Raised By the Stars (Interviews With 29 Children of Hollywood Actors)
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SOUP TO NUTS
Ted and his firemen Stooges help a costume shop stay out of bankruptcy, while helping the receivership trustee romance the shop owner's niece. Released: 1930-09-28
Transcribed by: Moron4392
NERTSERY RHYMES
Ted and his date try to put his "young" sons to sleep with nursery tales lifted from MGM musicals. Released: 1933-07-06
Transcribed by: Moron4392
BEER AND PRETZELS
Failed vaudevillians Ted and the Stooges take jobs as waiters at a posh nightclub and disrupt the clientele. Released: 1933-08-26
Transcribed by: Moron4392
GIVE A MAN A JOB
Jimmy Durante promotes Pres. Roosevelt's NRA in this musical PSA urging employers to hire. Released: 1933-09-09
Transcribed by: Moron4392
SALT WATER DAFFY
Two pickpockets involuntarily enlist in the Navy and proceed to drive their CPO crazy. Released: 1933-09-16
Transcribed by: Moron4392
PLANE NUTS
A taste of Healy's stage act with the Stooges is seen in this short, which also recycles aviation-themed numbers from MGM musicals. Released: 1933-10-14
Transcribed by: Moron4392
ROAST-BEEF AND MOVIES
Three idiots attempt to sell their film to studio executives. Released: 1934-02-10
Transcribed by: Moron4392
MUSHROOMS
An expert on mushrooms hosts a dinner party crashed by his loutish friends. Adding to the confusion are a dish of possible toadstools. Released: 1934-02-14
Transcribed by: Moron4392
KNIFE OF THE PARTY, THE
A broke vaudeville troupe goes to work at a local hotel to pay off their room & board. Released: 1934-02-16
Transcribed by: Moron4392
PURE FEUD
Edgar Bergen & Charlie McCarthy take a backwoods vacation and wind up in the middle of a hillbilly feud. Released: 1934-04-21
Transcribed by: Moron4392
WOMAN HATERS
Three salesmen swear off women, but one of them has trouble keeping his promise. A musical novelty. Released: 1934-05-05
Transcribed by: xraffle
RAMBLING 'ROUND RADIO ROW # 7 (Series 2 # 1)
A radio station mailman makes his delivery rounds and mingles with the performers. Released: 1934-05-19
Transcribed by: Moron4392
ART TROUBLE
Two ship painters are hired by society men to pose as them as art students in Paris. Released: 1934-06-23
Transcribed by: Moron4392
PUNCH DRUNKS
A meek waiter becomes a prizefighter whenever he hears "Pop Goes the Weasel." Released: 1934-07-13
Transcribed by: xraffle
DAREDEVIL O'DARE
A simpleton farmboy takes a mail order course in acrobatics and runs away to join the circus. Released: 1934-08-11
Transcribed by: Moron4392
MEN IN BLACK
Three newly created doctors create mayhem in a hospital, all "for duty and humanity!" Released: 1934-09-28
Transcribed by: Victim of Circumstance
SMOKED HAMS
Ham vaudeville performers Shemp & Daphne pester a theatrical producer to use their Civil War sketch in his latest show. Released: 1934-10-20
Transcribed by: Moron4392
SO YOU WON'T T-T-T-TALK
A hen-pecked husband takes his shrew wife, her brat little brother, and the boorish downstairs neighbors on a camping trip. Released: 1934-11-03
Transcribed by: Moron4392
HIS FIRST FLAME
An inept fireman marries a co-worker's former flame. His fire-extinguishing powder invention is sabotaged by the jilted boyfriend. Released: 1935-03-09
Transcribed by: Moron4392
PARDON MY SCOTCH
When the booze can't flow soon enough at the end of Prohibition, the Stooges come to the rescue with their own unique version of Scotch. Released: 1935-08-01
Transcribed by: xraffle
ON THE WAGON
After an all-night binge, two husbands try to sneak into their house, avoiding their wives and brutish mother-in-law. Released: 1935-08-24
Transcribed by: Moron4392
OFFICER'S MESS, THE
A bungler regards his National Guard duty as a camping trip party and proceeds to drive his sergeant crazy. Released: 1935-11-09
Transcribed by: Moron4392
THREE LITTLE BEERS
Hired to deliver beer, the Stooges end up destroying a golf course instead while practicing for their company's golf tournament. Released: 1935-11-28
