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In this Little Rascals movie, Spanky and Alfalfa have hatched a plan to get out of going to school by pretending Alfalfa is sick. Since Alfalfa's parents are out of town, Spanky volunteers to stay home from school to look after Alfalfa. Their real plan is to sneak out of the house to go fishing! Spanky's mom recognizes the scheme for what it is and she goes into town to run errands, leaving Spanky and Alfalfa to look after Spanky's younger brother Junior!
This is a rare Little Rascals movie made in the late 1930s that actually filmed many scenes outdoors, on location at a real house. The house, built in 1922, still stands today, though the owners have added an addition in the backyard. But the rest of the house and the alley shown in the final scene are still very much as they were back in 1938.
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Mr. Hardy is trying to install an antenna on the roof so that Mrs. Hardy can listen to radio programs from Japan! Mr. Laurel decides to "help" his friend Mr. Hardy.
An early Laurel and Hardy "talkie" - this movie was filmed at several outdoor locations in and near downtown Culver City, California and at what is today the campus of the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. The then and now views give us some fascinating looks at how each of these areas has evolved in the 95 years since this Laurel and Hardy movie was filmed.
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The U.S.S. Enterprise is pursuing a hostile alien spaceship operated by a species called "The Gorn." The pursuit takes them into a solar system inhabited by a peaceful race who stops the violence and beams Captain Kirk and the Captain of the Gorn ship to a desolate planet where they can settle their dispute directly.
This Season 1 episode filmed at Los Angeles County's Vasquez Rocks Natural Area park, about a 45 minute drive north of downtown Los Angeles. The area has been a favorite filming location for 100 years. Dozens (and dozens!) of movies, TV shows and music videos have used this location and its iconic rock formations as a setting. As you'll see in this then and now film location video, not much has changed since Captain Kirk visited.
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Charley Chase falls in love with beautiful June Marlowe ("Miss Crabtree" from The Little Rascals), but she refuses to go on a date with him unless he first gets permission from her father. Things get complicated when Charley mistakes an escaped lunatic for her father!
This quick excerpt from the complete movie location then and now video documentary on this film starts out at the same mansion location in the West Adams historic district that the Laurel and Hardy movie ANOTHER FINE MESS used. One has to wonder if the studio decided to film at this mansion location because it had already been rented out to Laurel and Hardy to shoot their scenes. Later in this quick preview video, the action shifts outside of an apartment building that is unchanged in the 95 years since this movie was made.
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Spanky and Alfalfa have a plan to skip school and go fishing, but instead they have to stay home and look after Spanky's little brother Junior.
This Little Rascals movie was one of the last made at the Hal Roach Studios before production moved to MGM Studios. The film crew went out in the local neighborhood just a few blocks from the studio and filmed a good chunk of this movie at a real home's backyard and in the alley next to that home. The house is still there today (though an addition was added at some point which takes up some of the backyard) and the alley survives as well. It even looks like the original 3 car garage seen in this then and now filming location photo comparison is still there.
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Mr. Hardy is installing a radio antenna on the roof (Mrs. Hardy wants to listen in on Japan!). Things are going well... until Mr. Laurel stops by to "help."
The first of the movie locations used in the filming of this Laurel and Hardy movie was a newly built residential neighborhood in Culver City, California. Mr. Hardy's "house" though was just a set, built on a vacant lot at 4175 Madison Avenue. The runaway car scenes were filmed on Washington Blvd in downtown Culver City and the film wraps up on the campus of the University of Southern California near downtown Los Angeles.
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This Season 1 episode finds the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise engaged in a battle with an alien race called The Gorn. Unfortunately, the battle is taking place in an area of space inhabited by beings who despise violence. They beam Captain Kirk and The Gorn Captain to a desolate planet where they can settle their differences directly in a fight to the death.
The desolate planet scenes were filmed about a 45 minute drive north of downtown Los Angeles at the iconic Vaszquez Rocks. A very popular location not only for several Star Trek productions (Voyager, Picard and more), but also westerns and serials going back to the 1930s (and likely before).
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Charley meets a beautiful woman (June Marlowe, best known as "Miss Crabtree" from The Little Rascals / Our Gang movies) but she won't go on a date with him until he gets permission from her father. Charley ends up meeting a lunatic who he mistakes for the woman's father and things start to get crazy!
The then and now filming location photo above shows Charley literally bumping into the lunatic at the corner of Whitley Avenue and Franklin Avenue in Los Angeles. The building, built in 1924, looked great in the movie and still looks good today as you can see. You can see all the then and now filming location photos from this movie are on Page 2 of the Charley Chase Filming Locations Photo Gallery by clicking here.
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