Gail Tempest stands accused of murdering Kirk Robbin, the owner of the Black Bottom Cafe, and it's up to the defense's three main witnesses - Howard, Fine and Howard - musicians at the club who offer to give witness to her innocence and help clear her name by demonstrating the dance number in front of the jury ... Who killed Kirk Robbin?

Curly's courtroom testimony was taken from Buster Keaton's SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK (1931), directed by Jules White and Zion Meyers.

The Stooges' musical courtroom performance is "Push 'Em Up," by Howard Jackson; see The Three Stooges Journal # 89 (Spring 1999).

'Vici Kid' was a brand of leather popular in 1920/1930s shoe fashion. Curly's supposed ad-lib (it is not in the script), "Oh, vici kid," is apparently a reference to James C. Morton's toupee, comparing it to a patch of leather.

The publicity still shown here has Moe playing the bass fiddle, but in the actual film, Curly played it. Moe held a baton and played a mouth harmonica, which Curly made him accidentally swallow when he said, "That was sure HOT Moe!" and slapped him on the back.

Costar Suzanne Kaaren ('Gail Tempest') was a guest of the 1991 Three Stooges Convention in Philadelphia. See The Three Stooges Journal # 59 (Fall 1991).

 

Avg. Rating: [9.36/10]

 

Moe Howard
Moe

Jerry Howard
Curly

Larry Fine
Larry

Harry Semels
District Attorney

Suzanne Kaaren
Gail Tempest

Bud Jamison
Defense Attorney

Eddie Laughton
Co-Counsel

Edward LeSaint
Judge

James C. Morton
Court clerk

Al Thompson
Bailiff

Johnny Kascier
Court recorder

Beatrice Curtis
Court recorder

Alice Belcher
Flirting juror

Hank Bell
Juror

Tiny Jones
Juror

Jack Duffy
Juror

George Gray
Juror

Dan Brady
Juror

William J. O'Brien
Juror

Harry Seiden
Gallery spectator

Solomon Horwitz
Gallery spectator

Lew Davis
Gallery spectator

Bobby Burns
Gallery spectator

Sam Lufkin
Gallery spectator

Bobby Barber
Gallery spectator

Arthur Thalasso
Tall man in hallway

Harry Keatan
Man in hallway

Ed Mull
Man in hallway

Nick Baskovitch
Man in hallway

Unidentified DISORDER IN THE COURT 1
Assistant D.A.

Unidentified DISORDER IN THE COURT 2
Jurors

Unidentified DISORDER IN THE COURT 3
Gallery

Unidentified DISORDER IN THE COURT 4
Hallway observers

Unidentified DISORDER IN THE COURT 5
Curly's stunt double

Jules White
Producer

Jack White
Director

Felix Adler
Story and Screenplay

Benjamin Kline
Photography

William A. Lyon
Film Editor

Howard Jackson
Music

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Production Notes   (4)

Working Title(s):	Disorder in the Courtroom
Title Origin:	"Order in the court!"
Prod. No.:	217
Shooting Days:	4 days   From: 1936-04-01   To: 1936-04-06

Audio Files   (2)

Do You Swear? MP3 Audio Format (68.74 Kb) "Do you solmnly swear to tell the try, the whole truth and nothing but the truth?" "Why don't you answer him?" "He's talkin' pig latin! I don't know what he's sayin'!" "He's asking you if you swear..." "No! But I know all the woids!" Tarzan MP3 Audio Format (53.97 Kb) Moe punishes Larry after his Tarzan outburst in the courtroom.

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[The short opens up in the courtroom. Gail is at the witness stand. The court clerk is holding the bible. Gail places here left hand on the bible and raises her right hand]

COURT CLERK: [speaking indistinctly] Do you solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth?

GAIL: I do. [sits down on the witness stand]

DISTRICT ATTORNEY: What is your name?

GAIL: Gail Tempest.

DISTRICT ATTORNEY: What is your occupation?

GAIL: I'm a dancer.

DISTRICT ATTORNEY: On the night of February the 13th, were you working at the Black Bottom café the night this murder was committed?

GAIL: Yes, but I didn't do it.

DISTRICT ATTORNEY: Then, who killed Kirk Robbin?

GAIL: I don't know.

DISTRICT ATTORNEY: [yells] Didn't you kill Kirk Robbin?

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: [stands up] I object, your honor. And ask that the last question be stricken off the records. It is merely an attempt to influence this intelligent, broad-minded and most intellectual jury.

[The camera shows a shot of the jury and all of them look like they're in a daze]

JUDGE: Objection sustained.

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: Thank you, your honor.

DISTRICT ATTORNEY: [to Gail] That is all! [Gail gets up and walks away from the witness stand]

[A parrot that's in cage next to defense attorney starts talking]

PARROT: [squawks] Find the letter.

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: [to the parrot] Quiet Polly! [to the judge] If it please the court, you honor. At this time, I would like to introduce my three main witnesses: Howard, Fine and Howard.

[The defense attorney turns around and sees a sign on the spot where the stooges were sitting. The sign reads "Gone to lunch- Moe Larry Curly"]

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: They were here a minute ago. Will you pardon me, your honor? I'll be right back.

[The defense attorney leaves the courtroom and enters another room. Inside the room, he sees a crowd of people. He spreads the crowd out and the stooges are on the floor playing games. Moe and Larry are playing tic-tac-toe on the floor and Curly is bouncing a ball and grabbing objects on the floor. Curly spreads the objects all over Larry and Moe's tic-tac-toe game. Curly bounces the ball, grabs the objects and it ruins Moe and Larry's game]

MOE: Hey! What's the idea of spoiling the game?

CURLY: I was for onesies!

MOE: Well, here's twosies. [eyepokes Curly]

CURLY: Oh!

