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Released October 14, 1933
Featuring Ted Healy and His Stooges
MGM
19.8 min. (Short Subject)

Complemented with musical numbers taken from a prior MGM feature, Healy and His Stooges rehash their vaudeville act in this short, with the Stooges and Bonnie coming onto the stage to interrupt Healy while he is singing.

The Stooges were to appear in a segment where they fly around the world backwards, but it was cut from the final version. This footage is discussed, with production photos, in Leonard Maltin's television documentary THE LOST STOOGES (1990).

The musical numbers Happy Landing and Dance Until Dawn were taken from the MGM feature film FLYING HIGH (1931). See The Three Stooges Journal # 52 (Winter 1989).

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PLANE NUTS on IMDb

Kathryn Crawford
Chorus girl

Geneva Mitchell
Chorus girl

Mildred Dixon
Chorus girl

Loretta Andrews
Chorus girl

Mary Halsey
Chorus girl

Matthew Betz
Airline official, scene deleted

Unidentified PLANE NUTS 1
Chorus girls with Ted

Unidentified PLANE NUTS 2
Chorus girls, archive footage


Matty Brooks
Story and Screenplay

Dorothy Fields
Music and Lyrics

Jimmy McHugh
Music and Lyrics

Busby Berkeley
Choreographer


















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