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Featuring Moe, Larry and Curly Joe
30 min. (Cartoons)
The Three Stooges starred in this 1965 TV series of 156 cartoons, originally packaged as 39 syndicated half-hour episodes, with each episode consisting of four 5 minute cartoons with live action wrap-around sequences. 41 live action wrap-arounds were filmed, and 40 were reused several times each with different cartoons; the first wrap-around, Soldiers, was used only once.
The first live action segment Soldiers was produced, directed and written by Norman Maurer as a plot companion to the 1st (pilot) cartoon, THAT LITTLE OLD BOMBMAKER. Animation producer Dick Brown outsourced animation of BOMBMAKER to Jay Ward Studios (ROCKY & BULLWINKLE), and is the only cartoon of the series to feature the voice talent of Paul Frees.
Once the series sold, Norman Maurer hired veteran Stooges director Edward Bernds to write and direct 40 new wraparounds, produced by Maurer's Three Stooges film production company, Normandy Productions. Dick Brown's Cambria Productions (CLUTCH CARGO, SPACE ANGEL) took on animation production. Heritage was the syndication distributor.
The boys are artists painting still life landscapes. After a couple innocent accidents, the trio find themselves vandalizing each others' canvases in an all-out painters' brawl.
Moe, Larry and Curly Joe decide that their paintings are ruined, but a passing art collector (Emil Sitka) immediately buys all three as great, modern art. The boys exclaim, "What are we waitin' for?," and begin spitting, spilling, and slappping paint onto their canvases!
Used 5 times
The Stooges launch their new fitness regime while on a visit to the beach... Larry and Curly Joe do the sweating, while Moe gives the orders with the help of a stuck phonograph record.
A young boy (Jeffrey Maurer) with a lollipop does what the Stooges can't do, by picking up their dumbbells. So the boys change strategy, and give up exercise for lollipops.
Used 3 times
The boys take a job making pies for Mr. Hasenpfeffer (Emil Sitka), but they goad themselves into a pie fight, ruining almost all the pies.
CLOSING
Moe and Curly-Joe fight over the last undamaged pie, causing it to fly into the face of Mr. Hasenpfeffer as he walks in.
Used 4 times
A woman (Margaret Kerry) brings her son into the Stooges' barber shop with instructions to cut just a tiny bit of his hair while she goes shopping. As the boys prepare to cut his hair, a well-dressed thug (Emil Sitka) enters and informs the boys they can't cut any hair until they've joined the Union. A hair-cutting argument with chunks of the kid's hair flying every which way begins!
The woman returns for her son, whose hair is in terrible shape, and gives the boys and the union rep a sound beating with her groceries.
Adapted from a story in
Used 3 times
Digging for buried treasure, Larry and Curly Joe almost bury Moe before they discover a treasure chest. What they find is a Chinese puzzle, with empty boxes contained within empty boxes. The final box contains nothing more than a note, telling them to watch the next cartoon.
CLOSING
Coming up empty, in frustration, Larry slams a shovel spade into the ground... and strikes oil!
Used 4 times
The Stooges bring gear for camping and horseback riding so they can spend the weekend as cowboys, but forget to bring the horses! Moe harnesses Curly Joe to the wagon and makes him the horse.
CLOSING
Curly Joe claims that if he's gonna work like a horse, he's gonna eat like one! Moe ties a feed-bag on Curly Joe and he starts happily munching away!
Used 4 times
The boys are zookeepers, and Moe sends Larry and Curly-Joe to clean the elephant cage, while Moe engages in a game of checkers with the zoo chimp Chester, losing miserably to the chimp. When Moe next encounters the boys, they are relaxing while the elephant, Herbert is sweeping the cage, for which Moe gives Larry and Curly-Joe a sound thrashing.
Moe coerces Larry and Curly-Joe to give the elephant a bath, and in the process wind up dousing each other with soap and water.
Used 4 times
The boys are hired as paperhangers by a woman (Margaret Kerry) who wants a top-notch job for her husband. Of course, they terribly botch the job, ultimately trapping Moe between a piece of wallpaper and the wall.
The wife enters the "finished" room mortified, and proceeds to thrash the now fleeing boys with a roll of wallpaper!
Used 4 times
Moe is crowing about getting his diploma to practice dentistry. Larry claims it is only a diploma to PRACTICE dentistry, so Moe decides to practice on Larry! When Moe tries to drill on Larry's tooth, Larry jumps up and fights off Moe and Curly Joe with a tire iron.
CLOSING
Because of Larry's violent reaction to Moe's dental work, Moe then decides to practice on Curly Joe! Curly Joe plaintively pleads for help from Larry, but Larry gratefully helps Moe get him into the chair.
Used 4 times
Dizzy doctor Stooges contend with a timid patient (Emil Sitka) hiding under his bed, and a tempermental one (Emil Sitka again) with a broken TV. The Stooges work him over, thinking that it's his leg that's broken.
CLOSING
Stupidity turns into success, when the Stooges learn that their broken leg therapy session actually cured the patient, as he dances a jig out of the room.
Used 4 times
The boys are electricians called to repair a faulty buzzer at a beauty parlor. Larry and Curly-Joe manage to rip every wire from a wall while Moe traces another wire to the other side of the wall. Moe and Curly-Joe get hold of the same wire and begin struggling to pull it free. Curly-Joe asks Larry for help, and they end up pulling Moe completely through the wall!
Larry and Curly-Joe help Moe up as the woman (Margaret Kerry) who hired them enters the room. She spies the damage done, and then promptly faints.
Used 4 times
The Stooges are stopped at the side of the road attempting to repair their old jalopy. Of course, they make one mechanical failure after another.
CLOSING
The boys figure out that the rubber-band that powers the car is busted, so they remove Curly-Joe's suspenders to repair the car. This leaves Curly-Joe's pants in a droopy state of affairs as he runs behind the car trying to catch up.
Used 4 times
The boys are out for a pleasure cruise and fishing trip, and Curly Joe continuously has trouble getting all the fishing gear onboard and calls for help.
CLOSING
Larry comes up on deck and proclaims his love for the sea, so Moe pushes him off the pier and into the water!