LARRY: He was for onesies. You give him two---

MOE: Here's fivesies. [slaps Larry]

LARRY: Uh!

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: Gentlemen! Gentlemen! Don't you realize Miss Gail Tempest's life is at stake?

LARRY: Oh Gail!

CURLY: Woo woo woo woo!

[The stooges run into the courtroom. They burst the door open and the door hits the court officer in the face. Moe gets in through the gate. He lets go of the gate and it hits Larry's leg]

LARRY: Oh!

[Larry walks through the gate and let's go of it, but Curly jumps out of the way to avoid getting hit.]

CURLY: Ehhh!!! [sticks out his tongue]

[The defense attorney pushes Curly aside. He tries to push the gate, but it locks, so he jumps over it. Curly jiggles the gate and it's also locked, so he jumps over it, but he falls over. Everyone in the court laughs.]

JUDGE: Will you gentlemen please try to be a little more quiet in the court?

CURLY: Soitenly judgy! The gate is locked.

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: Would you please step forward?

[Curly takes one step forward]

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: No no no! Prepare yourself for the witness box.

[Curly takes his cane and points it at the defense attorney. As he points, Curly taps his derby hat on his head several times to make it sound like he's shooting him. Moe slaps Curly and Curly walks up to the witness box]

COURT CLERK: Take off your hat. [Curly takes off his hat] Now raise your right hand. [Curly puts his hat back on and raises his right hand] Now place your left hand here. [points to the bible]

[Curly puts his cane in his right hand and places his left hand on the bible.]

JUDGE: Take off your hat.

[Curly removes his hand from the bible. He holds his cane with his left hand and removes his hat with his right hand]

COURT CLERK: Raise your right hand. [Curly puts his hat back on and raises his right hand] Now put your left hand here. [points to the bible]

[Curly puts his cane in his right hand and places his left hand on the bible.]

JUDGE: Please take off your hat.

[Curly removes his hand from the bible. He holds his cane with his left hand and removes his hat with his right hand]

COURT CLERK: Raise your right hand.

CURLY: Hmm

[Curly puts his hat back on and raises his right hand]

COURT CLERK: Now put your left hand here.

[Curly puts his cane in his right hand and places his left hand on the bible.]

JUDGE: Will you please take off your hat!!

[Curly removes his hand from the bible. He holds his cane with his left hand and removes his hat with his right hand]

COURT CLERK: Raise your right hand. [Curly puts his hat back on and raises his right hand] Now put your left hand here.

[Curly puts his cane in his right hand and places his left hand on the bible.]

JUDGE: Take off your hat!!!

[Curly takes his hat off with his left hand and places the hat on top of his cane that he is holding on his right hand]

COURT CLERK: Raise your right hand.

[Curly raises his cane up]

COURT CLERK: Will you get rid of that hat? [takes the hat off of the cane and gives it to Curly]

[Curly takes the hat and puts it on the court clerk's head. He hangs the cane on the court clerk's jacket pocket. Curly places both of his hands on the bible]

CURLY: Raise your right hand.

[The court clerk raises his right hand. He realizes what he's done and does a double take. He puts his hand down and takes the hat off his head]

COURT CLERK: Raise your right hand!!

[Curly raises his right hand]

COURT CLERK: [speaking indistinctly] Do you solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth?

CURLY: Huh?

COURT CLERK: [speaking indistinctly] Do you solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth?

CURLY: Are you trying to give me the double talk?

COURT CLERK: [speaking indistinctly] Do you solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth?

JUDGE: Why don't you answer him?

CURLY: He's talking pig-Latin and I don't know what he's saying.

JUDGE: He's asking you if you'll swear---

CURLY: No, but I know all the words.

JUDGE: He's asking you if you'll swear to tell the truth.

CURLY: Truth is stranger than fiction. Judgy Wudgy.

JUDGE: Kindly address this court as "your honor." And take the oath.

COURT CLERK: [speaking indistinctly] Do you solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth?

CURLY: Soitenly. What have I got to lose?

JUDGE: Take the stand!

[Curly takes the chair on the witness stand and picks it up]

CURLY: Where do I put it?

JUDGE: No no! Take the stand!!

CURLY: I got it. Now what'll I do with it.

[The court clerk becomes angry, takes the chair away from Curly and puts it down]

COURT CLERK: Sit down!!!

[Curly sits down on the chair and falls back. Moe and Larry run up to help Curly get up. Moe bonks Curly on the head]

MOE: What's the matter with you? What's the matter? You're in a court, not in Clancy's pool room. [bonks Curly on the head] Sit down.

CURLY: I'm a victim of circumstance.

LARRY: [slaps Curly on the head] Sit down.

MOE: [pulls Larry by the hair] Who you hitting? [eyepokes Larry]

LARRY: Oh!

CURLY: Nyuk nyuk nyuk nyuk.

MOE: [slaps Curly] Get out of here! Be quiet!

CURLY: Hmm. [grabs his derby hat and puts it back on his head]

JUDGE: [pounds the gavel] Proceed with the case.

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: Were you in the black bottom café at the night of February the 13th.

CURLY: [snaps fingers] Soitenly!

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: Did you, at that time, see the defendant Ms. Gail Tempest in any way, shape or form, commit or try to commit bodily harm to the deceased Kirk Robbin?

[As the defense attorney is speaking, Moe and Larry play tic-tac-toe on one of the chairs. They're using chalk to write on it.]

DISTRICT ATTORNEY: I object your honor! Counsel is trying to lead the witness.

JUDGE: Objection sustained.

[The district attorney sits down on the chair that Moe and Larry are playing tic-tac-toe on]

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: Mr. Howard. Did you see Miss Gail Tempest in physical fight with Kirk Robbin?

DISTRICT ATTORNEY: If it pleases the court. May I suggest that Counsel be instructed to allow the witness to testify to what he saw?