Transcribed by: Xraffle
ANTS IN THE PANTRY
In an effort to save their jobs, three exterminators spread pests throughout a house full of guests to drum up business. Released: 1936-02-06
Transcribed by: Moron4392
HALF SHOT SHOOTERS
Three out-of-work veterans get fooled into rejoining the Army and get assigned to their old sergeant from WWI, who still has a grudge against them. Released: 1936-04-30
Transcribed by: Stooge
DISORDER IN THE COURT
Three entertainers are called to testify for the defendent in a murder trial. Who killed Kirk Robbin? Released: 1936-05-30
Transcribed by: xraffle
HERE'S HOWE
Society gal Ann Howe convinces the new (but broke) champ Joe Palooka to fight an exhibition bout for charity at her family's estate. Released: 1936-06-06
Transcribed by: Moron4392
PAIN IN THE PULLMAN, A
Three out of work vaudevillians finally get a chance - until they cause havoc on a train. Released: 1936-06-27
Transcribed by: Stooge
FALSE ALARMS
Three firemen - who only joined to impress their girlfriends - are in danger of losing their jobs due to their incompetence. Released: 1936-08-16
Transcribed by: Giff me dat fill-em!
GRIPS, GRUNTS, AND GROANS
Three bums are hired to help a wrestler named Bustoff train for a match, but they render him unconscious and Curly has to impersonate him in the ring. Released: 1937-01-15
Transcribed by: Stooge
DIZZY DOCTORS
Threatened by their wives to get a job or get out, the Stooges manage to land jobs selling Brighto - "Makes Old Bodies New!" Released: 1937-03-19
Transcribed by: xraffle
CASH AND CARRY
Three bums return home from a prospecting trip only to find a crippled boy and his older sister living in their shack in the dump. Released: 1937-09-03
Transcribed by: Stooge
SITTER DOWNERS, THE
After winning their sit-down strike to get married, three incompetents try to build a donated "Ready Cut" house, with disastrous results. Released: 1937-11-26
Transcribed by: xraffle
TERMITES OF 1938
Three exterminators are mistakenly hired as escorts to a fancy dinner party in honor of Lord Wafflebottom. Released: 1938-01-07
Transcribed by: xraffle
TASSELS IN THE AIR
Mistaken for famous interior decorators, a newly wealthy woman hires the Stooges to makeover her house to impress society peers. Released: 1938-04-01
Transcribed by: xraffle
HEALTHY, WEALTHY AND DUMB
Contest winner Curly moves into a swanky hotel with Moe and Larry, but three golddiggers and tax withholdings quickly burst their balloon. Released: 1938-05-20
Transcribed by: xraffle
VIOLENT IS THE WORD FOR CURLY
Moe, Larry & Curly are mistaken for three professors at Mildew College and teach the coeds about athletics and Swingin' the Alphabet. Released: 1938-07-02
Transcribed by: xraffle
THREE MISSING LINKS
In Africa to film a movie, the Stooges run afoul of a gorilla and a witch doctor. Released: 1938-07-29
Transcribed by: xraffle
WE WANT OUR MUMMY
Three bumbling detectives are hired to find a missing archaeologist and the tomb of Egyptian pharaoh Rutentuten. Released: 1939-02-24
Transcribed by: xraffle
CALLING ALL CURS
Veterinarians Moe, Larry and Curly are victimized by dog-nappers who make off with an expensive show dog from their hospital. Released: 1939-08-25
Transcribed by: xraffle
GLOVE SLINGERS
Unknown to his mother, a young man goes under his uncle's wing to train as a boxing contender. Released: 1939-11-24
Transcribed by: Moron4392
THREE SAPPY PEOPLE
Posing as psychiatrists, the Stooges are hired by a rich man to cure his eccentric and childish wife at a fancy birthday party. Released: 1939-12-01
Transcribed by: Victim of Circumstance
A PLUMBING WE WILL GO
On the run from a cop, the Stooges are mistaken for plumbers and hired to "fix" a leak at a society mansion. Released: 1940-04-19
Transcribed by: Stooge
NUTTY BUT NICE
Moe, Larry & Curly help a young girl by finding her banker father, who has been kidnapped by crooks looking for bearer bonds. Released: 1940-06-14
Transcribed by: Giff me dat fill-em!