Used 4 times
The boys are out motoring in their old, broken-down jalopy and stop when it gets a flat tire. Deciding to hitchhike into town, a motorist (Emil Sitka) stops when Curly-Joe flashes a bare leg at him. Emil gets out of the car, picks up a $5 bill from under Joe's foot, then drives off. Moe declares that they will have to fix the flat themselves.
CLOSING
The boys finish repairing the flat, but suddenly realize they are out of gas and Curly-Joe winds up pushing the car.
Used 4 times
The boys are on the links and Moe hits his ball into a sand trap. Curly Joe suggests using a sand wedge, at which Moe digs a huge hole in the sand. He finally gives up and throws the ball, whereupon it conks Larry and Curly Joe on the head, then rolls gracefully into the cup.
Curly Joe discovers his ball is stuck up in a tree and retrieves an ax from his golf bag. As he attempts to cut down the tree, an irrate groundskeeper (Emil Sitka) chases the boys off the course.
Used 4 times
Balking at the high cost of a television repairman, the Stooges decide to fix it themselves. Crossing wires, Curly Joe is charged with high voltage, and Larry & Moe try to short circuit him.
The Stooges antics enrage a newscaster (Emil Sitka), who yells at them thru the set.
Used 5 times
The boys are hunters who've been at it all day long with no luck. Curly-Joe produces a butterfly net and begins chasing butterflies. Moe slaps Curly-Joe down, and while the boys are arguing, a lion sneaks up behind them.
Moe is bragging about how brave he is in the face of fierce animals when they notice the lion behind them, and run off in terrified fright.
Used 3 times
Curly Joe inherits an old mansion from his grandfather, and legend says it is haunted by his great-grandfather, who was beheaded and roams the house looking for his head. The boys search the house for treasure, while ghostly eyes watch them from Grandpa Curly Joe's portrait.
While Moe scolds his partners for believing in the old ghost stories, the headless ghost of Great Grandpa (Emil Sitka) enters the room proclaiming "I want to get a head."
Used 3 times
The boys are janitors assigned to clean-up what appears to be a haunted house. Curly-Joe, in the act of dusting, causes a suit-of-armor to be tickled. He runs to Moe for help, and Moe discovers that Larry is inside the suit and gives him a whack with the mace Larry is holding!
Curly-Joe encounters the ticklish suit-of-armor again, who is now wielding a sword. Moe, thinking that Larry is inside the suit, begins taunting it. Larry approaches Curly-Joe and asks, "What''s going on?". The boys soon discover that the suit is truly haunted and run for their lives.
Used 5 times
The boys are out hunting and become lost. They stop to take their bearings, and Curly Joe lays out a lunch spread fit for a king.
The boys discover that they are "lost" at a nearby football field in the park, and spend the rest of the time razzing each other.
Used 3 times
The boys are at a Marina entertaining a large group of children with a magic act. Curly-Joe messes-up the "Disappearing Bowl" trick, and Larry fouls-up the "Pour-Milk-Out-Of-My-Head-Through-A-Spigot" trick.
The boys attempt the "Knotted Hankerchiefs" trick, and of course, Curly-Joe ruins it, and so Moe snaps his fingers and POOF! ... Curly-Joe disappears! When Larry tries to intervene for Curly-Joe, Moe snaps his fingers and POOF! ... Larry disappears! Moe quickly becomes lonesome for his Stooge pals, and snaps his fingers ... POOF!
Used 4 times
The Stooges entertain children at the marina with their "Melodrama" skit.
CLOSING
Curly Joe is fed up with Moe's bullying in the play, and challenges him to a fight.
Used 3 times
The Stooges are zookeepers in their first day on the job and don't want to make any mistakes. Moe sends Curly-Joe and Larry on zookeeping tasks, but each return with food instead.
CLOSING
Curly-Joe and Larry are trapped in the cage of the chimp they were sent to feed. Moe admonishes them and climbs inside the cage to begin handing out slaps, when the chimp sneaks up and locks all three in the cage!
Although titled "Orangutan," it's a chimpanzee that's featured in the wrap-around.
Used 4 times
The boys are camping at the lake. Curly-Joe is cooking breakfast while Larry is mending his fishing pole. Curly-Joe serves Moe pancakes, and Moe is accidentally given the "Stick Fast Glue" instead of syrup, ultimately glueing the spoon inside his mouth!
Curly-Joe and Larry try to muscle the spoon from Moe's mouth to no avail, and Moe finally wrenches it free. He then exclaims, "I''ll murder you!!," and Curly-Joe and Larry run off with an angry Moe hot on their heels.
Used 4 times
Mr. Hassenpfeffer gives the Stooges another chance to make pies for his stores, and Curly Joe and Larry remind Moe that he must control his temper if they're to succeed. But a bothersome fly helps the boys turn the kitchen into a disaster area.
Surveying the damage, Moe insists to Curly Joe and Larry that he's not mad at them... "I'm mad at the fly!"
Used 4 times
As mini-motorcycle test pilots, the Stooges are hired to instruct a millionaire on their proper operation. Unfortunately, the throttle on Joe's cycle sticks.
The stuck throttle sends the millionaire straight into the lake, and the Stooges on the run.
Used 5 times
The boys are searching for uranium when an old prospector (Emil Sitka) threatens them with a rifle as being claim jumpers. Being a chatty fellow, however, he begins spinning yarns about the old days ... The Gunfight at K O Corral:
Cactus Pete (Moe) and Frizzletop Freddie (Larry) are each madly in love with Lulu Belle (Curly-Joe). Moe and Larry engage in a gunfight for Lulu Belle's hand, and both end up being shot.
Moe and Larry ask the prospector whatever became of Lulu Belle, and "she" (Curly-Joe) emerges from the prospector's tent.
Used 4 times
The boys are photographers attempting to snap a picture of the rare "Blue-Billed Puma-Panna Bird". Curly-Joe inadvertently pours too much flash powder into the tray, and when they set off the powder ... BOOM!
The boys retrieve the negative, and are congratulating each other on a job well done, when Moe notices that the lens cover was never removed from the camera!