[The district attorney stands up and the tic-tac-toe game is on the back of his pants. Moe and Larry continue their tic-tac-toe game on the back of the district attorney's pants. The attorney turns around wondering what is going on. Moe and Larry quickly turn to each other and pretend like nothing is happening]

MOE: I say, Jasper. Uh, what comes after seventy-five?

LARRY: Seventy-six.

MOE: That's the spirit, hahahaha.

JUDGE: Request granted. Proceed with the testimony.

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: Mr. Howard, kindly tell the court what you know about the murder of Kirk Robbin.

CURLY: Well, it was like this Mr. Court.

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: Address the judge as "your honor".

CURLY: Well it was like this, my honor.

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: "Your" honor, not my honor.

CURLY: Why? Don't you like him?

JUDGE: Allow the witness to proceed. The court understands him.

CURLY: Thanks courty, you're a pal.

[The judge does a double take]

CURLY: Well, me and my pals, we're musicians. We were tearin' up some hot swing music in the orchestra. Gail, over there, was swinging her fans. Her sweetie, Kirk Robbin, was inhaling a bottle of hooch at the table.

[Cut to the jury who looks all confused.]

[Cut back to Curly]

CURLY: And a hoofer by the name of Buck Wing was getting ready to shake his tootsies.

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: Kindly speak English and drop the vernacular.

CURLY: [holding his derby hat] Vernacular? [points to his hat] That's a derby!!

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: Drop the vernacular!!

[Curly drops his derby hat on the floor]

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: No no! Not that! Talk so the jury can understand.

CURLY: Is everybody dumb?

[Curly stands up and approaches the judge]

CURLY: Say judgy. If you let me, my partner, and Gaily kind of act it out for ya, we'll show you just what happened.

JUDGE: If the counsel doesn't object, that's an excellent idea.

DISTRICT ATTORNEY: No objections.

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: No objections.

CURLY: No objections. [snaps fingers] Nyuk nyuk nyuk nyuk nyuk.

[Curly walks up to Moe and Larry]

CURLY: Ok Gaily!

[Gaily walks up to the front of the court. She removes her coat and reveals a skimpy outfit. Everyone starts looking at her. The court clerk takes one look and does a double take.]

[The stooges are ready to play music. Moe is holding a baton and has a mouth harmonica. Larry is playing the violin and Curly is tapping two spoons together. Moe plays a couple of notes on the mouth harmonica and Larry plays a couple of notes on the violin. Curly taps his two spoons together twice. Moe taps his foot three times. The stooges then begin playing their swing music as Gaily dances in front of the court.]

[During the middle of the swing music, Curly starts playing a bass fiddle. As he plays the bass fiddle, the bow gets caught on one of the strings. Curly pulls the string and lets go of the bow. The bow flies into the court clerk's mouth. He takes it out and looks at Curly in anger. Curly then spins the bass fiddle around and it hits him in the stomach. He looks at the bass fiddle in anger.]

[As Larry plays the violin, the end of the bow accidentally removes the court clerk's toupee. When Larry sees the toupee, he freaks out and thinks it's a tarantula]

LARRY: A tarantula!

MOE: Ah!! Ah Ah!

LARRY: Get it away from me.

MOE: Ah Ah!!

[Moe quickly removes the toupee off the bow with his foot.]

CURLY: Woo woo woo woo woo.

[As Moe tries to stomp on the toupee, Curly tries to hit it with a hammer, but he accidentally hammers on Moe's foot]

MOE: Ow! [slaps Curly in the head]

CURLY: Oh!

MOE: What's the matter with you?

[The court officer quickly walks up to the stooges. Moe grabs the gun from the court officer and starts shooting the toupee. As Moe is shooting, the court clerk feels his head and realizes that the "tarantula" is his toupee.]

MOE: I killed it!

[The court officer grabs the gun away from Moe]

COURT OFFICER: What's the matter with you?

CURLY: Oh! A field mouse.

LARRY: [picking up the toupee with the bow] Stand back, it's liable to bite ya.

[Moe grabs the toupee with his hands because he realizes it's not a tarantula after all]

MOE: Tarantula? Shot five holes in a divot. Get out. [slaps Larry in the head] Go on. [looks at the toupee] Wasted five good slugs in a---

[The court clerk walks up to Moe, grabs the toupee and puts it on his head]

COURT CLERK: I'll sue you for this.

MOE: Oh superstitious eh?

CURLY: Oh, vici kid!

JUDGE: Gentlemen, you must control your killing instincts. Proceed with the testimony please.

MOE: Proceed!

CURLY: Pro--- [Moe hits Curly in the head with the baton] Ow! Mmm.

[Moe blows a couple of notes on his mouth harmonica. Moe and Curly then begin playing their swing music. Curly plays his bass fiddle and Moe continues playing his mouth harmonica. Gaily continues her dance. Curly and Moe finally finish playing]

CURLY: That was sure hot Moe.

[Curly slaps Moe on the back and he accidentally swallows his mouth harmonica. Moe tries to take a deep breath and notes come out of his mouth every times he breathes.]

CURLY: Hey Larry! [Larry approaches Curly] Listen!

[Curly press Moe's stomach and we hear the harmonica. Larry does the same and we hear the harmonica again. They press on Moe's stomach a few more times and more notes come out. Curly grabs Moe's arm and pulls it up and down. Larry continuously squeezes Moe's stomach. As Curly and Larry do this, we hear the song "Ach Du Lieber Augustin" start playing. Moe pushes Curly and Larry out of the way and starts coughing notes out of his mouth. Curly gives Moe a push with his knee, the mouth harmonica comes out and Moe catches it]

CURLY: You got it.

JUDGE: Please omit the rest of the entertainment. And continue.

