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Released May 14, 1937
Featuring Moe, Larry and Curly
Columbia
19.5 min. (Short Subject)

It is colonial times and the Stooges are tried by an English court for fighting some guards. They're sentenced to protect the colonies from the Indians. The Governor tries to make peace, but the Indian chief demands too high a price for the Pilgrims to pay for hunting privileges, so things look grim. The Stooges decide to hunt for the colonists anyway, and run into a lot of trouble with the Indians.

Former model Ethelreda Leopold appeared in many Stooge comedies but got few speaking parts. This is one of her largest roles. Ms. Leopold (Hope) was a guest of the 1990 Three Stooges Convention in Philadelphia; see The Three Stooges Journal # 55 (Fall 1990).
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Bud Jamison
Prosecutor

Bert Young
Courtroom guard

Sam Lufkin
Courtroom guard

William J. Irving
Courtroom guard

Vernon Dent
Governor

John Rand
Governor's aide

Ted Lorch
Chief Rain in the Puss

Budd Fine
Indian


Jules White
Producer

Jack White
Director

Andrew Bennison
Screenplay

George Meehan
Photography

Charles Nelson
Film Editor



















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