Used 4 times
The boys are running a brisk business selling ice cream at the park. Curly-Joe spots a little girl with no money, and he gives her an ice cream cone free of charge. Moe upbraids Curly-Joe and demands that the girl give back the merchandise. The girl throws the cone at Moe, landing with a splat on his nose!
A boy approaches Curly-Joe wanting to buy a cone. The boy hands him a credit card to pay for it, and the Stooges are astonished.
Used 3 times
The boys are seamen on a small boat and Curly-Joe begins feeling seasick when Moe sends him to the galley for mustard, salt pork, grape jelly, anchovy paste, frog-legs in chocolate syrup and cracked nuts. Curly-Joe is accidentally tripped by Larry and he spills all the food.
Larry, Moe and Curly-Joe hurry to clean up the mess, tossing food overboard right into the face of the returning Captain (Emil Sitka) who chases them all over the boat!
Used 3 times
The boys are on a camping trip in the park and are attempting to pitch camp. Curly Joe and Larry struggle in vain to set up a tent while Moe wrestles with a folding director's chair, ultimately giving up and pitching it into the brush.
The boys finally get the camp set up when the radio announces that a lion has escaped from the local zoo and was last seen heading toward the park. The boys ignore the warning, and the lion soon finds his way into the Stooges tent!
Used 3 times
Eagle Eye Curly Joe is the world's greatest, blind as a bat, sharpshooter. He'll demonstrate his skill by shooting a raisin off the top of Fearless Frizzle-Top Larry's head. Larry has one final request... to see the cartoon.
CLOSING
It's firing time, and Eagle Eye blasts every stage prop in sight, missing Frizzle-Top by a mile.
Used 4 times
Boat owner Stooges prepare to take Mr. Guffey on a fishing trip, while Larry "checks" the bait.
Leaving port, the Stooges hand Mr. Guffey (Emil Sitka) a fishing rod... whose line is hooked onto the dock, pulling Mr. Guffey into the bay.
Used 5 times
The boys are dressed in their old World War I uniforms. Every year, on the anniversary when they were discharged, they get together to reminisce. Curly Joe forgets their lunch, and runs off to retrieve it.
CLOSING
The sergeant (Harold Brauer) enters and gives the boys a lunch pail as a "peace offering" for all those times he stole their lunches, then leaves snickering. When Curly Joe opens the pail ... BOOM!
Used 1 time
A relaxing day at the beach is anything but, starting with Larry attempting to plant the beach umbrella in a huge mound of sand that turns out to be Curly-Joe. Helpful Joe loans a woman (Margaret Kerry) and her daughter some suntan lotion, which turns out to be quick-dry cement. The girls and a lifeguard (Emil Sitka) find themselves stuck to each other, and after prying loose, begin chasing the Stooges.
The Stooges escape as Moe & Larry jump into their nautical-penguin and head out into the lagoon, with Curly-Joe belly-flopping in the water trying to catch up.
Used 3 times
The boys are hurriedly loading a small motorboat with gear so thay can get to a sunken treasure before anyone else. In their haste to leave, they forget to untie the mooring rope, and the boat is pulled apart, leaving them flailing in the water.
The boys make it to shore exhausted. Moe exclaims, "I'm cold and I'm hungry!," at which Curly-Joe says, "Have a sandwich ... (scoops up some beach sand) ... sand, which is here!"
Used 5 times
After a lesson from Curly Joe on how to clean lettuce for a salad, the boys learn that they are holding a winning sweepstakes ticket. But Curly Joe hid it in such a safe place, he can't remember where.
CLOSING
Moe finds the ticket in his own pocket, but accidentally throws it out the window. No problem... he throws Larry and Joe after it.
Used 3 times
Moe and Larry make Curly-Joe wait on them hand and foot. A telegram arrives proclaiming that Curly-Joe is the sole heir of his uncle's vast fortune. The tables are turned, and Moe and Larry find themselves to be Curly-Joe's servants.
The phone rings, and Moe learns the telegram was meant for a Mr. Curly-John. Joe muses over the fact it now makes sense, because he never had an uncle.
Used 4 times
How to prepare turkey stuffing Stooge-style, with a loaf of bread, an unopened can of tomatoes, and oyster shells. An argument over who will put it in the oven results in the turkey taking flight out the window into the back of a pickup truck.
CLOSING
The truck driver (Emil Sitka) turns up at the Stooges' door, with the turkey. He realized that only the Three Stooges would stuff a turkey with a can.
Used 5 times
Waiters Moe, Larry and Curly Joe are given one last chance to make good, but quickly get on the bad side of a customer and his wife (Emil Sitka and Margaret Kerry). Emil and the Stooges engage in the "Texas" routine.
CLOSING
Hoping to make amends, Curly Joe serves up a cake for dessert... right into Emil's face.
Used 3 times
The boys are at the airport when Moe decides to weigh Curly Joe. When the scale delivers a fortune that Joe will receive a lot of money, it drops piles of coins from its coin slot. Larry's fortune reveals he has a twenty dollar bill stuck to the sole of his shoe! Moe's turn, and his says he will go on an unexpected trip, resulting in him tripping over his own suitcase!
Moe is determined to get money from the scale and uses everything that Larry and Curly Joe received. Moe finally gets his last fortune which states he spent so much time at the scale that they've missed their flight!
Used 4 times
OPENING
The boys are dressed in their old World War I uniforms. Every year, on the anniversary when they were discharged, they get together to reminisce. Curly Joe forgets their lunch, and runs off to retrieve it.
CLOSING
The sergeant (Harold Brauer) enters and gives the boys a lunch pail as a "peace offering" for all those times he stole their lunches, then leaves snickering. When Curly Joe opens the pail ... BOOM!
The boys are out hunting and become lost. They stop to take their bearings, and Curly Joe lays out a lunch spread fit for a king.
The boys discover that they are "lost" at a nearby football field in the park, and spend the rest of the time razzing each other.
OPENING
The Stooges bring gear for camping and horseback riding so they can spend the weekend as cowboys, but forget to bring the horses! Moe harnesses Curly Joe to the wagon and makes him the horse.
