These two-reel silent Our Gang shorts were produced by Hal Roach Studios and distributed to theaters by Pathé between 1922 and 1928.
66 films
One Terrible Day
1922
Fire Fighters
1922
Our Gang
1922
Young Sherlocks
1922
Saturday Morning
1922
A Quiet Street
1922
The Champeen
1923
The Cobbler
1923
The Big Show
1923
A Pleasant Journey
1923
Boys to Board
1923
Giants vs. Yanks
1923
Back Stage
1923
Dogs of War!
1923
Lodge Night
1923
July Days
1923
No Noise
1923
Stage Fright
1923
Derby Day
1923
Sunday Calm
1923
Tire Trouble
1924
Big Business
1924
The Buccaneers
1924
Seein' Things
1924
Commencement Day
1924
Cradle Robbers
1924
Jubilo, Jr.
1924
It's a Bear
1924
High Society
1924
The Sun Down Limited
1924
Every Man for Himself
1924
Fast Company
1924
The Mysterious Mystery!
1924
The Big Town
1925
Circus Fever
1925
Dog Days
1925
The Love Bug
1925
Shootin' Injuns
1925
Ask Grandma
1925
Official Officers
1925
Boys Will Be Joys
1925
Mary, Queen of Tots
1925
Your Own Back Yard
1925
Better Movies
1925
One Wild Ride
1925
Good Cheer
1926
Buried Treasure
1926
Monkey Business
1926
Baby Clothes
1926
Uncle Tom's Uncle
1926
Thundering Fleas
1926
Shivering Spooks
1926
The Fourth Alarm
1926
War Feathers
1926
Telling Whoppers
1926
Bring Home the Turkey
1927
Seeing the World
1927
Ten Years Old
1927
Watching
Love My Dog
1927
Tired Business Men
1927
Baby Brother
1927
The Glorious Fourth
1927
Olympic Games
1927
Chicken Feed
1927
Playin' Hookey
1928
The Smile Wins
1928
Robert F. McGowan (Director)
Joe Cobb
Joe
Jackie Condon
Jackie
Allen 'Farina' Hoskins
Farina
Scooter Lowry
Scooter
Jay R. Smith
Jay
Clifton Young
Bonedust
Dick Gilbert
Attendant at gas chamber
Mildred Kornman
Little Girl on the Building Ledge
Bobby Mallon
Boy who first sees the dogcatchers approaching
Charles McMurphy
Dog catcher
Tiny Sandford
P. Fulton, attorney at law
Andy Shuford
Kid at dog show
Charley Young
Office worker
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Farina Hoskins discovers a stray dog. Joe Cobb suggests that he and Farina take the dog to the gang's dog show. In the middle of the show, the dogcatchers crack down on picking up all unlicensed strays to control a hydrophobia epidemic; the injection to control the disease costs five dollars.
