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Released February 09, 1968
Featuring Moe, Larry and Curly Joe
Featuring Moe, Larry and Curly Joe
US Treasury Department
18.75 min. (PSA)
18.75 min. (PSA)
Howard Morris canvases employees at a movie studio, to sign them up for U.S. Payroll Savings Bonds. The Stooges appear as themselves.
Trivia: the Stooges' bit was filmed on I DREAM OF JEANNIE's soundstage... specifically, their scene takes place on a partial set used as Maj. Nelson's (Larry Hagman) patio on that television series
Missing from most prints, the short ends with a 1-3/4 minute address by Vice-President Hubert Humphrey
Avg. Rating: 
[4.60/10]
[4.60/10]
Howard Morris
Himself
Carl Reiner
Himself
Milton Berle
Studio president
Carol Burnett
Miss Grebs
Larry Fine
Larry
Joe DeRita
Curly Joe
Moe Howard
Moe
Alexandra Hay
Blonde girl
John Banner
Chef
Werner Klemperer
Head chef
Tim Conway
Telephone repairman
Rafer Johnson
Telephone repairman
Harry Morgan
Policeman actor
Jack Webb
Security man
Hubert Humphrey
Himself
Norman Maurer
Producer
Norman Maurer
Director
Bruce Howard
Screenplay
Emil Oster
Director of Photography
Harold F. Kress
Film Editor
Tom Patchett
Assistant Film Editor
John J. Coyle
Original Music
Wingate Smith
Assistant Director
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