Mush and Milk

Plot

This time around, the Our Gang Kids are residents (or rather, inmates) of the Bleak Hill Boarding School, where the crabby old lady in charge forces them to do all the chores and feeds them a strict diet of mush. Fortunately, the kids have a strong ally in the form of lovable old Cap (Gus Leonard), the school's combination handyman and teacher. Cap promises the youngsters that he'll rescue them from Bleak Hill once his back pension comes in -- and, by golly, he does! Highlights include Spanky McFarland's garbled telephone conversation with perennial Laurel and Hardy foil James Finlayson, and 6-year-old Tommy Bond's stirring rendition of the very adult torch song "Friends, Lovers No More". Our Gang: Mush and Milk was originally released on May 27, 1933. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Cast

• George "Spanky" McFarland - Spanky
• Dickie Moore - Dickie
• Matthew "Stymie" Beard - Stymie
• Dorothy de Borba - Dorothy
• John Collum - Uh-Huh

Tommy Bond - Tommy; Bobby "Wheezer" Hutchins - Wheezer; Edith Fellows - Our Gang Kid; Marcia Mae Jones - Our Gang Kid; Dickie Jackson - Our Gang Kid; Pete the Pup - Himself; Gus Leonard - Cap; James Finlayson - Mr. Brown; Rolfe Sedan - French Waiter; Little Rascals

Credit

Robert F. McGowan - Director, Louis McManus - Editor, Hap Depew - Cinematographer, Hal Roach - Producer, Robert F. McGowan - Producer

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