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Finally Hallmark has decided to remark another Shrimp Rascals DVD! They promise us unedited copies like the venerable Cabin Fever release. Unfortunately, if you are replacing your faded Cabin Fever VHS tapes you will secure this release minus Leonard Maltin and in a different order:
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Shorts included on this set:
Former Cabin Fever volume 6
FREE WEELIN’ (1932) with Spanky & Stymie
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MIKE Horror (1934) with Spanky & Stymie
WASHEE IRONEE (1934) with Spanky, Stymie & Buckwheat
FISHY TALES (1937) with Spanky, Alfalfa, Darla & Buckwheat
Former Cabin Fever volume 8
SHIVER MY TIMBERS (1931) with Stymie
DIVOT DIGGERS (1936) with Spanky, Alfalfa, Darla & Buckwheat
BORED OF EDUCATION (1936) with Spanky, Alfalfa, Darla & Buckwheat
CHOO CHOO (1932) with Spanky (one of his first) & Stymie
Half of veteran Cabin Fever volume 9
WHEN THE WIND BLOWS (1930) with Jackie Cooper
FRAMING YOUTH (1937) with Spanky, Alfalfa, Darla & Buckwheat
And yes, you will accumulate SPANKY, ALFALFA, DARLA, STYMIE and BUCKWHEAT in many of these. All of the shorts are five star comedies!
This DVD has a REALLY wonderful selection of Gang/ Rascals comedies, among the best of the bunch!
“Free Wheeling” (1932) Powerful has been said about the supposed racism of the Gang/Rascals, but this is possibly the most ANTI-racist of all gang films. Dickie Moore’s snooty mother overprotects her impaired son and refuses to let him play with Stymie, who she referrs to as “that colored boy” and “that street urchin,” but guess who saves the day? Strong stuff for 1932 and agreeable stuff for today.
Mike Terror (1934) is a hoot about the gang’s “International Silver String Submarine Band” running amuck at a radio status. Esteem the gag where Tommy Bond sucks a lemon (“they’re first-rate for your freckles”) while Leonard tries to play the trumpet.
As for “Shiver My Timbers,” (1931), Leonard Maltin has not spoken well of this film in his Our Gang book, but I Fancy it! This is where a salty mature sailor scares the gang with wild pirate stories. Anyone who has ever had the fun of telling children scary stories will have a soft area for this pix.
I could go on and on, but unprejudiced Accept IT and luxuriate in.
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