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Released March 06, 1952
Featuring Moe, Larry and Shemp
Columbia
17.1 min. (Short Subject)

The Stooges are arrested for vagrancy, but the Judge releases them for lack of evidence. Working as door-to-door repairmen, the boys are hired to fix the wiring in a home. When the chef quits, they help out by making a disastrous birthday dinner for their employer, who turns out to be the Judge who released them!

A reworking of two earlier Three Stooges comedies, with the electrician sequences adapted from THEY STOOGE TO CONGA (1943), and the cooking scenes adapted from AN ACHE IN EVERY STAKE (1941).

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Gil Perkins
Officer Ryan

Chick Collins
Officer Casey

Vernon Dent
Judge Henderson

Emil Sitka
Francis, chef

John Hamilton
George Morton

Mary Emery
Lydia Morton

Betty Jane Pettit
Young blonde party guest

Harold Miller
Party guest

Herschel Graham
Party guest

Frank Mayo
Party guest

Harold Breen
Shemp's stand-in & double

Johnny Kascier
Moe's stand-in & double

Charles Cross
Larry's stand-in

Teddy Mangean
Larry's double


Elwood Ullman
Story and Screenplay

Ellis W. Carter
Director of Photography

Edwin Bryant
Film Editor

Charles Clague
Art Director

Carl Hiecke
Assistant Director



















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