CLOSING
Curly Joe claims that if he's gonna work like a horse, he's gonna eat like one! Moe ties a feed-bag on Curly Joe and he starts happily munching away!
OPENING
The boys take a job making pies for Mr. Hasenpfeffer (Emil Sitka), but they goad themselves into a pie fight, ruining almost all the pies.
CLOSING
Moe and Curly-Joe fight over the last undamaged pie, causing it to fly into the face of Mr. Hasenpfeffer as he walks in.
OPENING
The Stooges are zookeepers in their first day on the job and don't want to make any mistakes. Moe sends Curly-Joe and Larry on zookeeping tasks, but each return with food instead.
CLOSING
Curly-Joe and Larry are trapped in the cage of the chimp they were sent to feed. Moe admonishes them and climbs inside the cage to begin handing out slaps, when the chimp sneaks up and locks all three in the cage!
Although titled "Orangutan," it's a chimpanzee that's featured in the wrap-around.
OPENING
The boys are out motoring in their old, broken-down jalopy and stop when it gets a flat tire. Deciding to hitchhike into town, a motorist (Emil Sitka) stops when Curly-Joe flashes a bare leg at him. Emil gets out of the car, picks up a $5 bill from under Joe's foot, then drives off. Moe declares that they will have to fix the flat themselves.
CLOSING
The boys finish repairing the flat, but suddenly realize they are out of gas and Curly-Joe winds up pushing the car.
OPENING
The Stooges are stopped at the side of the road attempting to repair their old jalopy. Of course, they make one mechanical failure after another.
CLOSING
The boys figure out that the rubber-band that powers the car is busted, so they remove Curly-Joe's suspenders to repair the car. This leaves Curly-Joe's pants in a droopy state of affairs as he runs behind the car trying to catch up.
OPENING
The boys are out for a pleasure cruise and fishing trip, and Curly Joe continuously has trouble getting all the fishing gear onboard and calls for help.
CLOSING
Larry comes up on deck and proclaims his love for the sea, so Moe pushes him off the pier and into the water!
OPENING
Moe is crowing about getting his diploma to practice dentistry. Larry claims it is only a diploma to PRACTICE dentistry, so Moe decides to practice on Larry! When Moe tries to drill on Larry's tooth, Larry jumps up and fights off Moe and Curly Joe with a tire iron.
CLOSING
Because of Larry's violent reaction to Moe's dental work, Moe then decides to practice on Curly Joe! Curly Joe plaintively pleads for help from Larry, but Larry gratefully helps Moe get him into the chair.
The boys are janitors assigned to clean-up what appears to be a haunted house. Curly-Joe, in the act of dusting, causes a suit-of-armor to be tickled. He runs to Moe for help, and Moe discovers that Larry is inside the suit and gives him a whack with the mace Larry is holding!
Curly-Joe encounters the ticklish suit-of-armor again, who is now wielding a sword. Moe, thinking that Larry is inside the suit, begins taunting it. Larry approaches Curly-Joe and asks, "What''s going on?". The boys soon discover that the suit is truly haunted and run for their lives.
The boys are artists painting still life landscapes. After a couple innocent accidents, the trio find themselves vandalizing each others' canvases in an all-out painters' brawl.
Moe, Larry and Curly Joe decide that their paintings are ruined, but a passing art collector (Emil Sitka) immediately buys all three as great, modern art. The boys exclaim, "What are we waitin' for?," and begin spitting, spilling, and slappping paint onto their canvases!
The boys are hired as paperhangers by a woman (Margaret Kerry) who wants a top-notch job for her husband. Of course, they terribly botch the job, ultimately trapping Moe between a piece of wallpaper and the wall.
The wife enters the "finished" room mortified, and proceeds to thrash the now fleeing boys with a roll of wallpaper!
The boys are on the links and Moe hits his ball into a sand trap. Curly Joe suggests using a sand wedge, at which Moe digs a huge hole in the sand. He finally gives up and throws the ball, whereupon it conks Larry and Curly Joe on the head, then rolls gracefully into the cup.
Curly Joe discovers his ball is stuck up in a tree and retrieves an ax from his golf bag. As he attempts to cut down the tree, an irrate groundskeeper (Emil Sitka) chases the boys off the course.
The boys are hunters who've been at it all day long with no luck. Curly-Joe produces a butterfly net and begins chasing butterflies. Moe slaps Curly-Joe down, and while the boys are arguing, a lion sneaks up behind them.
Moe is bragging about how brave he is in the face of fierce animals when they notice the lion behind them, and run off in terrified fright.
The boys are at the airport when Moe decides to weigh Curly Joe. When the scale delivers a fortune that Joe will receive a lot of money, it drops piles of coins from its coin slot. Larry's fortune reveals he has a twenty dollar bill stuck to the sole of his shoe! Moe's turn, and his says he will go on an unexpected trip, resulting in him tripping over his own suitcase!
Moe is determined to get money from the scale and uses everything that Larry and Curly Joe received. Moe finally gets his last fortune which states he spent so much time at the scale that they've missed their flight!
Moe and Larry make Curly-Joe wait on them hand and foot. A telegram arrives proclaiming that Curly-Joe is the sole heir of his uncle's vast fortune. The tables are turned, and Moe and Larry find themselves to be Curly-Joe's servants.
The phone rings, and Moe learns the telegram was meant for a Mr. Curly-John. Joe muses over the fact it now makes sense, because he never had an uncle.
The boys are hurriedly loading a small motorboat with gear so thay can get to a sunken treasure before anyone else. In their haste to leave, they forget to untie the mooring rope, and the boat is pulled apart, leaving them flailing in the water.
The boys make it to shore exhausted. Moe exclaims, "I'm cold and I'm hungry!," at which Curly-Joe says, "Have a sandwich ... (scoops up some beach sand) ... sand, which is here!"
The boys are camping at the lake. Curly-Joe is cooking breakfast while Larry is mending his fishing pole. Curly-Joe serves Moe pancakes, and Moe is accidentally given the "Stick Fast Glue" instead of syrup, ultimately glueing the spoon inside his mouth!
