Three Stooges Collection #1

Comedy

Three Stooges
Shemp Howard
Moe Howard
Larry Fine
Dee Green
Ralph Dunn
Curly Howard
Stanley Blystone
Lew Kelly
Charles Middleton
Symona Boniface
Shirley Patterson
William Kelley
Stanley Brown

Director

Edward Bernds; Jules White; Ray McCarey; Del Lord

You'll Howl With Laughter At The Riotous Antics Of America's Slaphappy Funnymen…

Curly Classics:
A Plumbing We Will Go (1940)
When the Three Stooges pose as plumbers to elude the police, the ineptness overflows and they almost destroy a mansion.
Men In Black: (1934)
Medical malpractice is an understatement when describing what the Stooges do at the Los Arms Hospital.
Micro-Phonies (1945)
When Curly is mistaken for an opera diva, the Stooges find their calling on the stage.
Punch-Drunks (1934)
Larry's rendition of "Pop Goes the Weasel" transforms Curly from a harmless cream puff into a vicious contender.
Three Little Pigskins (1934)
When the Stooges are mistaken for star football players, they not only find themselves running for goals but running for their lives.
Woman Haters (1934)
When Larry breaks his oath to the Woman Haters Club by marrying, he is treated like a traitor by his fellow members.

Spook Louder:
Spook Louder (1943)
Traveling salesmen The Three Stooges meet their toughest customers when an inventor hires them to guard his spooky home.
Mummy's Dummies (1948)
The Smiling Egyptians is a used-chariot lot run by the Stooges in ancient Egypt. Business is booming until they make the mistake of selling a lemon to the chief of the palace guard.
Shivering Sherlocks (1947)
When an armored car robber strikes, the Stooges are rounded up for interrogation.
The Ghost Talks (1949)
Their job is to remove a suit of armor from the Smorgasbord Castle but he armor doesn't want to leave until the ghost of Lady Godiva returns for their rendezvous!
Hokus Pokus (1949)
A beautiful con artist uses Moe, Larry and Shemp as a character references in her scheme to defraud an insurance company.
Fright Night (1947)
In Shemp's first short as a member of the Stooges, the three are trainers at Muscle Manor, a macho gym for boxers.

All The World's A Stooge
Grips, Grunts, and Groans (1937)
The Three Stooges face a potential bout with disaster when the wrestler they're supposed to watch over gets too drunk to fight.
All the World's a Stooge (1941)
A millionaire disguises the Three Stooges as children and brings them home to convince his wife not to adopt.
3 Dumb Clucks (1937)
"'Till death do us part" takes on new meaning as the Three Stooges try to prevent their father from marrying a gold-digging young floozy.
Three Little Pirates (1946)
In order to walk the plank to freedom, the shipwrecked Stooges must escape from the governor of Dead Man's Island.
Uncivil War Birds (1946)
As Civil War breaks out, the Three Stooges join the army on opposite sides.
Back to the Woods (1937)
The threat of the white man is nothing compared to that of the Indians.
Violent is the Word for Curly (1938)
The Stooges hide out at Mildew College for Women, where they teach the students how to swing.