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Released January 01, 1943
Featuring Moe, Larry and Curly
Columbia
15.6 min. (Short Subject)

The Stooges are fix-it men who are employed to fix the doorbell in a house that belongs to a nest of German and Japanese spies. Moe, Larry and Curly proceed to destroy the walls of the house looking for the problem before moving outside. Curly is then sent up to fix the wires atop a telephone pole. While "fixing" the lines, Curly slides his chair towards the window of the spies' main control room and crash through the window inside, where the boys discover the villains' sabotage plans and the game is on!

Lloyd Bridges is known for his roles in television's SEA HUNT (1958 - 1961), the film AIRPLANE (1980), and as the gunfighter in HIGH NOON (1952). His sons are Beau, and Academy Award winner Jeff.
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THEY STOOGE TO CONGA on IMDb

Fern Emmett
Marsha, Nazi housekeeper

John Tyrrell
German officer

Eddie Laughton
Radio quiz announcer

Dudley Dickerson
Wilbur, the cook

Robert Stevens
1st telephone customer

Lloyd Bridges
2nd telephone customer

Julie Duncan
3rd telephone customer

John Tyrrell
4th telephone customer

Christine McIntyre
5th telephone customer

Frederick Giermann
U-Boat commander

Stanley Brown
Bomber pilot

Charles Sherlock
1st saboteur

Dick Jensen
2nd saboteur


Del Lord
Producer

Del Lord
Director

Monte Collins
Story and Screenplay

Elwood Ullman
Story and Screenplay

George Meehan
Director of Photography

Paul Borofsky
Film Editor

Carl Anderson
Art Director



















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