Curly-Joe and Larry try to muscle the spoon from Moe's mouth to no avail, and Moe finally wrenches it free. He then exclaims, "I''ll murder you!!," and Curly-Joe and Larry run off with an angry Moe hot on their heels.
The boys are on a camping trip in the park and are attempting to pitch camp. Curly Joe and Larry struggle in vain to set up a tent while Moe wrestles with a folding director's chair, ultimately giving up and pitching it into the brush.
The boys finally get the camp set up when the radio announces that a lion has escaped from the local zoo and was last seen heading toward the park. The boys ignore the warning, and the lion soon finds his way into the Stooges tent!
The boys are photographers attempting to snap a picture of the rare "Blue-Billed Puma-Panna Bird". Curly-Joe inadvertently pours too much flash powder into the tray, and when they set off the powder ... BOOM!
The boys retrieve the negative, and are congratulating each other on a job well done, when Moe notices that the lens cover was never removed from the camera!
The boys are zookeepers, and Moe sends Larry and Curly-Joe to clean the elephant cage, while Moe engages in a game of checkers with the zoo chimp Chester, losing miserably to the chimp. When Moe next encounters the boys, they are relaxing while the elephant, Herbert is sweeping the cage, for which Moe gives Larry and Curly-Joe a sound thrashing.
Moe coerces Larry and Curly-Joe to give the elephant a bath, and in the process wind up dousing each other with soap and water.
The boys are on the links and Moe hits his ball into a sand trap. Curly Joe suggests using a sand wedge, at which Moe digs a huge hole in the sand. He finally gives up and throws the ball, whereupon it conks Larry and Curly Joe on the head, then rolls gracefully into the cup.
Curly Joe discovers his ball is stuck up in a tree and retrieves an ax from his golf bag. As he attempts to cut down the tree, an irrate groundskeeper (Emil Sitka) chases the boys off the course.
OPENING
The boys are out motoring in their old, broken-down jalopy and stop when it gets a flat tire. Deciding to hitchhike into town, a motorist (Emil Sitka) stops when Curly-Joe flashes a bare leg at him. Emil gets out of the car, picks up a $5 bill from under Joe's foot, then drives off. Moe declares that they will have to fix the flat themselves.
CLOSING
The boys finish repairing the flat, but suddenly realize they are out of gas and Curly-Joe winds up pushing the car.
The boys are zookeepers, and Moe sends Larry and Curly-Joe to clean the elephant cage, while Moe engages in a game of checkers with the zoo chimp Chester, losing miserably to the chimp. When Moe next encounters the boys, they are relaxing while the elephant, Herbert is sweeping the cage, for which Moe gives Larry and Curly-Joe a sound thrashing.
Moe coerces Larry and Curly-Joe to give the elephant a bath, and in the process wind up dousing each other with soap and water.
The boys are seamen on a small boat and Curly-Joe begins feeling seasick when Moe sends him to the galley for mustard, salt pork, grape jelly, anchovy paste, frog-legs in chocolate syrup and cracked nuts. Curly-Joe is accidentally tripped by Larry and he spills all the food.
Larry, Moe and Curly-Joe hurry to clean up the mess, tossing food overboard right into the face of the returning Captain (Emil Sitka) who chases them all over the boat!
OPENING
The Stooges are stopped at the side of the road attempting to repair their old jalopy. Of course, they make one mechanical failure after another.
CLOSING
The boys figure out that the rubber-band that powers the car is busted, so they remove Curly-Joe's suspenders to repair the car. This leaves Curly-Joe's pants in a droopy state of affairs as he runs behind the car trying to catch up.
The boys are at the airport when Moe decides to weigh Curly Joe. When the scale delivers a fortune that Joe will receive a lot of money, it drops piles of coins from its coin slot. Larry's fortune reveals he has a twenty dollar bill stuck to the sole of his shoe! Moe's turn, and his says he will go on an unexpected trip, resulting in him tripping over his own suitcase!
Moe is determined to get money from the scale and uses everything that Larry and Curly Joe received. Moe finally gets his last fortune which states he spent so much time at the scale that they've missed their flight!
The boys are at a Marina entertaining a large group of children with a magic act. Curly-Joe messes-up the "Disappearing Bowl" trick, and Larry fouls-up the "Pour-Milk-Out-Of-My-Head-Through-A-Spigot" trick.
The boys attempt the "Knotted Hankerchiefs" trick, and of course, Curly-Joe ruins it, and so Moe snaps his fingers and POOF! ... Curly-Joe disappears! When Larry tries to intervene for Curly-Joe, Moe snaps his fingers and POOF! ... Larry disappears! Moe quickly becomes lonesome for his Stooge pals, and snaps his fingers ... POOF!
The boys are electricians called to repair a faulty buzzer at a beauty parlor. Larry and Curly-Joe manage to rip every wire from a wall while Moe traces another wire to the other side of the wall. Moe and Curly-Joe get hold of the same wire and begin struggling to pull it free. Curly-Joe asks Larry for help, and they end up pulling Moe completely through the wall!
Larry and Curly-Joe help Moe up as the woman (Margaret Kerry) who hired them enters the room. She spies the damage done, and then promptly faints.
The boys are running a brisk business selling ice cream at the park. Curly-Joe spots a little girl with no money, and he gives her an ice cream cone free of charge. Moe upbraids Curly-Joe and demands that the girl give back the merchandise. The girl throws the cone at Moe, landing with a splat on his nose!
A boy approaches Curly-Joe wanting to buy a cone. The boy hands him a credit card to pay for it, and the Stooges are astonished.
A woman (Margaret Kerry) brings her son into the Stooges' barber shop with instructions to cut just a tiny bit of his hair while she goes shopping. As the boys prepare to cut his hair, a well-dressed thug (Emil Sitka) enters and informs the boys they can't cut any hair until they've joined the Union. A hair-cutting argument with chunks of the kid's hair flying every which way begins!
The woman returns for her son, whose hair is in terrible shape, and gives the boys and the union rep a sound beating with her groceries.
