Atchley as Dickie Moore's father in Birthday Blues (1932) John Lester Johnson as "Bumbo," the Wild Man in The Kid from Borneo (1933) Franklin Pangborn as Otto Phocus the photographer in Wild Poses (1933) Don Barclay as Barclay in Honky Donkey (1934) Kitty Kelly as Spanky's mother in Beginner's Luck (1935) Tom Dugan as the aggravated golfer in Divot Diggers (1936) Thomas Pogue as Mr. Jackson in Divot Diggers (1936) Zeffie Tilbury as the kids' adopted Grandma in Second Childhood (1936) Marie Blake as Aunt Penelope in Alfalfa's Aunt (1939) Gerard Marenghi (also known as Jerry Maren) as Light-Fingered Lester in "Tiny Troubles" (1939) Paul Hurst as the bus conductor in Goin' Fishin' (1940) Thurston Hall as Mr. Morton in Kiddie Kure (1940) Christian Rub as Mr. Swenson, the janitor in Come Back, Miss Pipps (1941) Stephen McNally as Bill Patterson in Rover's Big Chance (1942) Crew members Directors James W. Horne (When the Wind Blows) Ray McCarey (Free Eats) Robert A. McGowan (1926–1930) (Robert F.'s nephew, usually credited as "Anthony Mack") Robert F. McGowan (1922–1933; Divot Diggers) Gus Meins (1934–1936) Fred Newmeyer (Our Gang, The Pinch Singer and Arbor Day, 1937 short Mail and Female, and General Spanky) James Parrott (Washee Ironee) Nate Watt (Three Men in a Tub and The Awful Tooth) Gordon Douglas (1936–1938) and General Spanky MGM Sam Baerwitz (Calling All Kids) Edward L. Cahn (1939–1942; Three Smart Guys) Gordon Douglas (The Little Ranger, Aladdin's Lantern) Cy Endfield (Radio Bugs, Dancing Romeo, Tale of a Dog) Herbert Glazer (1942–1943) George Sidney (1938–1939) Cinematographers Norbert Brodine Francis Corby Ernest "Hap" Depew Harry Forbes Harry W. Gerstad F.E. Hershey Milton Krasner Art Lloyd Walter Lundin Kenneth Peach Len Powers Robert W. Pittack Jackson Rose Charles Salerno Jr. Clyde De Vinna Charles Schoenbaum Paul C. Vogel Film Editors Robert Crandall Richard Currier T.J. Crizer Bert Jordan Louis McManus Jack Ogilvie Ray Snyder William Terhune William Ziegler Ralph E. Goldstein Leon Bourgeau Albert Akst Recording Engineers/Sound Harry Baker W.B. Delaplain James Greene Elmer Raguse Oscar Lagerstrom William Randall Earl Sitar Key writers Frank Capra (mid-1920s) Charley Chase (early 1920s) Walter Lantz (mid-1920s) Hal Law (wrote most of the MGM shorts) Leo McCarey (early to mid-1920s) Robert A. McGowan (wrote most of the MGM shorts) Robert F. McGowan (1922–1933) Hal Roach (1922–mid-1930s) Frank Tashlin (mid-1930s) H. M. Walker (1922–1932) Musicians Marvin Hatley Leroy Shield Max Terr References Our Gang