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Released August 01, 1935
Featuring Moe, Larry and Curly
Columbia
18.75 min. (Short Subject)

Moe, Larry and Curly are carpenters installing a door at Mr. Jones' drugstore. Jones leaves the boys in charge while he tries to settle a liquor delivery problem. The liquor salesman comes in and asks the Stooges to make him a "pick me up," which they mix up themselves in the back in an old boot. The Stooges' concoction knocks his hat off, and the salesman is convinced that the new drink will bring a fortune. He then tries to pass the Stooges off as the Scottish whiskey makers McSniff, McSnuff and McSnort at a party in his boss's home.

Several scripted scenes, unfilmed or edited from the final release, were found in Jules White's final shooting script. They are transcribed in The Three Stooges Journal # 118 (Summer 2006).

The first short to use "Listen to the Mockingbird" as the Stooges' theme music, arrangement by Louis Silvers; see The Three Stooges Journal # 88 (Winter 1998).

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Al Thompson
Mr. Jones

James C. Morton
J. T. Walton

Nat Carr
Mr. Martin

Gladys Gale
Mrs. Walton

Alec Craig
Short bagpiper

Scotty Dunsmuir
Tall bagpiper

Barlowe Borland
Scotsman from Loch Lomond

Billy Gilbert
Signor Louis Balero Cantino

Nina Campana
Piano player

Johnny Kascier
Butler drawing drapes

Carlton Griffin
Party guest

Symona Boniface
Larry's dinner companion

Pauline High
Curly's dinner companion

Grace Goodall
Mrs. Martin, scene deleted

Billy Bletcher
Customer, scene deleted

George Gray
Customer, scene deleted

William J. Irving
Customer, scene deleted

Ettore Campana
Singer, scene deleted

Johnny Kascier
Moe's stand-in


Del Lord
Director

Jules White
Producer

Andrew Bennison
Story and Screenplay

George Meehan
Photography

James Sweeney
Film Editor



















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