A member of the street gang who attempts to crash the studio gates to secure acting roles. He sneaks into the property after Farina and participates in the ensuing chases and escape.
A boy who joins the gang's barbershop venture in Big Business.
Elmer is the young grocery boy whom Pandora Polly flirts with after trying the mysterious liquor from her cellar. Her behavior is part of the liquor's effect, which also leads her to buy the sexiest dress in town and gives her courage to oppose Midfield's restrictions on young people. The summary does not describe a further relationship between them.
An invited boy who flies a kite behind the car, inadvertently causing the monkey to be hoisted into the air. He joins the other children in the various misadventures throughout the trip.
Mickey plays Mr. Daniels, Miss Kornman's former flame who now works as the truant officer. He disguises his identity while warning the boys about reform school, then offers them a ride to the beach. When Stymie spots his badge, the boys flee; Mickey pursues and catches them, but Miss Kornman persuades him not to send them away.
One of the three young male tenants. His girlfriend ends their relationship because she feels he is becoming too serious. He joins the others in the apartment break-ins to rescue Thelma and immediately develops a crush on her.
A young member of the gang who often helps organize the children's plans, including their amateur amusement park and detective work.
Child of the McPherson family and sister of McPherson's Son. She develops a romantic relationship and secretly marries during the double wedding celebrations.
One of the three boys struck by the love bug. He accompanies Farina and Joe to the beauty salon, contributes to the resulting mess, gets arrested, and is later rescued by Grandma.
An inventive and competitive gang member who often proposes plans, leads escapades, and pursues personal goals.
A lively member of the gang who often proposes or leads group activities. Mickey takes a particularly active role in stories involving games, neighborhood projects, and investigations.
A boy who rescues Mary's runaway pony with his dog and is invited to her party.
Mickey Daniels has 93 screen credits in a career dating back to 1922. Their work is anchored in the Our Gang: The Roach/Pathé silents (1922-1928) universe with 44 titles. Signature works include Mama Loves Papa, Hollywood on Parade No. A-5, Wild Babies!. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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