Fun Trivia : Little Rascals, The

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Little Rascals, The

What 'rascal's' trademark was an ever-present cowlick?

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Alflafa. Carl "Alfalfa" Switzer went on to appear in the classic film "It's a Wonderful Life". Sadly, he was shot to death during an argument in 1959 at the age of 31.



What was the name of the leading lady, and frequent object of affection of the rascals?

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Darla. Darla Hood went on to become a professional singer for film background music and in commercials. She passed away in 1979 at the age of 47.



Often wearing a jagged-edged cap, who was one of the littlest 'rascals'?

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Porky. Eugene "Porky" Lee was born in Ft. Worth, Texas in 1933. He was cast as a 'rascal' because of his resemblance to Spanky, and often played the part of Spanky's younger brother.



Which 'rascal' was known for his big hair?

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Buckwheat. William "Buckwheat" Thomas became a Hollywood film lab technician. He died of a heart attack in 1980 at the age of 49.



What bully regularly tormented the 'rascals'?

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Butch. Tommy "Butch" Bond played the tough guy who terrorized the 'rascals'. The cry of "It's Butch", struck fear into the gang.



Who was the bald 'rascal'?

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Stymie. After many years of an adult life of crime and drugs, Matthew "Stymie" Beard cleaned up his act, and made guest appearances on the television series "Sanford & Son." He passed away in 1981.



Chubby was a rotund member of the 'rascals'. What was Chubby's real first name?

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Norman. Norman "Chubby" Chaney eventually weighed over 300 pounds. He died in 1936 at the age of 18.



The 'rascals' were all in love with their beautiful, blonde schoolteacher. What was her name?

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Crabtree. Known by the professional names Gisela Goetten and June Marlowe, the silent film actress died in 1984 at the ripe old age of 80.



What was the name of the 'rascal's' loyal pet dog?

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Pete. Any adult foolish enough to bother the 'rascals' would hear "sic 'em Pete", and the obedient pit bull immediately chased away the trouble-maker, often being dragged by the man's coattails.



Which 'rascal' with a strange nickname faded into obscurity shortly after the appearance of Spanky?

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Wheezer. Bobby "Wheezer" Hutchins was killed in a plane crash while in basic training for the Army Air Corps in 1945.



What 'rascal' wore his ball cap sideways, and usually played Spanky's pal when Alfalfa wasn't around?

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Scotty. Scott Hastings Beckett did not join the 'rascals' until the 1930s. He died of a drug overdose in 1968.



Who was the intellectual 'rascal' who wore big, round eyeglasses?

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Waldo. Darwood "Waldo" Kaye earned a degree in theology and became a pastor and missionary. He died in a hit-and-run accident in 2002.



What actor had the most successful acting career after leaving the 'rascals'?

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Jackie. Jackie Cooper was nominated for an Oscar for his performance in the 1931 film "Skippy". Cooper appeared in dozens of films and television shows, and played the role of Perry White in four "Superman" movies.



The bully who frequently menaced the 'rascals' was named Butch. Who was his sidekick?

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Woim. Sidney "Woim" Kibrick was born in Minnesota in 1928. He played the 'rascal' Woim from 1934 to 1938.



Which girl 'rascal' had a Dutch-cut hair-do and freckles?

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Mary Ann. Mary Ann Jackson began her career at the age of two in the 1925 silent film "Dangerous Curves".



Which 'rascal' went on to a successful adult acting career that was marred by the murder of his wife?

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Mickey. 'Rascal' Mickey Gubitossi changed his name to Robert Blake and went on to star in his own television series "Baretta". His wife, Bonnie Lee Bakley, was found murdered outside a restaurant where she and Blake had eaten dinner.



Which 'rascal' was known for her trademark curls and elaborate hair bows?

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Dorothy. Dorothy DeBorba's mother took great efforts to maintain the little girl 'rascal's' beautiful, long curls, adorning them with large, fancy bows.



Which 'rascal's' was nicknamed for a fruit?

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Pineapple. Eugene "Pineapple" Jackson was one of the early silent film members 'rascals'. He had considerable success as an adult performer, appearing with Hollywood legends ranging from Bill "Bojangles" Robinson and Al Jolson to Judy Garland and Gene Kelly.



Which 'rascal' was nicknamed for his frequent verbal replies?

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Uh huh. John "Uh huh" Collum appeared in over two dozen 'rascal' adventures between 1932 and 1938. He died in Los Angeles in 1962.