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Released January 31, 1957
Featuring Moe, Larry and Joe
Columbia
15.5 min. (Short Subject)

Although the Stooges' sister, Birdie, has been dead more than a year, Joe will not let her memory fade. He studies reincarnation, thinking someday Birdie might return. While walking the streets, Joe hears Birdie's voice coming from a horse. The Stooges are delighted to find their reincarnated sister and take her home to celebrate, and attempt to keep Birdie hidden from their landlord Mr. Dinkelspiel.

The voice of 'Birdie' was recorded two months after filming, with script pages dated June 8, 1956. The specific recording date is unknown.

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HOOFS AND GOOFS on IMDb

Tony the Wonder Horse
Birdie the horse

Ruth Godfrey
Voice of Birdie

Benny Rubin
Mr. Dinklespiel

Harriette Tarler
Dinklespiel's daughter

Harold Breen
Moe's double


Jules White
Producer

Jules White
Director

Jack White
Story and Screenplay

Gert Anderson
Director of Photography

Harold White
Film Editor

Paul Palmentola
Art Director

Willard Sheldon
Assistant Director



















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