MOE: Now Gaily's dance was over. I stuck my head in the office door and I heard Kirk Robbin and Buck Wing arguing…over by the parrot cage.

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: What were they arguing about?

MOE: I dunno. But Buck Wing was sizzling like a hot hamburger. He grabs Kirk by the neck like that. [grabs Curly's neck] See? And then he drags him over to the letter press. See? [drags Curly to the letter press] Then he smacks him in the head like that. [takes a hammer and hits Curly on the head knocking him out]

CURLY: Ohh!

MOE: Then, he pokes his coconut into the letter press, see, like that. [places Curly's head in the letter press] Then he says, "I'll squeeze the cider out of your Adam's apple." Then, he gives him the works like this.

[Moe turns the wheel on the letter press]

CURLY: [as his head is being crushed] Woo woo woo woo woo.

MOE: [as he's turning] Then he keeps turning and twisting.

CURLY: Woo woo woo woo! Woo woo woo woo.

[Moe stops turning]

MOE: And that ladies and gentlemen is--- [the wheel spins rapidly in the opposite direction. Moe looks at the wheel and his head turns side to side rapidly as he tries to follow the spinning of the wheel. The wheel flies out of the letter press and it falls on Moe's head]

[Curly comes out from under the letter press. He can't close his mouth]

CURLY: [as his mouth his open] Oh oh oh oh oh! [Moe places one hand under Curly's chin and he bonks Curly's head with the other hand] Hmm! [Curly's mouth is fine now. He turns to Moe and says] What's the matter? You wanna kill me?

DISTRICT ATTORNEY: [stands up] Why, it's preposterous! When the police broke into the office, they found this woman, the defendant Gail Tempest, bending over the body of the murdered man with a revolver clutching in her hand.

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: [stands up with a pistol in his hand] Which only goes to prove that my client is innocent.

DISTRICT ATTORNEY: Innocent?!?!

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: Exactly and I'll prove it. [shows everyone the pistol in his hand] Ladies and gentlemen, the action of this pistol is so hard, it would take the strength of a mule to pull the trigger. [gives the pistol to Curly] Try it.

CURLY: I'm no mule.

MOE: No! Your ears are too short. [eyepokes Curly] Come on!

CURLY: Mm mm! So I'm a mule! [takes the pistol]

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: Pull the trigger.

[Curly looks scared as he is holding the pistol.]

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: Never fear, it's not loaded.

[Curly tries to pull the trigger but has a hard time.]

CURLY: Hmm. Nyuk nyuk! [Curly still tries to pull the trigger. After pulling the trigger very hard with both index fingers, the trigger finally snaps]

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: [to the Jury] How could Gail Tempest's frail little finger pull the rusty trigger of that instrument of destruction?

CURLY: [to Moe] See, there was nothing in it. [pulls the trigger and a shot gets fired at the defense attorney's rear]

[The defense attorney falls on one of the older female jurors.]

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: Oh!

JUROR: Broad Lane. Nine nine seven two. After five o'clock.

CURLY: [runs up to the defense attorney] Woo woo woo. It's stuck. Help me!

[Curly's index fingers are stuck in the trigger]

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: What? What's the--- [tries to help Curly get his fingers out of the trigger but another shot fires. It shoots the tie off both Moe and Larry's shirt]

MOE: [to Larry] What did you do with my boutonniere?

CURLY: Hmm Hmm.

[Curly runs up to Moe and Larry with his fingers still caught in the gun. The defense attorney is still with him]

DEFENSE ATTORNEY: [to Curly] Give me that gun.

CURLY: What happened?

[As Curly struggles to get his fingers free, he accidentally aims the gun at Larry]

LARRY: Don't point that gun at me. [ducks]

[Curly accidentally fires another shot and it shoots the toupee off the court clerk's head]

CURLY: Woo woo woo woo.

MOE: Every man for himself fellas.

[Moe finally gets the gun off of Curly's fingers]

MOE: Ah there ya are boss!

[Moe gives the gun back to the defense attorney]

MOE: [to Curly] You was called to be a witness, wasn't you?

CURLY: Soitenly.

LARRY: So was you!

MOE: [pulls Larry's hair] What are ya buttin' in for? [to Curly] You're supposed to be a good one, ain't ya?

CURLY: Well, ain't I?

MOE: Then, what are you disturbing the court for? [tries to pull Curly's hair but there is nothing to pull]

CURLY: Nyuk nyuk nyuk nyuk nyuk. [Moe tries to eyepoke Curly but he blocks it with his hand] Ehehehe--- [Moe tries again and he successfully eyepokes Curly this time] Oh!

MOE: Get going!

[Curly makes an annoyed gesture to Moe and walks away.]

[The camera cuts to Curly sitting in the witness stand chewing gum in a noisy, squeaky manner]

JUDGE: Stop chewing that gum!

CURLY: Soitenly.

[Curly takes the gum out of his mouth but he has a hard time holding onto the gum because it's so sticky]

JUDGE: Will you throw that gum away?!

[Curly rolls the gum into a ball and throws it off camera]

CURLY: Look! I got rid of it. [shows his empty hands to the judge]

[We suddenly hear the gum land on something. Curly turns his head and we see that the gum landed right on Moe's nose]

[Larry grabs a tissue and approaches Moe]

LARRY: Wait a minute. Hold still. I'll get it.

[Larry takes his tissue and grabs the gum from Moe's nose very vigorously]

MOE: Ow!! Ow, my nose!

[Larry takes the gum that's on the tissue, drops it on the floor, and steps on it with his foot. He then begins to yell in the court like Tarzan]

LARRY: [yells] Whoo! Whoo! Aaaaaaah! Aaaaaah!

MOE: [grabs Larry] Hey! You're in a court, not in the woods, Tarzan. [slaps Larry]

LARRY: Oh!

