Our Gang filmography
The Roach/Pathé silents (1922–1928)
These two-reel silent Our Gang shorts were produced by Hal Roach Studios and distributed to theaters by Pathé.

Our Gang filmography

Section Title: The Roach/Pathé silents (1922–1928)
Table Section Text: These two-reel silent Our Gang shorts were produced by Hal Roach Studios and distributed to theaters by Pathé.

1922[edit]

#	Film	Director	Original release date	Notes/Content edits for television

001	One Terrible Day	Charles Parrott Robert McGowan Tom McNamara	September 10	First appearance of Allen "Farina" Hoskins, Jackie Condon, Mickey Daniels, Jack Davis, and Ernie Morrison. First Our Gang short released, fourth to be produced.

002	Fire Fighters	Charles Parrott Robert McGowan Tom McNamara	October 8	Filmed in between Our Gang and Young Sherlocks. Remade as The Fourth Alarm! (1926) and Hook and Ladder (1932).

003	Our Gang	Charles Parrott Fred Newmeyer Robert McGowan Tom McNamara	November 5	First short to be produced. Original version directed by Newmeyer; reshoots by McNamara and McGowan after One Terrible Day and Fire Fighters.

004	Young Sherlocks	Charles Parrott Robert McGowan Tom McNamara	November 26	Filmed in between Fire Fighters and One Terrible Day.

005	Saturday Morning	Tom McNamara Robert McGowan	December 3	Filmed in between A Quiet Street and The Big Show.

006	A Quiet Street	Tom McNamara Robert McGowan	December 31	Filmed in between One Terrible Day and Saturday Morning.

1923[edit]

#	Film	Director	Original release date	Notes/Content edits for television

007	The Champeen	Robert McGowan	January 28	First appearance of Joe Cobb, Mary Kornman and Andy Samuel. Filmed in between The Cobbler and Boys to Board.

008	The Cobbler	Tom McNamara	February 18	Joe Cobb does not appear.

009	The Big Show	Robert McGowan	February 25	Filmed in between Saturday Morning and The Cobbler.

010	A Pleasant Journey	Robert McGowan	March 18	Filmed in between Boys to Board and Giants Vs. Yanks.

011	Boys to Board	Tom McNamara	April 8	Final short directed by Tom McNamara Mary Kornman does not appear. Filmed in between The Champeen! and A Pleasant Journey.

012	Giants vs. Yanks	Robert McGowan	May 13	Filmed in between A Pleasant Journey and Back Stage. Mary Kornman does not appear.

013	Back Stage	Robert McGowan	June 3	Mary Kornman does not appear.

014	Dogs of War!	Robert McGowan	July 1	With Harold Lloyd, Jobyna Ralston.

015	Lodge Night	Robert McGowan	July 29	Filmed in between Dogs of War! and early filming of Fast Company.

016	July Days	Robert McGowan	August 26	Filmed in between Stage Fright and Sunday Calm.

017	No Noise	Robert McGowan	September 23	Filmed in between Sunday Calm and Derby Day.

018	Stage Fright	Robert McGowan	October 21	Filmed in between early production of Fast Company and July Days. First appearance of George Brooks.

019	Derby Day	Robert McGowan	November 18	Filmed in between No Noise and Tire Trouble.

020	Sunday Calm	Robert McGowan	December 16	Final appearance of Jack Davis, save for Fast Company. Mary Kornman and George Brooks do not appear.

1924[edit]

#	Film	Director	Original release date	Notes/Content edits for television

021	Tire Trouble	Robert McGowan	January 13

022	Big Business	Robert McGowan	February 10	Andy Samuel is promoted from supporting player to replacement for Jack Davis.

023	The Buccaneers	Robert McGowan Mark Goldaine	March 9

024	Seein' Things	Robert McGowan	April 6

025	Commencement Day	Robert McGowan Mark Goldaine	May 4

026	Cradle Robbers	Robert McGowan	June 1	Andy Samuel does not appear. Filmed in between It's a Bear and Jubilo, Jr. Remade as Forgotten Babies (1933).

027	Jubilo, Jr.	Robert McGowan	June 29	With Will Rogers and Charley Chase Filmed in between Cradle Robbers and High Society. As a result, Ernie Morrison does not appear.

028	It's a Bear	Robert McGowan	July 24	Final appearance of Ernie Morrison, save for Fast Company. Andy Samuel does not appear.

029	High Society	Robert McGowan	August 24

030	The Sun Down Limited	Robert McGowan	September 21	Partially remade as Railroadin' (1929).

031	Every Man for Himself	Robert McGowan	October 19

032	Fast Company	Robert McGowan Charles Parrott	November 16	Shot in spring 1923 with reshoots in summer 1924, features Ernie Morrison and Jack Davis. Originally filmed in between Lodge Night and Stage Fright.