Adapted from a story in
The boys are searching for uranium when an old prospector (Emil Sitka) threatens them with a rifle as being claim jumpers. Being a chatty fellow, however, he begins spinning yarns about the old days ... The Gunfight at K O Corral:
Cactus Pete (Moe) and Frizzletop Freddie (Larry) are each madly in love with Lulu Belle (Curly-Joe). Moe and Larry engage in a gunfight for Lulu Belle's hand, and both end up being shot.
Moe and Larry ask the prospector whatever became of Lulu Belle, and "she" (Curly-Joe) emerges from the prospector's tent.
OPENING
After a lesson from Curly Joe on how to clean lettuce for a salad, the boys learn that they are holding a winning sweepstakes ticket. But Curly Joe hid it in such a safe place, he can't remember where.
CLOSING
Moe finds the ticket in his own pocket, but accidentally throws it out the window. No problem... he throws Larry and Joe after it.
The boys are janitors assigned to clean-up what appears to be a haunted house. Curly-Joe, in the act of dusting, causes a suit-of-armor to be tickled. He runs to Moe for help, and Moe discovers that Larry is inside the suit and gives him a whack with the mace Larry is holding!
Curly-Joe encounters the ticklish suit-of-armor again, who is now wielding a sword. Moe, thinking that Larry is inside the suit, begins taunting it. Larry approaches Curly-Joe and asks, "What''s going on?". The boys soon discover that the suit is truly haunted and run for their lives.
A relaxing day at the beach is anything but, starting with Larry attempting to plant the beach umbrella in a huge mound of sand that turns out to be Curly-Joe. Helpful Joe loans a woman (Margaret Kerry) and her daughter some suntan lotion, which turns out to be quick-dry cement. The girls and a lifeguard (Emil Sitka) find themselves stuck to each other, and after prying loose, begin chasing the Stooges.
The Stooges escape as Moe & Larry jump into their nautical-penguin and head out into the lagoon, with Curly-Joe belly-flopping in the water trying to catch up.
OPENING
Dizzy doctor Stooges contend with a timid patient (Emil Sitka) hiding under his bed, and a tempermental one (Emil Sitka again) with a broken TV. The Stooges work him over, thinking that it's his leg that's broken.
CLOSING
Stupidity turns into success, when the Stooges learn that their broken leg therapy session actually cured the patient, as he dances a jig out of the room.
OPENING
Digging for buried treasure, Larry and Curly Joe almost bury Moe before they discover a treasure chest. What they find is a Chinese puzzle, with empty boxes contained within empty boxes. The final box contains nothing more than a note, telling them to watch the next cartoon.
CLOSING
Coming up empty, in frustration, Larry slams a shovel spade into the ground... and strikes oil!
OPENING
Waiters Moe, Larry and Curly Joe are given one last chance to make good, but quickly get on the bad side of a customer and his wife (Emil Sitka and Margaret Kerry). Emil and the Stooges engage in the "Texas" routine.
CLOSING
Hoping to make amends, Curly Joe serves up a cake for dessert... right into Emil's face.
The Stooges launch their new fitness regime while on a visit to the beach... Larry and Curly Joe do the sweating, while Moe gives the orders with the help of a stuck phonograph record.
A young boy (Jeffrey Maurer) with a lollipop does what the Stooges can't do, by picking up their dumbbells. So the boys change strategy, and give up exercise for lollipops.
OPENING
Digging for buried treasure, Larry and Curly Joe almost bury Moe before they discover a treasure chest. What they find is a Chinese puzzle, with empty boxes contained within empty boxes. The final box contains nothing more than a note, telling them to watch the next cartoon.
CLOSING
Coming up empty, in frustration, Larry slams a shovel spade into the ground... and strikes oil!
OPENING
Dizzy doctor Stooges contend with a timid patient (Emil Sitka) hiding under his bed, and a tempermental one (Emil Sitka again) with a broken TV. The Stooges work him over, thinking that it's his leg that's broken.
CLOSING
Stupidity turns into success, when the Stooges learn that their broken leg therapy session actually cured the patient, as he dances a jig out of the room.
The boys are artists painting still life landscapes. After a couple innocent accidents, the trio find themselves vandalizing each others' canvases in an all-out painters' brawl.
Moe, Larry and Curly Joe decide that their paintings are ruined, but a passing art collector (Emil Sitka) immediately buys all three as great, modern art. The boys exclaim, "What are we waitin' for?," and begin spitting, spilling, and slappping paint onto their canvases!
Curly Joe inherits an old mansion from his grandfather, and legend says it is haunted by his great-grandfather, who was beheaded and roams the house looking for his head. The boys search the house for treasure, while ghostly eyes watch them from Grandpa Curly Joe's portrait.
While Moe scolds his partners for believing in the old ghost stories, the headless ghost of Great Grandpa (Emil Sitka) enters the room proclaiming "I want to get a head."
OPENING
The Stooges entertain children at the marina with their "Melodrama" skit.
CLOSING
Curly Joe is fed up with Moe's bullying in the play, and challenges him to a fight.
Boat owner Stooges prepare to take Mr. Guffey on a fishing trip, while Larry "checks" the bait.
Leaving port, the Stooges hand Mr. Guffey (Emil Sitka) a fishing rod... whose line is hooked onto the dock, pulling Mr. Guffey into the bay.
Balking at the high cost of a television repairman, the Stooges decide to fix it themselves. Crossing wires, Curly Joe is charged with high voltage, and Larry & Moe try to short circuit him.
The Stooges antics enrage a newscaster (Emil Sitka), who yells at them thru the set.
As mini-motorcycle test pilots, the Stooges are hired to instruct a millionaire on their proper operation. Unfortunately, the throttle on Joe's cycle sticks.
The stuck throttle sends the millionaire straight into the lake, and the Stooges on the run.
The boys are hired as paperhangers by a woman (Margaret Kerry) who wants a top-notch job for her husband. Of course, they terribly botch the job, ultimately trapping Moe between a piece of wallpaper and the wall.
The wife enters the "finished" room mortified, and proceeds to thrash the now fleeing boys with a roll of wallpaper!
The boys are janitors assigned to clean-up what appears to be a haunted house. Curly-Joe, in the act of dusting, causes a suit-of-armor to be tickled. He runs to Moe for help, and Moe discovers that Larry is inside the suit and gives him a whack with the mace Larry is holding!
