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Released November 28, 1935
Featuring Moe, Larry and Curly
Columbia
16.5 min. (Short Subject)

The Panther Brewing Company is having trouble making deliveries on time, so they hire three new delivery men (the Stooges). When they make a delivery to the local golf course, the boys decide to take some time out to practice for the company golf tournament, and then proceed to demolish the course.

The golf course used in the film was actually Rancho Golf Course, on Pico Blvd. in Beverly Hills, located across the street from 20th Century Fox studios.

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THREE LITTLE BEERS on IMDb

Bud Jamison
Mr. Panther

Jack Kenney
1st desk clerk

Eddie Laughton
Relief desk clerk

Stanley Mack
Press entrant # 2

Larry Wheat
Press entrant # 3

Frank Terry
Short man in locker room

Marvin Loback
Bald man in locker room

John Tyrrell
Golfer who shot birdie

Charles Dorety
Annoyed golfer on 18th

Lew Davis
Golfer on 18th

Arthur Thalasso
Golfer on 18th

George Gray
Caddy on 18th

Chet Brandenburg
2nd golfer yelling 'fore!'

George Ovey
Golfer with three girls

Ninette Crawford
Girl on golf course

Eve Reynolds
Girl on golf course

Althea Henley
Girl on golf course

Frank Mills
Golfer with lost ball

Harry Keatan
'It's up in the tree!' golfer

Monte Carter
1st groundskeeper

Harry Semels
2nd groundskeeper

Sam Lufkin
1st cop at golf course

George Magrill
Traffic cop

William J. Irving
Cement layer

Unidentified THREE LITTLE BEERS 4
Tall man in locker room

Unidentified THREE LITTLE BEERS 7
2nd cop at golf course


Del Lord
Director

Jules White
Producer

Clyde Bruckman
Story and Screenplay

Benjamin Kline
Photography

William A. Lyon
Film Editor



















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