
Three Stooges Book of Scripts, The
NY Times obituary for Joe DeRita
- TBS ran a "The Three Stooges Greatest Hits" marathon in June; the cable station now runs the Stooges mornings at 6AM
- A live Stooges stage act will be performed at the MGM Grand starting in early 1994
- Moe Howard's grandson Jeffrey featured in the July 26 issue of People
- Microsoft's "Office for Windows" ad campaign highlights famous combinations, including the Stooges
- New Love Those Stooges VHS is a reissue of the Steve Allen-narrated "Making of the Stooges" from the mid-1980s
Highlights of the 1993 Convention, with costar guests Diana Darrin and Lucille Lund
Personal stories and recollections of visits with Joe DeRita
More stories and recollections of visits with Joe DeRita
Lucille Ball, Phyllis Barry, Don Beddoe, Bruce Bennett, Billy Bletcher
Discussion and review of Joe DeRita's Columbia short subjects 1946 - 1948
"Moe, Larry and Curly Joe in a previously unpublished candid shot, early 1960s"
Previously undocumented Shemp Howard short subject, RAMBLIN' ROUND RADIO ROW Series 2 # 1 (1934 Vitaphone), is reviewed and discussed
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On the sad occasion of Joe DeRita's death, the columnist realizes that the Stooges are reflections of ourselves and our general incompetence in life
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