddies.

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[Hard-boiled Harry]

Two can play Mariachi

[Hard-boiled Harry]

Even Joan Crawford wanted Alfie's autograph

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[mtw12055]

Another coloful ad. This one, a lobby poster for "The Awful Tooth". With Buckwheat, Porky, Spike, Alfalfa, Elmer, and Jack Norton.


Poster for "Baby Brother" (1927). With Nasturium, Farina, and Joe.


Alfalfa, Mickey, Spanky, and Buckwheat in "Good Bad Boys" (1940).


All abord for "Buried Treasure" (1926). With Jay ("Admiral Specks"), Mary, Jackie, Joe, Mickey, Johnny, and Farina.


Jack, Ernie, Jackie, Farina, and Joe in a poster for "Sunday Calm" (1923).


Spanky, Alfalfa, and Darla try to convince the cop that they aren't too naive to believe Jerry Maren could pass himself off as a baby. From "Tiny Troubles" (1938).


Joe, Jackie, Jay ("Spec"), Harry, and Jean watch Farina box in a poster for "Olympic Games" (1927).



Poster for Allied Artists' "The Little Rascals Varieties" (1959).



Stymie, Bubbles, Tommy (Bupp), Scotty, Wally, Spanky, Pete, Jane (Jackie Taylor) and Jerry go on a wild ride in "Hi'-Neighbor!" (1934).

Pete, Philbrook, Wally, Stymie, Tommy, Willie Mae Taylor, Scotty, and Spanky realize how long they have to walk in "The First Roun-Up" (1934).


Brisbane (?), Dorothy, Douglas, Stymie, Jaquie Lynn, Spanky, and Dickie in "Free Wheeling" (1932).


Alfalfa (minus cowlick), Darla, Spanky, Buckwheat, Porky, and Zeiffe Tilburry in "Second Childhood" (1936).


Mickey, Farina, Jackie, Ernie (with Dinah), Joe, Jack, and Sing Joy in "Derby Day" (1923).


Jackie, Joe, Jack, Farina, Ernie, and Mickey watch Mary ham it up in "Stage Fright" (1923).

[Hard-boiled Harry]

Alfalfa's Double

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The Big Premier

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Johnny, Jay, Joe, Scooter, Peggy, Jackie, and Farina in "Bring Home the Turkey" (1927).


The Gang watch as Buckwheat falls victim to one of Froggy's pranks in "Surprised Parties" (1942).


Alfalfa, Spanky, Buckwheat, and Mickey watch their trip go up in flames in "Joy Scouts" (1939).


Spanky, Darla, Porky, Buckwheat, and Alfalfa in "Dog Daze" (1939).

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Buckwheat, Porky, and Alfalfa in their final Roach short, "Hide and Shriek" (1938).


Mary, Ernie, Jackie, Mickey, Farina, and Joe in "Tire Trouble" (1924).


Mickey, Ernie, and Jack in "The Champeen!" (1923).


Pete (!), Alfalfa, and Buckwheat in "Pay As You Exit" (1936).


Spanky's ready for Christmas. Circa 1931.


Stymie, Leonard Kibrick, and others talk to Edgar Kennedy in Eddie Cantor's "Kid Millons" (1934).


The Gang of 1932 on a colorful puzzle.

[mtw12055]

Lobby posters for the Gang's only feature film "General Spanky" (1936).










Spanky on camera (literally) in "Hi'-Neighbor" (1934).