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Released February 26, 1948
Featuring Moe, Larry and Shemp
Columbia
15.5 min. (Short Subject)

Shemp is sick, and the Stooges' "know-it-all" friend Claude recommends that they take Shemp on a camping trip. Of course, he sells them everything they need, including a car. The Stooges practice putting up the tent... in their living room. When they try to get the car ready for the trip, they discover it's a piece of junk, and more problems begin.

Remade as WHAM-BAM-SLAM! (1955), with stock footage.

Although not stated onscreen, Emil's talent scout character is named 'Otto Klink' in the script.

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Avg. Rating: [8.65/10]
 
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Matt McHugh
Claude A. Quacker

Doria Revier
Marigold

Wanda Perry
Narcissus

George Lloyd
Service station attendant

Emil Sitka
Otto Klink, talent scout

Stanley Blystone
1st sanitarium attendant

Unidentified PARDON MY CLUTCH
2nd sanitarium attendant


Clyde Bruckman
Story and Screenplay

Allen G. Siegler
Director of Photography

Henry DeMond
Film Editor

Charles Clague
Art Director



















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