Our Gang

The entire Gang enters its cars in the soapbox derby. Butch, once more the villain, fixes Spanky and Alfalfa's souped-up "rocket" car so that it will be sure to lose the race.

When Spanky's uncle permits his nephew to use his showboat, the Gang decides to make its stage debut. Long-moustached villains, crinoline-clad heroines and big-biceped heroes make their appearances in a melodrama to end all melodramas...

It takes the combined efforts of Spanky, Alfalfa and the rest of the Gang at a "Father's and Son's Day Picnic" to teach a bashful bachelor how to propose to his girl.

Alfalfa thinks he is too great a football star to worry about his studies, but a sudden glimpse of the future and the realization that he might get thrown out of college convince him that he should quickly become the most studious member of his class.

As in the plot of "The Prince And The Pauper," Alfalfa discovers that a rich boy has moved into town who is a dead ringer for him. Alfalfa envies the boy and they decide to switch clothes.

The "Our Gang"-ers become film producers and present Hollywood's strangest comedy - a blend of Robinson Crusoe, Robin Hood and Cinderella.

Not only can the Gang solve its own problems, but it can also be counted upon to supply some practical advice to Mickey's parents. When Mickey tells the gang about his parents' arguments, they decide to dramatize them on a local kiddies' radio program.

When a new girl, Sally, enrolls in school, Spanky and Alfalfa begin taking too much notice of her. Darla becomes jealous and convinces Sally that they ought to teach the boys a lesson.

With the coming of spring, cupid's arrows strike Alfalfa and Butch, who begin courting Darla. Butch has the inside track with Darla, but Alfalfa wins out in the end by the use of brains and the misuse of a potent spring fever remedy.

Alfalfa is unjustly accused of stealing oranges from a fruit stand. When no one believes in his innocence, he decides to embark upon a life of crime, taking the gang with him.

When the Gang discovers that Waldo is wildly successful with his lemonade stand, they convince him to combine with them and open a nightclub.

The "Our Gang" kids awaken before sunrise because they hear that's when the fish bite best.

Mrs. Morton wants to adopt kids, but Mr. Morton is a hypochondriac and doesn't like children.