ThreeStooges.net is the home of The Three Stooges Online Filmography, a complete film history of the funniest guys that ever appeared in motion pictures!
The Three Stooges have been cracking up millions with their antics for 80 years. From their start in films with Ted Healy in the early 1930's, through their glory days with Columbia, to their own feature films in the 1960's - the Stooges' film career spanned over forty years, and they're still just as popular today! We've got every film appearance the Three Stooges - all six of them! - ever made, including their solo appearances.
There are 803 short subjects, feature films and other media that had one or more of the Stooges appearing in the cast. Here's a breakdown of the filmography, by "Stooge Team":
MY MUMMY'S ARMS· featuring Shemp Howard (Solo) Released 1934-06-28 Length: 19 min.
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Two jerks are assistants on Mr. Smith's archealogical dig for the mummy of King Phooey. Shemp learns that the mummy will be displayed in Smith's hotel room, and he disguises himself as Phooey in an attempt to be near Mary, Smith's daughter. Phooey's cult worshippers retrieve the mummy (Shemp), and when Harry learns that the Egyptian cult will honor Phooey with a month of food and women, he jockies to take Shemp's place. Unknown to both, after one month, the mummy will be reburied where it can never be found again.
Sheldon Leonard costars as Abdullah, Smith's Egyptian guide with a decidedly Brooklyn accent.
DIZZY DOCTORS Featuring Moe, Larry and Curly
Released: 1937-03-19
Length: 17.50 min.
The Stooges are lazy good-for-nothings whose wives threaten to kick them out if they don''t find work. They land a job as salesmen selling a snake oil called "Brighto". After harassing the citizens and even ruining a man''s auto paint job, they make their way into the Los Arms Hospital and try their hand at selling Brighto to the patients. They then enter the Superintendant''s office to try and make a sale, but the Super is the same man whose car''s paint job was ruined, and the boys must beat a hasty retreat back home.
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