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Bobby 'Wheezer' Hutchins

29 Mar, 1925 in Tacoma, Washington, USA

Robert E. Hutchins was born March 29th, 1925, in Tacoma, Washington. He was born to James Hutchins and Olga Hutchins (nee Roe). Robert was a very outgoing boy with a charming personality, because friends persuaded James and Olga to go to a Hollywood photographer and get his picture taken. The... photographer was impressed by Robert's intelligence, and asked to take a few feet of film of him. The results were so good that the film ended up in the projection room at Hal Roach Studios. Hal Roach decided the boy would be a good addition to his "Our Gang" short films, and signed him to a five year contract. On his first day at the studio, Robert didn't have an identity for his part in the movies, and he was running around so much that he began to wheeze. Such led to the coining of the 'Wheezer' name, one he carried for the rest of his time in Our Gang. Robert played the perky, tag-along little brother that was always anxious to be part of the mischief that the gang was getting into. He played such a part in both the silent films and the talkies.

Also Known As:

Robert E. HutchinsBobby HutchinsWheezer

The Ghosts
0% (1930)
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Chicken Feed
55% (1927)
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Crazy House
65% (1928)
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Lazy Days
48% (1929)
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Pups Is Pups
60% (1930)
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Baby Brother
63% (1927)
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Election Day
70% (1929)
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Rainy Days
65% (1928)
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Little Daddy
70% (1931)
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Dogs Is Dogs
57% (1931)
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Fly My Kite
70% (1931)
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Big Ears
45% (1931)
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Noisy Noises
65% (1929)
Yoo-Hoo
0% (1932)
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The Pooch
65% (1932)
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Choo-Choo!
67% (1932)
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Spanky
60% (1932)
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Bargain Day
60% (1931)
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Free Eats
68% (1932)
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Dog Heaven
61% (1927)

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