Dickie Moore

American actor in 'Our Gang' series

Dickie Moore - Performers & Entertainers born September 12th, 1925
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An actor gained prominence as a child star, appearing in the 'Our Gang' series in the 1930s. Transitioned to more mature roles in later years, contributing to various films and television shows. Acted in significant productions, showcasing talent across a range of genres. Continued involvement in the entertainment industry well beyond the peak of early fame.

Appeared in the 'Our Gang' series

Starred in films such as 'The Little Princess'

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