Curly-Joe encounters the ticklish suit-of-armor again, who is now wielding a sword. Moe, thinking that Larry is inside the suit, begins taunting it. Larry approaches Curly-Joe and asks, "What''s going on?". The boys soon discover that the suit is truly haunted and run for their lives.
OPENING
Eagle Eye Curly Joe is the world's greatest, blind as a bat, sharpshooter. He'll demonstrate his skill by shooting a raisin off the top of Fearless Frizzle-Top Larry's head. Larry has one final request... to see the cartoon.
CLOSING
It's firing time, and Eagle Eye blasts every stage prop in sight, missing Frizzle-Top by a mile.
A woman (Margaret Kerry) brings her son into the Stooges' barber shop with instructions to cut just a tiny bit of his hair while she goes shopping. As the boys prepare to cut his hair, a well-dressed thug (Emil Sitka) enters and informs the boys they can't cut any hair until they've joined the Union. A hair-cutting argument with chunks of the kid's hair flying every which way begins!
The woman returns for her son, whose hair is in terrible shape, and gives the boys and the union rep a sound beating with her groceries.
Adapted from a story in
The boys are photographers attempting to snap a picture of the rare "Blue-Billed Puma-Panna Bird". Curly-Joe inadvertently pours too much flash powder into the tray, and when they set off the powder ... BOOM!
The boys retrieve the negative, and are congratulating each other on a job well done, when Moe notices that the lens cover was never removed from the camera!
OPENING
The Stooges are zookeepers in their first day on the job and don't want to make any mistakes. Moe sends Curly-Joe and Larry on zookeeping tasks, but each return with food instead.
CLOSING
Curly-Joe and Larry are trapped in the cage of the chimp they were sent to feed. Moe admonishes them and climbs inside the cage to begin handing out slaps, when the chimp sneaks up and locks all three in the cage!
Although titled "Orangutan," it's a chimpanzee that's featured in the wrap-around.
Mr. Hassenpfeffer gives the Stooges another chance to make pies for his stores, and Curly Joe and Larry remind Moe that he must control his temper if they're to succeed. But a bothersome fly helps the boys turn the kitchen into a disaster area.
Surveying the damage, Moe insists to Curly Joe and Larry that he's not mad at them... "I'm mad at the fly!"
The boys are out hunting and become lost. They stop to take their bearings, and Curly Joe lays out a lunch spread fit for a king.
The boys discover that they are "lost" at a nearby football field in the park, and spend the rest of the time razzing each other.
The boys are hurriedly loading a small motorboat with gear so thay can get to a sunken treasure before anyone else. In their haste to leave, they forget to untie the mooring rope, and the boat is pulled apart, leaving them flailing in the water.
The boys make it to shore exhausted. Moe exclaims, "I'm cold and I'm hungry!," at which Curly-Joe says, "Have a sandwich ... (scoops up some beach sand) ... sand, which is here!"
Balking at the high cost of a television repairman, the Stooges decide to fix it themselves. Crossing wires, Curly Joe is charged with high voltage, and Larry & Moe try to short circuit him.
The Stooges antics enrage a newscaster (Emil Sitka), who yells at them thru the set.
The boys are on the links and Moe hits his ball into a sand trap. Curly Joe suggests using a sand wedge, at which Moe digs a huge hole in the sand. He finally gives up and throws the ball, whereupon it conks Larry and Curly Joe on the head, then rolls gracefully into the cup.
Curly Joe discovers his ball is stuck up in a tree and retrieves an ax from his golf bag. As he attempts to cut down the tree, an irrate groundskeeper (Emil Sitka) chases the boys off the course.
OPENING
Eagle Eye Curly Joe is the world's greatest, blind as a bat, sharpshooter. He'll demonstrate his skill by shooting a raisin off the top of Fearless Frizzle-Top Larry's head. Larry has one final request... to see the cartoon.
CLOSING
It's firing time, and Eagle Eye blasts every stage prop in sight, missing Frizzle-Top by a mile.
Mr. Hassenpfeffer gives the Stooges another chance to make pies for his stores, and Curly Joe and Larry remind Moe that he must control his temper if they're to succeed. But a bothersome fly helps the boys turn the kitchen into a disaster area.
Surveying the damage, Moe insists to Curly Joe and Larry that he's not mad at them... "I'm mad at the fly!"
OPENING
Dizzy doctor Stooges contend with a timid patient (Emil Sitka) hiding under his bed, and a tempermental one (Emil Sitka again) with a broken TV. The Stooges work him over, thinking that it's his leg that's broken.
CLOSING
Stupidity turns into success, when the Stooges learn that their broken leg therapy session actually cured the patient, as he dances a jig out of the room.
OPENING
Digging for buried treasure, Larry and Curly Joe almost bury Moe before they discover a treasure chest. What they find is a Chinese puzzle, with empty boxes contained within empty boxes. The final box contains nothing more than a note, telling them to watch the next cartoon.
CLOSING
Coming up empty, in frustration, Larry slams a shovel spade into the ground... and strikes oil!
As mini-motorcycle test pilots, the Stooges are hired to instruct a millionaire on their proper operation. Unfortunately, the throttle on Joe's cycle sticks.
The stuck throttle sends the millionaire straight into the lake, and the Stooges on the run.
The boys are running a brisk business selling ice cream at the park. Curly-Joe spots a little girl with no money, and he gives her an ice cream cone free of charge. Moe upbraids Curly-Joe and demands that the girl give back the merchandise. The girl throws the cone at Moe, landing with a splat on his nose!
A boy approaches Curly-Joe wanting to buy a cone. The boy hands him a credit card to pay for it, and the Stooges are astonished.
The Stooges launch their new fitness regime while on a visit to the beach... Larry and Curly Joe do the sweating, while Moe gives the orders with the help of a stuck phonograph record.
A young boy (Jeffrey Maurer) with a lollipop does what the Stooges can't do, by picking up their dumbbells. So the boys change strategy, and give up exercise for lollipops.