HOW HIGH IS UP?
Tinker repairmen Moe, Larry & Curly go on the run from angry customers and sign up as construction riveters on a skyscraper. Released: 1940-07-26
Transcribed by: xraffle
FROM NURSE TO WORSE
Curly feigns insanity as part of an insurance scam but it backfires when he's taken to the hospital for a brain operation. Released: 1940-08-23
Transcribed by: Moron4392
NO CENSUS, NO FEELING
Census taker Stooges invade a society party and a football game in search of their count. Released: 1940-10-04
Transcribed by: Moron4392
COOKOO CAVALIERS
The Stooges head south of the border to open a saloon, only to find they've actually bought a beauty salon. Released: 1940-11-15
Transcribed by: xraffle
BOOBS IN ARMS
The Stooges join the Army to avoid a jealous husband only to discover he's their drill sergeant. On the battlefield, they're assigned to rescue him. Released: 1940-12-27
Transcribed by: Stooge
SO LONG MR. CHUMPS
Looking for the last, honest man, Moe, Larry & Curly find themselves searching for him in prison. Released: 1941-02-07
Transcribed by: Moron4392
DUTIFUL BUT DUMB
Three photographers sent to Vulgaria for a picture of a new weapon discover cameras are prohibited by law, and go on the run from a firing squad. Released: 1941-03-21
Transcribed by: xraffle
I'LL NEVER HEIL AGAIN
A sequel to YOU NAZTY SPY! continues to mock the Nazis as the Stooges of Moronica conspire with their Axle partners. Released: 1941-07-11
Transcribed by: Moron4392
ACHE IN EVERY STAKE, AN
Three bumbling icemen substitute as cooks and waiters for a fancy birthday dinner party. Released: 1941-08-22
Transcribed by: Moron4392
IN THE SWEET PIE AND PIE
Three socialites marry the death row Stooges for an inheritance, only to have the boys found innocent and landed on their society doorstep. Released: 1941-10-16
Transcribed by: Stooge
CACTUS MAKES PERFECT
Curly's gold-finding invention sends the boys west in search of a mine, and up against a couple claim jumpers. Released: 1942-02-26
Transcribed by: Stooge
MISSISSIPPI GAMBLER
An investigative reporter discovers a presumed-dead NY gangster has a new identity and is running a gambling racket from a MIssissippi casino. Released: 1942-04-17
Transcribed by: Moron4392
PRIVATE BUCKAROO
A big band vocalist is drafted and has trouble accepting that Army regulations apply to celebrities too. Released: 1942-06-12
Transcribed by: Moron4392
EVEN AS IOU
Moe, Larry & Curly head to the racetrack to raise money for a dispossessed woman and her young daughter. Released: 1942-09-18
Transcribed by: xraffle
THEY STOOGE TO CONGA
Fix-it men Moe, Larry and Curly "repair" a house's doorbell and find the residence is infested with Axis spies. Released: 1943-01-01
Transcribed by: Stooge
DIZZY DETECTIVES
Three rookie cops investigate a series of robberies by the "Ape Man," and discover it actually is a gorilla trained by crooks. Released: 1943-02-05
Transcribed by: Xraffle
SPOOK LOUDER
House-sitting for a government scientist, Moe, Larry and Curly find themselves stalked by Axis spies after an explosive invention. Released: 1943-04-02
Transcribed by: Stooge
BACK FROM THE FRONT
Three sailors from a torpedoed U.S. ship find refuge on a freighter, only to discover it's a disguised Nazi raider. Released: 1943-05-28
Transcribed by: Stooge
I CAN HARDLY WAIT
Moe and Larry fail at attempts to pull Curly's broken tooth, so they take him for a disastrous visit to the dentist. Released: 1943-08-13
Transcribed by: Stooge
DIZZY PILOTS
To avoid the draft, aviators Moe, Larry & Curly attempt to finish their revolutionary new airplane for the government. Released: 1943-09-24
