A young Tommy "Butch" Bond in a scene from "Mush and Milk" (1933). "Don't Drink The Milk...It's Spoiled"  - First short "Spanky" (1932). Last short "Bubbling Trouble" (1940). Appeared in 27 shorts over 8 years. (photo courtesy of Tommy Bond).

Ah, "Woim" (Sid Kibrick) and "Butch" (Tommy Bond) after getting hit in the face with tomatoes in a scene from "Rushin' Ballet"(1937). Tommy and Sid are both alive and well and living in California.
(photo courtesy of Sid Kibrick)

Mary Ann Jackson. Circa 1931. First short "Crazy House" (1928). Last short "Fly My Kite" (1931). Appeared in 32 shorts over 3 years. Mary Ann is alive and well. She resides in California.
(photo courtesy of Mary Ann Jackson)

Darwood "Waldo" Kaye. First short, "Glove Taps" (1937). Last short, "Waldo's Last Stand" (1940). Appeared in 21 films over 4 years.
Shown here with Darla Hood and Alfalfa Switzer.
(Thanks to Ken Smith for this photo)

A nice posed still of Dorothy. I believe this photo was shot during the filming of "Birthday Blues."
The inset is a photo of Dorothy in July, 1980 during a Little Rascals reunion staged by the Sons of the Desert. First short "Pups Is Pups" (1930). Last short "Mush and Milk" (1933).
Appeared in 24 shorts over 3 years.
(photo courtesy of Dorothy DeBorba )

Dickie Moore. circa 1933. A studio photo (below), used as a reply to fan letters requesting an autograph. Today, Dick Moore has his own Public Relations firm.

Allen "Farina" Hoskins holding a box of Kellogg's PEP Bran Flakes. First short "Fire Fighters" (1922). Last short "Fly My Kite" (1931). Appeared in 105 shorts over 9 years. Also a had cameo appearance in 1 later short.

Butch, Stymie, Bubbles, Jackie Lynn, Pete the Pup, Wally, Jerry, and Spanky circa 1934.

(Photo courtesy of Jerry Tucker. First short, "Shiver My Timbers" - 1931 - Last short, "Three Men in a Tub"