Allen 'Farina' Hoskins

Born

8/9/1920

Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Allen 'Farina' Hoskins

Biography

Allen 'Farina' Hoskins was born on August 9, 1920 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA as Allen Clayton Hoskins. He was an actor, known for Pups Is Pups (1930), Shivering Shakespeare(1930) and Bear Shooters (1930). He was married to Frances. Has two children: a daughter Candy and a son Chris. He died on July 26, 1980 in Oakland, California, USA. Brother of actress Jannie Hoskins.  On screen from the age of 14 months, he acquired the name 'Farina' from the cereal. Member of 'Our Gang' in 106 episodes between 1922 and 1931. His last "Our Gang" contract with the Hal Roach Studios called for a weekly salary of $350 a week; far more than any of the other kids (even Jackie Cooper) were paid at that time. Served in the military during World War II. In his later years, made a successful career at Los Angeles area medical centers, helping disabled young people afflicted with drug problems and mental illnesses.

Known For111 Movies

After the Thin Man
1936
7.3
It's Showtime
1976
7.5
The Spanking Age
1928
6.0
The Gorgeous Hussy
1936
5.5
Reckless
1935
5.1
The Mayor of Hell
1933
7.0
The Stolen Jools
1931
5.6
The Life of Jimmy Dolan
1933
6.2
You Said a Mouthful
1932
5.8
45 Minutes from Hollywood
1926
5.3
Teacher's Pet
1930
6.8
Bear Shooters
1930
5.6
Classic Comedy Teams
1986
7.0
When the Wind Blows
1930
6.7
Circus Fever
1925
6.5
Cat, Dog & Co.
1929
6.7
Baby Clothes
1926
6.6
Helping Grandma
1931
7.0
Your Own Back Yard
1925
6.5
Railroadin'
1929
6.0
School's Out
1930
7.0
Bouncing Babies
1929
6.2
Telling Whoppers
1926
7.5
Baby Brother
1927
6.5
One Wild Ride
1925
6.8
Thundering Fleas
1926
6.0
Little Daddy
1931
6.8
Fish Hooky
1933
7.6
Boxing Gloves
1929
6.2
Bargain Day
1931
6.1
The Ol' Gray Hoss
1928
6.3
Better Movies
1925
7.2
School Begins
1928
8.0
Heebee Jeebees
1927
9.0
Shivering Shakespeare
1930
5.9
Election Day
1929
7.0
The Champeen
1923
6.8
Jubilo, Jr.
1924
6.9
Little Mother
1929
6.8
Buried Treasure
1926
7.5
Love Business
1931
6.8
Moan & Groan, Inc.
1929
6.2
Uncle Tom's Uncle
1926
6.8
Fire Fighters
1922
6.3
Dog Days
1925
6.3
July Days
1923
6.5
One Terrible Day
1922
6.5
Ten Years Old
1927
6.5
Pups Is Pups
1930
6.2
The Smile Wins
1928
6.8
Fly My Kite
1931
6.7
A Pleasant Journey
1923
6.4
Small Talk
1929
5.8
Dogs of War!
1923
5.8
The First Seven Years
1930
5.8
The Cobbler
1923
6.7
The Old Wallop
1927
7.5
A Tough Winter
1930
5.8
War Feathers
1926
7.2
Sunday Calm
1923
6.6
Stage Fright
1923
6.9
The Buccaneers
1924
6.6
Young Sherlocks
1922
6.8
Love My Dog
1927
5.6
Seeing the World
1927
7.1
Good Cheer
1926
6.4
Fair and Muddy
1928
8.0
Saturday Morning
1922
6.9
The Glorious Fourth
1927
7.0
Fast Company
1924
6.4
Lazy Days
1929
5.1
Noisy Noises
1929
7.8
Derby Day
1923
6.5
Monkey Business
1926
7.2
Playin' Hookey
1928
7.0
The Big Show
1923
6.3
Crazy House
1928
7.2
Boys Will Be Joys
1925
6.5
Chicken Feed
1927
6.7
Shivering Spooks
1926
7.5
Seein' Things
1924
6.9
Yale vs. Harvard
1927
9.0
Spook Spoofing
1928
7.7
Big Business
1924
6.4
Cradle Robbers
1924
6.9
The Fourth Alarm
1926
6.4
Boys to Board
1923
6.0
Lodge Night
1923
6.5
The Holy Terror
1929
7.0
Shootin' Injuns
1925
7.3
Mary, Queen of Tots
1925
7.3
The Mysterious Mystery!
1924
6.4
Tire Trouble
1924
6.4
Saturday's Lesson
1929
7.0
Commencement Day
1924
7.1
The Love Bug
1925
6.9
Growing Pains
1928
8.0
Rainy Days
1928
7.2
Official Officers
1925
7.1
Bring Home the Turkey
1927
7.0
The Sun Down Limited
1924
6.9
Tired Business Men
1927
7.7
Dog Heaven
1927
5.8
Fast Freight
1929
8.5
Back Stage
1923
7.4
Barnum & Ringling, Inc.
1928
6.8
Olympic Games
1927
7.3
It's a Bear
1924
6.3
The Big Town
1925
7.1
Wiggle Your Ears
1929
6.8
Edison, Marconi & Co.
1928
7.0