Before the director Hal Roach conceived of Our Gang (later known as Little Rascals), children in Hollywood tended to be depicted as tiny adults. In 1921, Roach found himself riveted by the spectacle of a group of little kids bickering over a bunch of sticks and realized the natural charms of children were far more interesting. In 1931, three-year-old George “Spanky” McFarland joined the cast and became the first breakout star of the show, alongside Petey, the dog.
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3 thoughts on “The True Life Events That Shaped These 16 Iconic American Photos”
It was 5 Marines and 1 NAVY HOSPITAL CORPSON (Corman)
The America Flag had to have a rod or spring to keep it straight out. ? No atmosphere on moon.
I know what really happened, two hijacked jet planes crashed individually into both towers Am I missing something??