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Released October 09, 1958
Featuring Moe, Larry and Joe
Columbia
16.2 min. (Short Subject)

It's Joe's camera, the camping trip was his idea, and the photograph he took of a blowing paper plate belongs to him. But lazy cousins Moe and Larry interpret the photo as a snapshot of a flying saucer, and use it to win $10,000 in a magazine's candid photo contest. The magazine, however, gets wise to the fraud and throws Moe and Larry in jail. Lonely, Joe returns to the woods hoping to get a picture of a real flying saucer, and reunite his family.

Costar Diana Darrin ('Elektra') was interviewed at the 2006 Fan Club Meeting in Fort Washington PA. Her interview appears in The Three Stooges Journal # 118 Summer 2006. Ms. Darrin was also a guest of the 1993 Three Stooges Convention in Philadelphia; see Journal # 67 Fall 1993.

Costar Arline Hunter ('Party guest') was a guest of the 2007 Three Stooges Fan Club Meeting in Fort Washington, PA; see Journal # 122 Summer 2007.

Arline Hunter and Diana Darrin reunited at a Three Stooges costar event in Burbank CA on Feb. 17, 2007; see Journal # 121 Spring 2007.

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Arline Hunter
Facts & Figures model

Clark Howat
Scuba diver # 1

Roy Jenson
Scuba diver # 2

Billy Engle
Auntie's boyfriend

Harriette Tarler
Girl at party

Arline Hunter
Girl at party

Emil Sitka
Facts & Figures President

Joe Palma
Government official


Jules White
Producer

Jules White
Director

Jack White
Screenplay

Fred Jackman Jr.
Director of Photography

Saul A. Goodkind
Film Editor

Cary Odell
Art Director

Milton Stumph
Set Decoration

Jerrold Bernstein
Assistant Director



















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