Transcribed by: Stooge
CRASH GOES THE HASH
Newspaper reporters Moe, Larry & Curly masquerade as a cook and butlers to investigate a society engagement at a fancy dinner party. Released: 1944-02-05
Transcribed by: xraffle
BUSY BUDDIES
Failing diner owners Moe, Larry and Curly compete in a milking contest to earn the prize money and pay their debts. Released: 1944-03-18
Transcribed by: xraffle
GENTS WITHOUT CENTS
Struggling vaudevillian Stooges team up with three dancing beauties to put on a benefit show for wartime shipyard workers. Released: 1944-09-22
Transcribed by: Moron4392
OPEN SEASON FOR SAPS
Woodcock takes his wife on a belated honeymoon, but crosses paths with a beautiful hotel guest and her hot-tempered Latin husband. Released: 1944-10-27
Transcribed by: Moron4392
NO DOUGH BOYS
Made up as Japanese for a magazine photo shoot, the Stooges are mistaken for real Japs by a Nazi spy cell. Released: 1944-11-24
Transcribed by: Stooge
BOOBY DUPES
Fish peddlers Moe, Larry and Curly buy their own broken-down fishing boat in a plan to eliminate the middle-man. Released: 1945-03-17
Transcribed by: xraffle
IDIOTS DELUXE
To help ailing Moe's nervous condition, Larry and Curly take him to the country for rest and run up against a loose bear. Released: 1945-07-20
Transcribed by: Stooge
IF A BODY MEETS A BODY
The Stooges head to a mansion for Curly's inheritance and become mixed up in murder and a stolen will. Released: 1945-08-30
Transcribed by: xraffle
WHERE THE PEST BEGINS
Obnoxious Shemp drives his new neighbor, an inventor for the government, crazy. Released: 1945-10-04
Transcribed by: Moron4392
MICRO-PHONIES
Masquerading Curly as an opera diva, the boys invade a society musicale party. Released: 1945-11-15
Transcribed by: xraffle
HIT WITH A MISS, A
Shemp's remake of PUNCH DRUNKS, as a waiter who turns into a boxing contender every time he hears Pop Goes the Weasel. Released: 1945-12-13
Transcribed by: Moron4392
BEER BARREL POLECATS
Home brewers Moe, Larry and Curly wind up in prison for bootlegging beer, and find their stay extended by one mishap after another. Released: 1946-01-10
Transcribed by: xraffle
BIRD IN THE HEAD, A
Fired office decorators Moe, Larry and Curly find refuge with a mad scientist who wants to transplant Curly's brain into a gorilla. Released: 1946-02-28
Transcribed by: xraffle
MR. NOISY
Racketeers hire an obnoxious sports fan who annoys fellow spectators and players on the field to distract the star player of a team they've bet against. Released: 1946-03-22
Transcribed by: Moron4392
MONKEY BUSINESSMEN
FIred Stooges head for a rest resort and discover it's really a con to take its patients for everything they've got. Released: 1946-06-20
Transcribed by: Stooge
G. I. WANNA HOME
The post-war housing shortage is spoofed, with the Stooges planning to set up housekeeping with their new wives in a furnished, empty lot. Released: 1946-09-05
Transcribed by: Stooge
SOCIETY MUGS
Two pest exterminators are mistaken for an escort service and hired to attend a society dinner party. Released: 1946-09-16
Transcribed by: Moron4392
HALF-WITS HOLIDAY
Environment or heredity? A scientist tries to remake Moe, Larry and Curly into gentlemen and introduce them to high society at a swanky party. Released: 1947-01-09
Transcribed by: Moron4392
FRIGHT NIGHT
The Stooges are trainers for the next heavyweight champ but local gangster Big Mike wants them to throw the fight. Released: 1947-03-06
Transcribed by: Stooge
HOLD THAT LION!
