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Released May 06, 1948
Featuring Moe, Larry and Shemp
Columbia
17.25 min. (Short Subject)

Old King Cole grants his three fiddlers permission to marry their sweethearts as soon as Princess Alicia gets married. But the evil magician Mergatroyd arranges for her to be kidnapped, so he can marry her himself and become King, and it's up to the Stooges to save the day!

Reworked, with stock footage, as MUSTY MUSKETEERS (1954).

A brief scripted sequence, which did not appear in the final cut of the film, is discussed in The Three Stooges Journal # 137 (Spring 2011).

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Avg. Rating: [8.46/10]
 
FIDDLERS THREE on IMDb

Vernon Dent
Old King Cole

Virginia Hunter
Princess Alicia

Larry Fine
Lilltle Miss Muffet

Moe Howard
Simple Simon

Phil Van Zandt
Mergatroyd the Magician

Joe Palma
Lancier, Captain of the Guard

Al Thompson
King's aide

Cy Schindell
3rd guard

Sherry O'Neil
Girl in magician's box

Harold Breen
Shemp's stand-in

Joe Murphy
Larry's stand-in

Johnny Kascier
Moe's stand-in


Jules White
Producer

Jules White
Director

Felix Adler
Story and Screenplay

Allen G. Siegler
Director of Photography

Edwin Bryant
Film Editor

Charles Clague
Art Director

Jack Corrick
Assistant Director

Jules White
Music and Lyrics



















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