Our Gang Pathé Silent #27 - It's A Bear (1924)

This is from my collection of Our Gang Silent Films which are now all in the Public Domain and sadly, rarely seen anymore. I have added an opening card and closing credits to each film.
Our Gang Silents-It's A Bear (1924)
It's a Bear was directed by Robert F. McGowan.
Thanks to TheLuckyCorner.com. for the following cast notes.
THE KIDS:
Joe Cobb as "Joe"
Featured role. He's virtually the star of this film, getting the most attention. He practices with his gun, and tries to roll a cigarette, and also has trouble keeping his pants on.
Mickey Daniels as "Mickey"
Featured role. He's the farm boy that invites the gang to see some real wild animals.
Allen "Farina" Hoskins
Supporting role. He's a "she" in this film. He gets his usual moments of comedy relief, but these are reduced in favor of Joe for this film.
Ernie "Sunshine Sammy" Morrison as "Ernie"
Supporting role. Maltin & Bann indicate that the nickname was used, but it appears not to be the case. He practices with his bow and arrow, and is the one that lassos the bear.
Mary Kornman as "Mary"
Supporting role. She's present during the gang's visit to the farm, but doesn't get much screen time. Her biggest moment is early in the film when she's flirting with Mickey.
Jackie Condon as "Jackie"
Supporting role. He takes a back seat to most of the other kids, even though he's present through most of the film.
"Dick"
Supporting role. This gang member was actually played by a 19 year old midget. He's in virtually every shot with Jackie. I suspect that he's Dick Henchen, who's listed in the payroll summaries during the March retakes for this film, and for "Jubilo, Jr." (no. 29). Previous to that period, he was presumably a day worker.
Copyrighted June 30, 1924, by Pathé Exchange, Inc. Registration no. LU20347. Since the copyright was not renewed, this film is now in the public domain.
Released July 27, 1924. It was the 28th film in the series to be released.
Silent two-reeler.