ThreeStooges.net is the home of The Three Stooges Online Filmography, a complete film history of the funniest guys that ever appeared in motion pictures!
The Three Stooges have been cracking up millions with their antics for 80 years. From their start in films with Ted Healy in the early 1930's, through their glory days with Columbia, to their own feature films in the 1960's - the Stooges' film career spanned over forty years, and they're still just as popular today! We've got every film appearance the Three Stooges - all six of them! - ever made, including their solo appearances.
There are 803 short subjects, feature films and other media that had one or more of the Stooges appearing in the cast. Here's a breakdown of the filmography, by "Stooge Team":
WOMAN HATERS· featuring Moe, Larry and Curly Released 1934-05-05 Length: 19.33 min.
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Moe, Larry and Curly join the Woman Haters Club, pledging their money and vowing that they'll never take a wife. Larry soon reneges when he secretly marries his sweetheart named Mary. Larry takes his bride with him on a sales trip/honeymoon and tries to hide his marriage from Moe and Curly, who happen to be on the train. Mary learns of Larry's secret and suckers both Moe and Curly into romancing her. She then tells them that Larry's her husband and their deal is off because everyone cheated, then shoves Moe and Curly out the train window.
When the film was originally released, Marjorie White received top billing over the Three Stooges, who were credited as "Jerry Howard, Larry Fine, and Moe Howard." White was killed in an automobile accident the following year (see Moe Howard & the 3 Stooges, p.78).
WOMAN HATERS was the 5th entry of a short subject series called "Musical Novelties," and all music in the short comes from the first four films. "My Life, My Love, My All" has new lyrics written for WOMAN HATERS by Archie Gottler, but the music was originally titled "At Last" in a 1933 release called UMPA, music and lyrics by Gottler, Sydney Mitchell and Con Conrad. Edward Eliscu also contributed to other tunes heard in WOMAN HATERS.
DISORDER IN THE COURT Featuring Moe, Larry and Curly
Released: 1936-05-30
Length: 16.50 min.
Gail Tempest stands accused of murdering Kirk Robbin, the owner of the Black Bottom Cafe, and it''s up to the defense''s three main witnesses - Howard, Fine and Howard - musicians at the club who offer to give witness to her innocence and help clear her name by demonstrating the dance number in front of the jury ... Who killed Kirk Robbin?
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