The boys' inheritance is stolen by a crooked investment broker, so they trail him to a train for a showdown where they accidentally free a lion in baggage. Released: 1947-07-17
Transcribed by: Stooge
BRIDELESS GROOM
Shemp only has a few hours to get married to earn an inheritance, bringing out a handful of golddigging ex-girlfriends. Released: 1947-09-11
Transcribed by: xraffle
SING A SONG OF SIX PANTS
Three tailors who are in danger of losing their business get mixed up with a fugitive gangster and hope to get the reward money for his capture. Released: 1947-10-30
Transcribed by: Moron4392
ALL GUMMED UP
Pharmacists Moe, Larry and Shemp help their elderly landlady by inventing a fountain-of-youth potion. Released: 1947-12-18
Transcribed by: Moron4392
SHIVERING SHERLOCKS
Three vagrants help a restaurant owner look over her family's estate before selling it, only to find crooks hiding out there. Released: 1948-01-08
Transcribed by: xraffle
PARDON MY CLUTCH
The boys and their wives plan a camping trip for Shemp's health, leading to their attempts of packing up an old jalopy. Released: 1948-02-26
Transcribed by: Stooge
SQUAREHEADS OF THE ROUND TABLE
Medieval troubadours try help the Princess and her blacksmith lover, and uncover a palace coup to kill the King. Released: 1948-03-04
Transcribed by: Moron4392
FIDDLERS THREE
The king's three royal fiddlers come to the rescue when traitors kidnap the Princess Alicia. Released: 1948-05-06
Transcribed by: Moron4392
I'M A MONKEY'S UNCLE
Three cavemen fight rivals for the affections of three cavegirls. Released: 1948-10-07
Transcribed by: Moron4392
CRIME ON THEIR HANDS
Wannabe reporters Moe, Larry & Shemp intercept a hot tip and head to a wharf saloon to investigate crooks who've stolen the Punjab diamond. Released: 1948-12-09
Transcribed by: xraffle
WHO DONE IT?
Detective Stooges investigate a wealthy man's disappearance and find themselves on the run from gangsters and their goon. Released: 1949-03-03
Transcribed by: xraffle
HOKUS POKUS
Moe, Larry & Shemp fall victim to an insurance scam, and a hypnotist who sends them out on a high-rise flagpole before he's accidentally knocked unconscious. Released: 1949-05-05
Transcribed by: Stooge
FUELIN' AROUND
Mistaken for rocket scientists, the boys are kidnapped by foreign operatives and ordered to make a new rocket fuel for that country. Released: 1949-07-07
Transcribed by: Stooge
MALICE IN THE PALACE
Restaurant owners Moe, Larry and Shemp seek reward money by recovering the stolen Rootin-Tootin diamond from the Emir of Schmow. Released: 1949-09-01
Transcribed by: Moron4392
VAGABOND LOAFERS
Three plumbers create havoc in a fancy house, while becoming involved in a party guest's plan to steal an expensive painting. Released: 1949-10-06
Transcribed by: Stooge
JERKS OF ALL TRADES
Unsold pilot for a Stooges TV series that cast them as bumbling interior decorators. Released: 1949-10-12
Transcribed by: Moron4392
DUNKED IN THE DEEP
Our three heroes help a deported neighbor, accidentally wind up as stowaways with him, and discover he's actually a spy who's stolen U.S. documents. Released: 1949-11-03
Transcribed by: Moron4392
DOPEY DICKS
A mad scientist plans to use one of the Stooges' heads to complete his mechanical man. Released: 1950-03-02
Transcribed by: Moron4392
SELF MADE MAIDS
Artists Moe, Larry & Shemp want to marry their girlfriends (the Stooges in drag) against the wishes of the girls' father (Moe). Released: 1950-07-06
Transcribed by: xraffle
SLAPHAPPY SLEUTHS
A gasoline company hires the detective Stooges to investigate a series of robberies at its stations. Released: 1950-11-09
Transcribed by: xraffle
SNITCH IN TIME, A
Furniture makers Moe, Larry & Shemp's new job for a beautiful woman uncovers jewel thieves hiding out as her boarders. Released: 1950-12-07
Transcribed by: Stooge
THREE ARABIAN NUTS