MOE: Cut it out, come on. [pulls Larry by the hair]

JUDGE: [pounds with the gavel] Order in this court.

[The stooges sit down on the table and the parrot begins talking]

PARROT: [squawks] Find the letter. [squawks] Find the letter.

JUDGE: What does this parrot mean by "find the letter?"

MOE: There's a whole pile of letters there. [points to the pile of papers on the table]

LARRY: Must me here.

[The stooges search through the papers on the table]

MOE: [looks at the parrot] Look, there's a note tied to the parrot's foot. [He gently takes the parrot out of the cage] Come on Polly Polly Polly. Come on Polly Polly Polly. Come on Polly Polly Polly. Come on. Ouch!

[The parrot squawks and flies around the courtroom]

LARRY: Look out. Here it comes.

MOE: Get that parrot.

CURLY: Stand still, I'll catch it.

[The parrot flies over each of the juror's heads. Curly tries to hit the parrot with a hammer, but he ends up knocking out several of the jurors instead.]

MOE: [grabs Curly] Hey!

[The parrot lands on the table. Larry takes a hammer and tries to hit it, but he ends up hitting his violin by accident.]

LARRY: [picks up his broken violin] Oh my Stradivarius. Oh my beautiful Stradivarius.

MOE: Grab your ear. [Curly holds onto his ear and Moe pulls Curly's arm] Come on.

CURLY: Oww ooh!

[The parrot is on top of its cage. Larry tries to hit it with the hammer. He misses and the parrot flies away.]

JUDGE: Order in this court.

CURLY: [as Moe pulls him by the ear] Oh oh oh!

[Moe and Curly look up and see that the parrot is now on top of one of the lights]

PARROT: [squawks] Find the letter! Find the letter!

LARRY: [runs up to Moe and Curly] How will we get him now?

CURLY: Let's get some salt and put it on its tail.

MOE: That's no way to get a parrot. You gotta wet its feathers so it can't fly.

CURLY: [looks off-camera] Oh, don't do nothing until you hear from me. [walks off-camera]

MOE: Come on. Give me a hand.

[Larry tries to climb onto Moe]

LARRY: Wait a minute, Hold it.

MOE: What do ya mean?

[Moe and Larry fall because Moe couldn't support Larry's weight while he was climbing him]

[Curly takes the hose from the wall]

DISTRICT ATTORNEY: [yells] I object, you honor. These proceedings, this courtroom

[Curly turns on the hose. Water starts coming out.]

CURLY: Hmm.

COURT OFFICER: [approaches Curly] What's the idea?

[Curly turns to the court officer and accidentally shoots water on him. The hose gets out of control and it splashes water all over the jurors. As the water splashes all over the place, Curly continuously does his "woo woo." The court officer tries to turn the hose off, but the knob breaks.]

COURT OFFICER: [walks up to Curly] Give me that hose.

DISTRICT ATTORNEY: Do to the a--- [turns around] What? Wha--- [water splashes on his face]

[The court officer is trying to grab the hose away from Curly]

CURLY: We gotta get that parrot.

COURT CLERK: Hey you! [stands up and water splashes on his face and his toupee falls off. He bends down to pick up his toupee and water splashes on his rear]

[Curly finally shoots the parrot off from the light with the hose. The parrot falls and Moe catches it.]

COURT CLERK: Shut that off!

CURLY: Wait a minute! I'll have to tie a knot in it.

[Moe removes the note from the parrot's foot]

MOE: Give me that. I--- I got it.

LARRY: Got it?

MOE: [announces to everyone in the court] Get this. [reads the note] "Who killed Kirk Robbin? I killed Kirk Robbin and not with my little bow and arrow. Don't try to find me as I'm shuffling off to Buffalo. Signed Buck Wing." Hooray! Hooray! Hooray!

[Everyone in the court yells in excitement and cheers. Two cameramen approach the stooges, the defense attorney and Gail to take their pictures.]

CAMERAMAN: Hold it. Hold it.

CURLY: [still holding the hose] Wait a minute! Wait a minute! [positions himself next to Larry] Nyuk nyuk nyuk.

MOE: Just a second now.

[The stooges fix their hair]

CAMERAMAN: Now ready? Hold it.

[The hose that Curly is holding starts to inflate because of the knot he tied. It finally pops and water splashes all over the place. Everyone screams. The short ends.]

---THE END---

Videography   (27)

COLUMBIA : Three Stooges, The Volume V
Published by RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video (1982-1983)
Released on:

• VHS
• Laser Disc
• Beta

COLUMBIA : Three Stooges, The Volume III
Published by RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video (1984)
Released on:

• CED

Goodtimes : Simply Hilarious
Published by Goodtimes (1985-2000(V) 2001(D))
Released on:

• DVD
• VHS
• Beta

Operator 13 : Three Stooges 60th Anniversary Collection, The
Published by Leisure Entertainment (1994 (V), 2000 (D))
Released on:

• DVD
• VHS

COLUMBIA : Healthy, Wealthy and Dumb
Published by Columbia TriStar Home Video (1996)
Released on:

• VHS

American Home Treasures : Three Stooges Collection, The: The Early Years
Published by American Home Treasures (1998)
Released on:

• DVD
• VHS

Navarre : Three Stooges, The: 3 Tape Set
Published by Navarre Corp. (1998)
Released on:

• VHS

C3 : Three Stooges 75th Year Anniversary Series, The
Published by Comedy III Productions Home Video (2000)
Released on:

• VHS

Marathon Music & Video : Three Stooges Chronicles, The
Published by Marathon Music & Video (2000 (D) 1998 (V))
Released on:

• DVD
• VHS

Anchor Bay : Greatest Hits and Rarities
Published by Anchor Bay Entertainment (2002)
Released on:

