Top Cast

Carl Switzer
Alfalfa

George McFarland
Spanky

Billie Thomas
Buckwheat

Darla Hood
Darla

Robert Blake
Mickey

Tommy Bond
Butch

Leonard 'Percy' Landy
Leonard

Barbara Bedford
Alfalfa's Mom (uncredited)

Hank Mann
Butch's Dad (uncredited)

William Newell
Alfalfa's Dad (uncredited)

Harry Strang
Explosives Worker (uncredited)
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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