Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThe gang decides to build their own fire engine.The gang decides to build their own fire engine.The gang decides to build their own fire engine.
Wally Albright
- Wally
- (as Our Gang)
Matthew 'Stymie' Beard
- Stymie
- (as Our Gang)
Scotty Beckett
- Scotty
- (as Our Gang)
Tommy Bond
- Tommy
- (as Our Gang)
George 'Spanky' McFarland
- Spanky
- (as Our Gang)
Bobbie 'Cotton' Beard
- Cotton
- (as Our Gang)
Tommy Bupp
- Our Gang Member
- (as Our Gang)
Donald Proffitt
- Our Gang Member
- (as Our Gang)
Marvin Strin
- Bubbles
- (as Our Gang)
Jacqueline Taylor
- Jane
- (as Our Gang)
Jerry Tucker
- Jerry - Rich Kid
- (as Our Gang)
Pete the Dog
- Pete
- (as Our Gang)
Ernie Alexander
- Pedestrian
- (sin créditos)
Jean Aulbach
- Little Sister
- (sin créditos)
Harry Bernard
- Man Watering Lawn
- (sin créditos)
Charlie Hall
- Window Washer
- (sin créditos)
Tony Kales
- Our Gang Member
- (sin confirmar)
- (sin créditos)
Tiny Sandford
- Moving Man
- (sin créditos)
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The film begins with a moving fan rolling down the street. The boys are thrilled when they see a beautiful new toy fire engine on the truck and follow it--hoping to make a rich new friend. However, the new boy wants nothing to do with them and won't let them ride his neat firetruck. So, the gang decides to build their own. Not surprisingly, when they take it for a spin on the big hill, the shortcomings in their design become all too apparent.
This film bears a lot of similarity to another Our Gang short--"Hook and Ladder"--which is about the boys building their own firetruck in order to help the local firemen put out fires. However, the rear-projection in the final scene is a lot more obvious here in "Hi' Neighbor" and it's not quite as good as the earlier film. Worth seeing but far from their best.
This film bears a lot of similarity to another Our Gang short--"Hook and Ladder"--which is about the boys building their own firetruck in order to help the local firemen put out fires. However, the rear-projection in the final scene is a lot more obvious here in "Hi' Neighbor" and it's not quite as good as the earlier film. Worth seeing but far from their best.
In this episode the rascals build a fire engine from scratch, to use in a race.
The brake on the home-made fire engine fails at the end and the fire engine ends up in a pond. In one scene a boy is sitting on a board and someone drills through the board, ripping off the boy's pants and, I think, his underpants (!)
An unusual episode because before the rascals also get their clothes torn off by shrubs on the side of the road as they ride down to the pond-- where they all get dunked.
The brake on the home-made fire engine fails at the end and the fire engine ends up in a pond. In one scene a boy is sitting on a board and someone drills through the board, ripping off the boy's pants and, I think, his underpants (!)
An unusual episode because before the rascals also get their clothes torn off by shrubs on the side of the road as they ride down to the pond-- where they all get dunked.
Hi'-Neighbor is probably the best rascals short of all.The gang's determination and imagination in building their own fire engine is great!Spanky and Stymies interactions are great!Scotty and Spanky are always good together.Wally is bound and determined to show up Jerry and win Jane back.Everybody likes to see the rich snob get what's coming to them.The scene where Jerry tries to show Jane the gang doesn't have a fire engine is great.He winds up getting his pants ripped off and running away!Only to later be defeated in a race after the gang's brakes,break!This one is hilarious!!!
10xidax
This is the funniest, most thrilling OUR GANG I've ever seen. If I could wish for one picture in the series to be named to the National Film Registry or to survive the Apocalypse or what have you, it would probably be this one. I wouldn't say it's the best - the Rascals made too many different kinds of film for any one to be the best - but it embodies what made the series great.
One of those great things is Spanky McFarland. In some of his early shorts his grumpiness is a little overdone, but here he's just perfect. I doubt any of the children have ever been cuter.
One of those great things is Spanky McFarland. In some of his early shorts his grumpiness is a little overdone, but here he's just perfect. I doubt any of the children have ever been cuter.
An OUR GANG Comedy Short.
Although the Gang tries to be friendly with a snooty new rich kid - `HI-NEIGHBOR!' - it's obvious he disdains them all. And when his spiffy fire engine impresses Jane, it's time for the Rascals to build their own competition vehicle.
Some good laughs here. The building of the contraption, especially Spanky helping Stymie put on the wheels, is hilarious. Highlight: the race down the very steep hill.
Although the Gang tries to be friendly with a snooty new rich kid - `HI-NEIGHBOR!' - it's obvious he disdains them all. And when his spiffy fire engine impresses Jane, it's time for the Rascals to build their own competition vehicle.
Some good laughs here. The building of the contraption, especially Spanky helping Stymie put on the wheels, is hilarious. Highlight: the race down the very steep hill.
¿Sabías que…?
- TriviaScotty Beckett's debut as an "Our Gang" member.
- ErroresWhen Wally steps out from the water puddle, he takes one step and then stops. The shot then cuts to Spanky, who is sitting next to Wally. When the shot cuts to Spanky, to the right you can see Wally take the one step again.
- ConexionesEdited into The Our Gang Story (1994)
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- Fecha de lanzamiento
- País de origen
- Idioma
- También se conoce como
- Olá, Vizinho!
- Locaciones de filmación
- Productora
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- Tiempo de ejecución17 minutos
- Color
- Relación de aspecto
- 1.37 : 1
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What was the official certification given to Hi'-Neighbor! (1934) in Australia?
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