Lonnie and Johnny in Our Gang Shorts

In 1932, Lonnie appeared in "Readin' and Writin'" after Breezy was supposedly expelled. June Marlowe was in her last role in Our Gang.

In 1933, Lonnie appeared in "Fish Hooky" as one of the students, and he was in the back on the right as Donald Haines had his last role in Our Gang. In the deleted scene, Dorothy DeBorba kisses Lonnie before Mickey Daniels and Mary Kornman try to kiss as Spanky and Cotton are sleeping. That same year, Lonnie was in "Mush and Milk" as one of the students. In the deleted scene, Louise Emmons and Lonnie were both sick after being contracted by the couple who were all sick.

In 1934, Lonnie, Johnny and Margaret were in "Mike Fright," but the scene was deleted after the man said, "No boys, not you, go back." They sang "In the Highways."

In 1935, Lonnie and Margaret were also in the deleted scene alongside their mother and except Johnny in "Beginner's Luck" with Carl Switzer in his first role with his brother Harold. Lonnie was in the ukulele solo, and Margaret in tap dancing before Marianne Edwards had a stage fright. Lonnie is the winner of the contest after Spanky disqualifies for nearly nude.

In 1939, Johnny played the security guard "in Captain Spanky's Show Boat" as he told Butch not to go backstage as Alfalfa was singing.

In 1941, Lonnie played Mickey's half brother in "Wedding Worries," which is Darla's last film as a rascal. In this deleted scene, Lonnie grabbed the radio into the kitchen, and he told Mickey and the other kids to postpone the wedding, and rescheduled the wedding at the church, not at Mr. Hood's house.

In 1943, Johnny appeared as Mickey Laughlin's big brother in "Benjamin Franklin Jr.," but his scene was deleted. His real life mother Erlie also in that role.