Sidney Kibrick

Kibrick was born July 2, 1928, in Minneapolis, Minnesota. His older brother, Leonard Kibrick, was also an actor who appeared in the Our Gang series. His family relocated to Los Angeles when he was five. He attended Mount Vernon Junior High School and later studied at the University of Southern California. He was Jewish. ==Career==

Our Gang Kibrick was discovered at Grauman's Chinese Theatre while accompanying his mother. He subsequently appeared in the Our Gang short subjects produced by Hal Roach. He made early uncredited film appearances, including Out All Night (1933), and became a regular member of the series in 1935. From 1937 to 1939, he portrayed "Woim" (a Brooklyn accent vernacular pronunciation of "worm"), the sidekick to the bully "Butch", played by Tommy Bond. He remained involved in Our Gang reunions and related events. ==Personal life and death==

Kibrick lived in Los Angeles. He was the last surviving principal cast member of Our Gang. ==Filmography==