Seeing the World

Year: 1927

Runtime: 20 mins

Directors: Robert F. McGowan, Robert A. McGowan

Comedy

James Finlayson portrays the gang’s schoolteacher who, after winning a local contest, whisks the Our Gang kids on a European tour. Their itinerary includes Naples, the ruins of Pompeii, Rome and the Vatican, the canals of Venice, London, and finally Paris, where a mishap on the Eiffel Tower creates chaos.

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