No Applause ~ Just Throw Money (The Book That Made Vaudeville Famous)
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TV Guide
2000, April 15 - 21
| Author: | Joe Rhodes & Michael J. Nelson |
|---|---|
| Magazine: | 80 pages |
| Publisher: | TV Guide Magazine Group (2000) |
| Avg. Rating: |  [ Unrated ] |
| In Print? | No |
Promoting THE THREE STOOGES television bio-movie premiere on April 24, 2000, this week's issue was published with 4 variant covers: 1 each of Larry, Curly and Moe from GENTS WITHOUT CENTS (1944), and 1 with the movie's primary cast of Evan Handler (Larry), John Kassir (Shemp), Paul Ben-Victor (Moe) and Michael Chiklis (Curly).
Writer Joe Rhodes presents an 8-page article, Soitenly Stooges, discussing the history of the Stooges and the movie's take on their legacy. In the 1-page follow-up The World's a Stooge, Michael J. Nelson examines "why the boys haven't lost their edge." The issue's table of contents features a cast photo of Kassir, Chiklis, Ben-Victor and Handler.
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