• DVD
• VHS

COLUMBIA : Cops and Robbers
Published by Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment (2002)
Released on:

• DVD

Catcom : Three Stooges, The: Nyuk Nyuk Classics
Published by Catcom Home Video (2003)
Released on:

• DVD

Passport Video : Three Stooges Collection, The / A Three Stooges Celebration
Published by Passport Video / Koch Vision (2003 / 2012)
Released on:

• DVD

Laughsmith Entertainment : Stooges: The Men Behind the Mayhem
Published by Mackinac Media (2004)
Released on:

• DVD

Legend : Three Stooges in Color, The / Classic TV Comedy 3-Pack
Published by Legend Films / 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (2005 / 2010)
Released on:

• DVD

COLUMBIA : Stooges on the Run
Published by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (2006)
Released on:

• DVD

Madacy : Three Stooges 75th Anniversary Collectors Edition, The
Published by Madacy Entertainment (2006)
Released on:

• DVD

COLUMBIA : Three Stooges Collection, The Vol. 1: 1934 - 1936
Published by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (2007)
Released on:

• DVD

Legend : Three Stooges, The: Classic Shorts & Swing Parade
Published by Legend Films (2008)
Released on:

• DVD

Synergy : Tales From The Three Stooges
Published by Synergy Entertainment (2010)
Released on:

• DVD

Legend : Three Stooges in 3D, The
Published by Legend Films (2012)
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TGG : Three Stooges Mania!
Published by TGG Direct (2012)
Released on:

• DVD

Madacy / Image : The Three Stooges: The Essential Collection, The
Published by RLJ Entertainment (2015)
Released on:

• DVD

Questar : Best of The Three Stooges
Published by Questar (2016)
Released on:

• DVD

Mill Creek : Three Stooges, The: Big Box of Nyuks
Published by Mill Creek Entertainment (2017)
Released on:

• DVD

COLUMBIA : Columbia Classics 4K Ultra HD Collection Volume 2
Published by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (2021)
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COLUMBIA : Three Stooges Blu-Ray Collection, The
Published by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (2024)
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Stooge Goofs   (19)

Delayed Eyepoke Block After Moe asks Curly "Then what are you disturbin' the court for?, he raises his hand to eyepoke Curly and Curly's supposed to do the eyepoke block, but he doesn't do it in time so Moe has to pause for a quick second. Dummy head in letterpress When Moe sticks Curly's head in the letterpress and starts tightening it, you can detect a fake head in the close-up shot before it cuts to the next scene of Curly removing his head from the letterpress Early Preparation When Curly pulls the trigger of the gun, he's not supposed to know that it's going to fire, but if you look at his face, you can see him wincing in anticipation of the shot. Early Preparation for Action The court bailiff opens his mouth early, as Curly launches the bass bow, apparently either in anticipation of Curly launching the bow, or it was a jump in the film. (This is a result of the shot being shown in reverse; the bow was actually in the baliff's mouth first, then pulled away, then the film was shown in reverse. MJZ) Hose Change When the hose explodes, you can see that the hose is made of balloon-like material and not the same material seen in its original form. Jump in Picture There are noticeable jump cuts in the picture when Curly fires the gun above Larry's head, and when Larry pulls the gum off of Moe's nose. Location Change / Disappearing Hat At the end, when the photographer runs up to the Stooges and Gail Tempest, Gail is standing in between the Stooges and she has her hat on. In the next shot, she's suddenly standing behind the Stooges and her hat is gone. Missed Cue? As the boys begin to play their instruments in court, it seems Moe missed his cue to begin playing. The harmonica music begins several seconds before Moe puts the harmonica into his mouth. Missing Slap After Moe squeezes Curly's head in the letter press, Curly says to Moe "What's the matter - you wanna kill me?!, then Moe moves his arms like he's going to slap Curly on the head, but the camera cuts over to the next shot suddenly. Oversized Gum When Curly is stretching the gum around in his hands after the judge tells him to stop chewing it, the camera cuts to a brief shot of the judge looking on and when it goes back to Curly, the gum is now rolled up into a ball that is much bigger than the gum he was just stretching in his hands. Playing spoons on different leg When the Stooges play their instruments at the beginning of the re-enactment of the murder, the wide shot of all three of them shows Curly playing the spoons on his left leg. However, in the very next shot, a close-up of Curly, he is playing them on his right leg. Raise Your Right Hand During some parts of the "Take off your hat routine, Curly forgets to raise his right hand when he's told to. Repeated Double Take When Gail Tempest reveals the skimpy outfit she has on under her coat, in the background you can see the bailiff quickly looking at Gail then looking away, then looking back up at Gail again in shock. The camera then shows a close up of the bailiff and he does the whole double take all over again. Stunt-double exposed Curly has trouble taking the Oath and is told to sit down in the witness chair. When he does, the chair slips backward off the stand and he falls. The stunt double is the right shape, but his "Bald-Curly" head-piece is very noticable. The Overdubbed Line There is a glaringly obvious over-dubbed line. Larry tries to hit a parrot with a heavy object and smashes his violin. He yells, "Oh, my Strativarius! .. my beautiful Strativarius!!" but his lip movements and facial actions do NOT match with the lines. Tic-Tac-Toe Miscue When Moe & Larry are playing Tic-Tac-Toe on the chair, the final chalk marks they place on the chair before the lawyer sits on it aren't the same marks as those that appear on the rear end of the lawyer when he stands up after sitting on the chair. Tying One On The gunshot shoots off Moe & Larry's ties... but not in the correct order. The "bullet" goes right to left, but the ties fly off in order of left to right. Visible Wire You can see the wire that pulls the letter press handle as it's spinning around. Where's the Derby? When Curly is telling the story to the court in his "vernacular, he's wearing a derby on his head, but when the defense attorney says "Kindly speak English and drop the vernacular, Curly's derby is now in his hands.