033	The Mysterious Mystery!	Robert McGowan	December 14	First appearance of Eugene Jackson Final appearance of Andy Samuel.

1925[edit]

#	Film	Director	Original release date	Notes/Content edits for television

034	The Big Town	Robert McGowan	January 11

035	Circus Fever	Robert McGowan	February 8	First appearance of Johnny Downs.

036	Dog Days	Robert McGowan	March 8

037	The Love Bug	Robert McGowan	April 5

038	Shootin' Injuns	Robert McGowan	May 3	Final appearance of Eugene Jackson Johnny Downs is now promoted from a supporting player to a replacement for Andy Samuel.

039	Ask Grandma	Robert McGowan	May 31	Filmed in between The Love Bug and Shootin' Injuns.

040	Official Officers	Robert McGowan	June 28	With James Finlayson Filmed in between Shootin' Injuns and Mary, Queen of Tots.

041	Boys Will Be Joys	Robert McGowan	July 26	First appearance of Jay R. Smith. Filmed in between Mary, Queen of Tots and Better Movies.

042	Mary, Queen of Tots	Robert McGowan	August 23	With James Finlayson Johnny Downs does not appear.

043	Your Own Back Yard	Robert McGowan	September 27	Filmed in between Better Movies and One Wild Ride.

044	Better Movies	Robert McGowan	November 1	First appearance of Bobby "Bonedust" Young. Jay R. Smith is now a main player.

045	One Wild Ride	Robert McGowan	December 6	Filmed in between Your Own Back Yard and Good Cheer. Jay R.

1926[edit]

#	Film	Director	Original release date	Notes/Content edits for television

046	Good Cheer	Robert McGowan	January 26	With Charlie Hall

047	Buried Treasure	Robert McGowan	February 14	With Charlie Hall

048	Monkey Business	Robert McGowan	March 21	With Charlie Hall

049	Baby Clothes	Robert McGowan	April 25	With Charlie Hall Jay R. Smith does not appear.

050	Uncle Tom's Uncle	Robert McGowan	May 30	Bobby Young is now a main player.

051	Thundering Fleas	Robert McGowan	July 18	First appearance of Mildred Kornman and Scooter Lowry. Final appearance of Mickey Daniels With Charley Chase, James Finlayson, Charlie Hall, and Oliver Hardy

052	Shivering Spooks	Robert McGowan	August 8

053	The Fourth Alarm	Robert McGowan	September 12	Final appearance of Mary Kornman. Remake of Fire Fighters; remade as Hook and Ladder (1932).

054	War Feathers	Robert McGowan Anthony Mack	November 21

055	Telling Whoppers	Robert McGowan Anthony Mack	December 19	Filmed in between Seeing the World and Bring Home the Turkey.

1927[edit]

#	Film	Director	Original release date	Notes/Content edits for television

056	Bring Home the Turkey	Robert McGowan Anthony Mack	January 16	First appearance of Jean Darling Bobby "Bonedust" Young does not appear.

057	Seeing the World	Robert McGowan Anthony Mack	February 13	With Stan Laurel and James Finlayson. Bobby "Bonedust" Young does not appear.

058	Ten Years Old	Anthony Mack	March 13	Filmed in between Bring Home the Turkey and Love My Dog Remade as Birthday Blues (1932).

059	Love My Dog	Robert McGowan	April 17	Remade as The Pooch (1932).

060	Tired Business Men	Anthony Mack Charles Oelze	May 15

061	Baby Brother	Anthony Mack Charles Oelze	June 26	First appearance of Bobby "Wheezer" Hutchins. With Oliver Hardy

062	The Glorious Fourth	Robert McGowan	June 26	With Charley Chase Filmed in between Olympic Games and Playin' Hooky. First appearance of Harry Spear and Pete the Pup.

063	Olympic Games	Anthony Mack	September 11	Filmed in between Chicken Feed and The Glorious Fourth. Jean Darling, Scooter Lowry, and Bobby "Bonedust" Young do not appear.

066	Chicken Feed	Anthony Mack Charles Oelze	November 6	With Johnny Downs. Last appearance of Scooter Lowry and Bobby "Bonedust" Young.

1928[edit]

#	Film	Director	Original release date	Notes/Content edits for television

069	Playin' Hookey	Anthony Mack	January 1	Filmed in between The Glorious Fourth and The Smile Wins.

072	The Smile Wins	Robert McGowan	February 26	Jean Darling and Bobby "Wheezer" Hutchins do not appear.

Sentence(s)

#007th film, The Champeen in Our Gang filmography directed by Robert McGowan was originally released on January 28 where Joe Cobb, Mary Kornman and Andy Samuel made their first appearance.

final_sentence: #007th film, The Champeen in Our Gang filmography directed by Robert McGowan was originally released on January 28 where Joe Cobb, Mary Kornman and Andy Samuel made their first appearance.