Warehousemen handling a shipment of Arabian antiquities discover Aladdin's lamp, which is also sought by two murderous Arabs. Released: 1951-01-04
Transcribed by: AmalgamatedMoron
DON'T THROW THAT KNIFE
Moe, Larry & Shemp as census takers on the run after an insanely jealous husband finds them in his apartment with his wife. Released: 1951-05-03
Transcribed by: Stooge
SCRAMBLED BRAINS
Moe and Larry take Shemp home to recover from a nervous breakdown, and prepare him for marriage to his ugly nurse. Released: 1951-07-07
Transcribed by: Moron4392
MISSED FORTUNE, A
Quiz show winner Shemp and his two partners take up residence in a fancy hotel where they meet three golddiggers and learn about tax withholdings. Released: 1952-01-03
Transcribed by: Stooge
LISTEN, JUDGE
The Stooges are bumbling door-to-door repairman who hire on as cooks and servers for a fancy birthday dinner party. Released: 1952-03-06
Transcribed by: Stooge
CORNY CASANOVAS
Moe, Larry and Shemp unknowingly wind up engaged to the same woman, a golddigger interested in nothing but collecting diamond rings. Released: 1952-05-01
Transcribed by: Stooge
HE COOKED HIS GOOSE
Two-timing Larry is carrying on with Moe's wife, and hoping to date Shemp's fiancee, so he plots to frame Shemp with Moe's wife. Released: 1952-07-03
Transcribed by: xraffle
GENTS IN A JAM
Moe, Larry & Shemp avoid eviction when Shemp's wealthy Uncle Phineas comes to visit, and run afoul of a neighboring showbiz strongman with a trigger temper. Released: 1952-09-04
Transcribed by: Stooge
THREE DARK HORSES
Janitor Stooges become involved in some crooks' plan to win a Presidential nomination. Released: 1952-10-16
Transcribed by: Stooge
CUCKOO ON A CHOO CHOO
Moe, Larry & Shemp encounter romance, booze and an imaginary canary in this double spoof of HARVEY and A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE. Released: 1952-12-04
Transcribed by: Moron4392
BOOTY AND THE BEAST
The Stooges are conned into helping a man burgle a house, so they trail him to a train in an attempt to clear themselves. Released: 1953-03-05
Transcribed by: xraffle
TRICKY DICKS
Moe, Larry & Shemp as three police detectives given 24 hours to solve the murder of Slug McGurk, or lose their jobs. Released: 1953-05-07
Transcribed by: Stooge
RIP, SEW, AND STITCH
Tailors Moe, Larry and Shemp decide to capture bank robber Terry Hargen and use the reward to save their shop from closure. Released: 1953-09-03
Transcribed by: Moron4392
BUBBLE TROUBLE
Moe, Larry and Shemp as druggists who invent a youth potion for their elderly landlady, but it turns her husband into a very angry gorilla. Released: 1953-10-08
Transcribed by: Moron4392
GOOF ON THE ROOF
As a wedding present to their housemate, the Stooges decide to install a TV set and aerial themselves, to disastrous results. Released: 1953-12-03
Transcribed by: Stooge
MUSTY MUSKETEERS
King Cole's troubadours set out to rescue the kidnapped Princess Alicia from the clutches of Mergatroyd the Magician. Released: 1954-05-13
Transcribed by: Moron4392
FLING IN THE RING
Three boxing trainers are ordered by their gangster boss to have the champ throw his next fight. Released: 1955-01-06
Transcribed by: xraffle
OF CASH AND HASH
Suspected of an armored car robbery, the Stooges trail one of the crooks to an old mansion and run up against the gang's cleaver-wielding henchman. Released: 1955-02-03
Transcribed by: Stooge
GYPPED IN THE PENTHOUSE
Woman Haters clubmen Shemp and Larry relate their woeful experiences with a golddigger, Moe's wife. Released: 1955-03-10
Transcribed by: xraffle
BEDLAM IN PARADISE
Deceased Shemp avoids the charms of devil Helen Blazes, and is allowed to return to Earth and reform Moe and Larry. Released: 1955-04-14
Transcribed by: Moron4392
STONE AGE ROMEOS
Museum investigators Moe, Larry and Shemp head into a remote wilderness to find evidence that cavemen still exist. Released: 1955-06-02
Transcribed by: Moron4392
WHAM-BAM-SLAM!