Stooge Mayhem   (Avg. 2.00)

Face Slaps: 4

Eye Pokes: 4

Head Bonks: 0

Pastry Thrown: 0

Stooge Quotes   (5)

"He's for onesies, you gave him twosies." "Here's fivesies!" [SLAP!!] (Larry and Moe) "I'm no mule!" "Naw, your ears are too short!" "So I'm a mule." (Curly & Moe) "What comes after 75?" "76." "That's the spirit!" (Moe & Larry) "He's asking you if you'll swear..." "No! But I know all da woids." (Edward LeSaint & Curly) "Tarantula? Shot five holes in a divot!" (Moe to Larry)

Stooge Routines   (6)

Breaking lever or doorknob When trying to turn something off or open a door, somebody pulls the lever or doorknob of it so hard that it accidentally breaks off. Also used in:  A BIRD IN THE HEAD  ·   SPACE SHIP SAPPY Gum on nose A Stooge throws gum away and it lands on another Stooge's nose. Also used in:  LOVE AT FIRST BITE  ·   FIFI BLOWS HER TOP Loaded gun A Stooge thinks that a gun isn't loaded and holds it at something, then fires the gun to prove that it's not loaded. However, it is loaded and a bullet comes out and shoots wherever or whoever he was pointing the gun at. Also used in:  SO LONG MR. CHUMPS  ·   THREE LOAN WOLVES  ·   BABY SITTERS JITTERS  ·   HORSING AROUND Missing toupee A man's toupee gets removed somehow, usually by a shooting bullet. Also used in:  POP GOES THE EASEL  ·   HOI POLLOI  ·   A PAIN IN THE PULLMAN  ·   PHONY EXPRESS  ·   MERRY MAVERICKS  ·   THREE DARK HORSES  ·   TRICKY DICKS Squeezing someone's head in a letter press A Stooge or villain's head is squeezed in between a letter press. Also used in:  THREE LOAN WOLVES  ·   BRIDELESS GROOM  ·   HUSBANDS BEWARE Tie shot off Somebody tries to shoot a Stooge, but misses and accidentally shoots the Stooge's tie off. Also used in:  QUIZ WHIZZ

Stooge Trivia   (2)

When Larry and Curly and playing "Have You Even Seen a Lassie?" on Moe while he has the harmonica in his stomach, the camera cuts to a shot of the courtroom audience. Second from the right in the front row is Solomon Horwitz, Moe's father. Source: DISORDER IN THE COURT (1936) Added by MR77100 on 2009-04-02 05:48:52 Status: Confirmed Team Stooge Comments: Mr. Horwitz can be seen in more than one camera shot during the film. Sol also has cameos in 5 other Stooges shorts. This is the first short to feature a remodeled logo of "The Columbia Torch Lady." Source: DISORDER IN THE COURT (1936) Added by MR77100 on 2009-04-07 10:02:00 Status: Confirmed Team Stooge Comments: In use since 1924, "The Columbia Torch Lady" (not the Statue of Liberty) was remodeled for the 1936-1937 release season, adding a pedestal, removing the woman's headdress, enlarging the Columbia name with chiseled block lettering, and animating the torch lights.

Fan Reviews   (14)

Re: DISORDER IN THE COURT
Posted 2011-03-25 20:03:16 by Theblaze

Best short of 1936!Am I the only one who noticed Curly flipped the bird in the gum chewing scene?

Re: DISORDER IN THE COURT
Posted 2010-07-20 17:39:05 by Final Shemp

This is probably my favorite Three Stooges short. I admit that countless public domain releases have burnt me out on it, but I still have to recognize it as a stellar addition to the Three Stooges legacy.The Stooges are grand here. Basically they've been casted as chaos in a situation where order is vital. The boys have no business being in a court of law, but their testimony is necessary to the case of proving Gail's innocence. Bud Jameson is fantastic as the defense attorney, he proves himself to be a terrific straight man to the Stooges. Every minute that Curly is on the stand is golden, especially when Bud is questioning him."Would you please speak English and drop the vernacular.""Vernacular? That's a Derby!"The idea of the note tied to the parrot's foot proving Gail's innocence is a little hard to swallow, considering if Buck Wing wanted to get away with it scott free, why did he confess? But I don't look for award winning screenplays in the Three Stooges and it's something to overlook.I've watched Disorder in the Court a bit too many times to be considered healthy. Yet, I still have to recognize it as a Stooges masterwork. I love it.Final Shemp's Final Word: 4 Pokes

Reviewer's Rating: (10)

Re: DISORDER IN THE COURT
Posted 2008-08-12 17:13:10 by DocWatson

One of the earlier shorts, and probably one of the most well known. Definately within the top 10 of all time. Everything is great here. The gags are always laugh out loud funny.

4 Pokes out of 4

Reviewer's Rating: (10)

Re: DISORDER IN THE COURT
Posted 2007-11-08 23:26:39 by skeit

Probably the best all round Stooge short. The Stooges are great and the supporting cast are second to none. This short is the perfect short to show to someone who has never seen a Stooge short, but would like to. Moe's description of what happened to Kirk Robbin, Larry's Tarzan yell and Curly's being sworn in by James Morton are all highlights of each one's career. Bud Jamieson is on his game as the defense attourney.

Can't say anything bad about this one.

Four definate pokes.

