In this episode of the Higgins Family series, pandemonium ensues when Ma enters a dog biscuit contest. The prize is a...
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1940
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1940
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Earl of Puddlestone was released minus a director credit out of respect for megger Gus Meins, who committed suicide shortly...
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1940
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Venerable character actor Harry Davenport (best remembered as Dr. Meade in Gone with the Wind) takes center stage in the...
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1940
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The Mysterious Miss X would have the audience believe that the very American Michael Whalen and Chick Chandler are a pair of...
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1939
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My Wife's Relatives is an easy-to-take entry in Republic's "Higgins Family" series. It all begins when Joe Higgins (James...
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1939
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In this entry in the comedy series the "Higgins Family," the group must cancel a cruise to South America after the check...
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1939
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This comedy chronicles the further exploits of the hilarious "Higgins Family." In this entry, the father eagerly awaits a...
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1939
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In this comedy, a milquetoast clerk is betrothed to the socialite whose aunt holds a big account with his company. When the...
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1938
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With The Higgins Family, Republic Pictures launched its own economical variation on MGM's popular "Andy Hardy" series. The...
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1938
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Though its title suggests yet another rip-off of It Happened One Night, Republic's Romance on the Run is more accurately...
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1938
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When Marie Dressler died in 1934, the career of her frequent screen partner Polly Moran went into eclipse. Four years later,...
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1938
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1937
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In this musical an agent hawks a new singing star to irritate a wealthy socialite whom he managed to get on the radio. There...
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1937
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Also released as The Gentleman from California, this budget-conscious swashbuckler is strongly reminiscent of The Mark of...
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1937
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1937
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In the last of the Hal Roach Studio "girlfriend" two-reel comedies, Patsy Kelly and Lyda Roberti go on a rugged camping trip...
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1936
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Produced by Hal Roach, Kelly the Second is one of the few feature films to capture the comic spirit of Roach's wonderful...
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1936
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Veteran character actress Zeffie Tilbury steals the show in this immensely satisfying "Our Gang" comedy. On the occasion of...
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1936
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1936
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The final Thelma Todd-Patsy Kelly two-reel comedy All-American Toothache was a rather obvious farce in which Thelma...
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1936
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The first of "Our Gang"'s musical revues, this one gets under way as master of ceremonies Spanky McFarland entices the local...
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1935
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Although Spanky McFarland would like to play football with the rest of the "Our Gang" kids, he is stuck at home taking care...
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1935
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Hoping to get on the good side of the new truant officer (Dick Elliot), the Our Gang kids go out of their way to impress the...
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1935
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Little Spanky McFarland's appointment as treasurer of the Ancient and Honery Order of Woodchucks occurs on the same day as...
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1935
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Much against his will, Spanky McFarland had been entered in a kiddie talent contest by his ambitious mother (Kitty Kelly)....
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1935
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On the last day of school, the Our Gang kids learn that their beloved teacher Miss Jones (Arletta Duncan) is going to be...
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1935
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Anxious to go fishing, Spanky McFarland skips out of Sunday school, despite the admonitions of his pal Carl "Alfalfa" Switzer...
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1935
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1934
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In their first comedy two-reeler of 1934, the female answer to Laurel and Hardy, Thelma Todd and Patsy Kelly, once again...
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1934
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When neighborhood bully Leonard Kibrick wrecks little Marianne Edwards' favorite doll, the "Our Gang" kids promise to...
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1934
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Capriciously defying his loving but overprotective mother, wealthy young Wally Albright orders family chauffeur Barclay (Don...
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1934
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When wealthy young Jerry Tucker moves into town, the Our Gang kids line up to greet him. Alas, Jerry is a snobbish sort,...
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1934
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Directed by Hal Roach stalwart Gus Meins, this typical two-reel comedy starring the team of Thelma Todd and Patsy Kelly...
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1934
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When open auditions are announced for a radio variety program, the local station is besieged by aggressively overcoached...
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1934
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The first in a brace of "Our Gang" fantasy outings, "Mama's Little Pirate" begins when the mother of Spanky McFarland refuses...
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1934
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1934
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Expansively planning a camping trip "for a week, maybe two weeks," the older Our Gang kids refuse to allow little Spanky...
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1934
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Like the previous "Mama's Little Pirate," "Shrimps for a Day" was a rare "Our Gang" foray into pure fantasy. In this one, the...
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1934
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1933
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In their first two-reel comedy, the team of blonde, glamorous Thelma Todd and dowdy Patsy Kelly win an old jalopy in a...
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1933
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1933
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Having survived her encounter with the zany team of Thelma Todd and ZaSu Pitts in Show Business (1932), the elegant but...
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1933
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In this classic two-reel comedy produced by Hal Roach, the zany team of Thelma Todd and ZaSu Pitts are serving on a jury...
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1932
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