The Stooges and their wives plan a relaxing camping trip to help cure an ailing Shemp. Released: 1955-09-01
Transcribed by: xraffle
HOT ICE
Three gardeners at Scotland Yard attempt to earn their detective badges by tracking down the stolen Punjab diamond at a waterside dive. Released: 1955-10-06
Transcribed by: xraffle
BLUNDER BOYS
In a spoof of DRAGNET, veterans Moe, Larry and Shemp become detectives and are assigned to stop a thief known as the Eel. Released: 1955-11-03
Transcribed by: Stooge
FOR CRIMIN' OUT LOUD
Private detectives Moe, Larry and Shemp investigate the kidnapping of a wealthy man by the Phantom Gang and their goon henchman. Released: 1956-05-03
Transcribed by: xraffle
HOT STUFF
Undercover agents Moe, Larry & Shemp are mistaken for rocket fuel scientists and kidnapped by spies from Anemia. Released: 1956-09-06
Transcribed by: xraffle
SCHEMING SCHEMERS
Plumbers Moe, Larry & Shemp are called to retrieve a lost ring at a ritzy house, and find themselves foiling a robbery. Released: 1956-10-04
Transcribed by: xraffle
COMMOTION ON THE OCEAN
Three reporters find themselves as stowaways when they get mixed up with a foreign spy and stolen government documents. Released: 1956-11-08
Transcribed by: Moron4392
RUSTY ROMEOS
Moe, Larry and Joe are each unknowingly engaged to the same golddigger. Released: 1957-10-17
Transcribed by: Stooge
FLYING SAUCER DAFFY
Moe and Larry fraudulently sell Joe's photo as proof of UFOs, so Joe heads out to find the real thing to keep them out of jail. Released: 1958-10-09
Transcribed by: Stooge
OIL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL
Moe, Larry and Joe head into the desert to prospect for uranium and strike it rich to pay for their father's operation. Released: 1958-12-04
Transcribed by: Moron4392
TRIPLE CROSSED
Ladies man Larry plots to frame Joe for an affair with Moe's wife. Released: 1959-02-02
Transcribed by: xraffle
DON'T WORRY, WE'LL THINK OF A TITLE
An accident prone short order cook is mistaken for a defected, look-alike cosmonaut and is targeted by enemy spies. Released: 1966-05-01
Transcribed by: Moron4392
KOOK'S TOUR
Travelogue, with Moe, Larry and Curly Joe retiring and heading to the parks and lakes of Idaho and Wyoming for some fishing and camping. Released: 1970-02-01
Transcribed by: Moron4392
CURLY SHUFFLE, THE
With the success of 1983's The Curly Shuffle by The Jump 'n the Saddle Band, Columbia produced this music video accompanied by Jump's recording. Released: 1984-01-01
Transcribed by: Dunrobin
LOST STOOGES, THE
Leonard Maltin's overview of the year Ted Healy & the Stooges spent at MGM, looking at all the shorts and features in which they appeared. Released: 1990-01-01
Transcribed by: Moron4392
THREE STOOGES FAMILY ALBUM, THE
Overview of the Stooges' lives and career, with many home movie clips and photographs from the boys' families. Released: 1998-08-21
Transcribed by: Moron4392
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