RE: DISORDER IN THE COURT (1936)
Posted 2003-11-06 18:55:00 by AndrewRB
Edited 2006-03-24 17:06:38 by shemps#1

This is one of the best. Curly getting sworn in, playing the music, Moe demonstrating what happened to Kirk Robbin, the entire scene around Larry's Tarzan yell, Curly's "vernacular", all this stuff is great. Whoever hired the cast here did a great job. All the best early actors are here: Bud Jamison (in one of his best roles), James Morton (losing his toupee as usual and then threatening to sue the Stooges? that was classic), and Harry Semels (I love that scene where Moe and Larry play tic-tac-toe on his butt). Another classic was where that fat lady in the jury gave Bud Jamison her phone number after he got shot. Was she in another episode? She looks familiar. Anyway, this is one of the easiest four poke rankings ever.

Reviewer's Rating: (10)

Re: DISORDER IN THE COURT
Posted 2003-08-07 20:58:00 by Pat Stooge
Edited 2006-03-24 17:06:10 by shemps#1

This is the first time Columbia has changed the title cards and they finally decide to spell Curly's name right.The plot it very mid 30ish and involves some simple gags for slapstick humor. Some wonderful puns can be found plus, Bud Jamison has his brightest moment where after he appear in this short he'll appear in every single stooge short until his death in 1944.

RE: DISORDER IN THE COURT (1936)
Posted 2003-11-08 16:19:00 by jagman

A classic. The Stooges treat our judicial system with all the respect it deserves. It's not flawlessly edited, but so what? It's one laugh after another and it never slows down. One of the best bits has the attorney falling into the jury box and stumbling against one of the jurors, who promptly gives him her telephone number. Each of the Stooges are in prime form -- the "take off your hat" routine is beyond praise, and it's great to see Larry, in particular, allowed to do some antics on his own instead of merely reacting to Moe and Curly.

Reviewer's Rating: (10)

Re: DISORDER IN THE COURT
Posted 2003-07-29 10:14:00 by Citizen Kang

This is my all time favorite Stooges film. The shooting of the "Tarantula Toupee" and Larry's triumphant Tarzan victory over the chewing gum kills me everytime no matter how many times I see it.

Reviewer's Rating: (10)

Re: DISORDER IN THE COURT
Posted 2003-05-27 15:26:00 by nanasnicknacks

I liked this one because of the courtroom antics of the Stooges. I think this one is a racy one for its time. Even back then the Stooges were trying to push the envelope. I like when Curly gets on the witness stand and he doesn't understand what the judge is saying. Also at the end when everyone gets sprayed with water.

Reviewer's Rating: (9)

Re: DISORDER IN THE COURT
Posted 2002-02-11 22:17:00 by Shemp_Diesel

My all time favorite Curly episode & a definitive stooge classic. After the stooges enter the courtroom the laughs don't let up for a second. "Trut' is stranger than fiction Judgie-Wudgie."4 pokes(Are you givin' me the double talk)

Reviewer's Rating: (10)

Re: DISORDER IN THE COURT
Posted 2002-01-20 07:58:00 by BJR

Many of the "Curly Classics" that everyone raves about I find to be overrated, such as A PLUMBING WE WILL GO and ACHE IN EVERY STAKE. Not so here! I just saw it on AMC yesterday again, and it's another great 1936 short!It's usually Moe that cracks me up the most, and he dishes out more punishment than usual here, but for once, I have to admit that Curly steals the show. The entire testimony sequence was complete Stooge mayhem, Curly style! The situation didn't get any better when Larry went up and acted like "Tarzan." Great scene!While that was the obvious high point, the entire film was hilarious. Larry shooting the "tarantula" and his punishment from Moe was a riot, and the girl's dance where it showed the guys all staring and the old ladies frowning was great.Easily Curly's best performance, but still not quite the best Curly-era film; that would have to go to THEY STOOGE TO CONGA or ANTS IN THE PANTRY.Rating: 9/10

Re: DISORDER IN THE COURT
Posted 2001-12-02 10:50:00 by BACK BITER

After taking a gun away from a bailiff, and firing five rounds, all the judge can say, "Gentlemen, you must control your killing instincts".Other than that, everything than be can said about this TRUE CLASSIC has been.ONE OF THE BEST4 POKES

Reviewer's Rating: (10)

Re: DISORDER IN THE COURT
Posted 2001-09-26 02:22:00 by [Deleted Member]

Whatta short! I can't think of a single thing I don't like about it. One funny thing about the "hag" hasn't been mentioned- when she sees the guy sitting next to her show excitement during Gail's dance, she gives him the funniest "Well, I NEVER!" kind of look.One other unmentioned (until now) funny thing- Bud Jameson describes the jury as "broad-minded and most intellectual", then we get a shot of the jury. Some of them are asleep, some obviously bored. Great short- and one of the best of all the Curly shorts.Final notes- 1.) The ending reminds me of the beer keg explosion in "Beer Barrel Polecats". The Stooges get their picture taken in a place of law and order in both intsances. In the instance of "Disorder", it was a "victory picture" (for lack of a better term), whereas in"Polecats", it was a mug shot. In both instances, there's a big explosion involving some kind of liquid. Also slightly reminiscent of the ending of "Pardon My Scotch" when Moe caused a beer barrel to explode. 2.) The judge in "Disorder" makes at leasy one more appearance in a Stooge short- in "Half-Shot Shooters", immediately after the "underwater deafening scene". ISLIPP when Curly can't control the fire hose. ®2001

Re: DISORDER IN THE COURT
Posted 2001-04-02 20:41:00 by sickdrjoe

Naturally, this is a classic and a Stooge 2-reeler with a definite Marx Bros influence. (There were a few of them, actually.) Speaking of influence, I'd be willing to bet more than a few writers and artists eventually to end up producing Looney Toons & Merrie Melodies for Warners were paying attention when this ran in theaters. A lot of the 'wisecracks times violence equals funny' flavor of the cartoons seems drawn from the Stoogery of this period. Notice the 're-enactment of the murder' bit ("..and then he crushed his head in a vise - like THIS!"). Just goes to show that classic farce and slapstick is a continuum, going on forever.

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