The boys are searching for uranium when an old prospector (Emil Sitka) threatens them with a rifle as being claim jumpers. Being a chatty fellow, however, he begins spinning yarns about the old days ... The Gunfight at K O Corral:
Cactus Pete (Moe) and Frizzletop Freddie (Larry) are each madly in love with Lulu Belle (Curly-Joe). Moe and Larry engage in a gunfight for Lulu Belle's hand, and both end up being shot.
Moe and Larry ask the prospector whatever became of Lulu Belle, and "she" (Curly-Joe) emerges from the prospector's tent.
As mini-motorcycle test pilots, the Stooges are hired to instruct a millionaire on their proper operation. Unfortunately, the throttle on Joe's cycle sticks.
The stuck throttle sends the millionaire straight into the lake, and the Stooges on the run.
The boys are hunters who've been at it all day long with no luck. Curly-Joe produces a butterfly net and begins chasing butterflies. Moe slaps Curly-Joe down, and while the boys are arguing, a lion sneaks up behind them.
Moe is bragging about how brave he is in the face of fierce animals when they notice the lion behind them, and run off in terrified fright.
OPENING
How to prepare turkey stuffing Stooge-style, with a loaf of bread, an unopened can of tomatoes, and oyster shells. An argument over who will put it in the oven results in the turkey taking flight out the window into the back of a pickup truck.
CLOSING
The truck driver (Emil Sitka) turns up at the Stooges' door, with the turkey. He realized that only the Three Stooges would stuff a turkey with a can.
A relaxing day at the beach is anything but, starting with Larry attempting to plant the beach umbrella in a huge mound of sand that turns out to be Curly-Joe. Helpful Joe loans a woman (Margaret Kerry) and her daughter some suntan lotion, which turns out to be quick-dry cement. The girls and a lifeguard (Emil Sitka) find themselves stuck to each other, and after prying loose, begin chasing the Stooges.
The Stooges escape as Moe & Larry jump into their nautical-penguin and head out into the lagoon, with Curly-Joe belly-flopping in the water trying to catch up.
The boys are hunters who've been at it all day long with no luck. Curly-Joe produces a butterfly net and begins chasing butterflies. Moe slaps Curly-Joe down, and while the boys are arguing, a lion sneaks up behind them.
Moe is bragging about how brave he is in the face of fierce animals when they notice the lion behind them, and run off in terrified fright.
Mr. Hassenpfeffer gives the Stooges another chance to make pies for his stores, and Curly Joe and Larry remind Moe that he must control his temper if they're to succeed. But a bothersome fly helps the boys turn the kitchen into a disaster area.
Surveying the damage, Moe insists to Curly Joe and Larry that he's not mad at them... "I'm mad at the fly!"
OPENING
Moe is crowing about getting his diploma to practice dentistry. Larry claims it is only a diploma to PRACTICE dentistry, so Moe decides to practice on Larry! When Moe tries to drill on Larry's tooth, Larry jumps up and fights off Moe and Curly Joe with a tire iron.
CLOSING
Because of Larry's violent reaction to Moe's dental work, Moe then decides to practice on Curly Joe! Curly Joe plaintively pleads for help from Larry, but Larry gratefully helps Moe get him into the chair.
OPENING
After a lesson from Curly Joe on how to clean lettuce for a salad, the boys learn that they are holding a winning sweepstakes ticket. But Curly Joe hid it in such a safe place, he can't remember where.
CLOSING
Moe finds the ticket in his own pocket, but accidentally throws it out the window. No problem... he throws Larry and Joe after it.
Boat owner Stooges prepare to take Mr. Guffey on a fishing trip, while Larry "checks" the bait.
Leaving port, the Stooges hand Mr. Guffey (Emil Sitka) a fishing rod... whose line is hooked onto the dock, pulling Mr. Guffey into the bay.
The boys are camping at the lake. Curly-Joe is cooking breakfast while Larry is mending his fishing pole. Curly-Joe serves Moe pancakes, and Moe is accidentally given the "Stick Fast Glue" instead of syrup, ultimately glueing the spoon inside his mouth!
Curly-Joe and Larry try to muscle the spoon from Moe's mouth to no avail, and Moe finally wrenches it free. He then exclaims, "I''ll murder you!!," and Curly-Joe and Larry run off with an angry Moe hot on their heels.
The boys are electricians called to repair a faulty buzzer at a beauty parlor. Larry and Curly-Joe manage to rip every wire from a wall while Moe traces another wire to the other side of the wall. Moe and Curly-Joe get hold of the same wire and begin struggling to pull it free. Curly-Joe asks Larry for help, and they end up pulling Moe completely through the wall!
Larry and Curly-Joe help Moe up as the woman (Margaret Kerry) who hired them enters the room. She spies the damage done, and then promptly faints.
OPENING
The boys take a job making pies for Mr. Hasenpfeffer (Emil Sitka), but they goad themselves into a pie fight, ruining almost all the pies.
CLOSING
Moe and Curly-Joe fight over the last undamaged pie, causing it to fly into the face of Mr. Hasenpfeffer as he walks in.
Moe and Larry make Curly-Joe wait on them hand and foot. A telegram arrives proclaiming that Curly-Joe is the sole heir of his uncle's vast fortune. The tables are turned, and Moe and Larry find themselves to be Curly-Joe's servants.
The phone rings, and Moe learns the telegram was meant for a Mr. Curly-John. Joe muses over the fact it now makes sense, because he never had an uncle.
OPENING
The Stooges bring gear for camping and horseback riding so they can spend the weekend as cowboys, but forget to bring the horses! Moe harnesses Curly Joe to the wagon and makes him the horse.
CLOSING
Curly Joe claims that if he's gonna work like a horse, he's gonna eat like one! Moe ties a feed-bag on Curly Joe and he starts happily munching away!
The boys are at a Marina entertaining a large group of children with a magic act. Curly-Joe messes-up the "Disappearing Bowl" trick, and Larry fouls-up the "Pour-Milk-Out-Of-My-Head-Through-A-Spigot" trick.
The boys attempt the "Knotted Hankerchiefs" trick, and of course, Curly-Joe ruins it, and so Moe snaps his fingers and POOF! ... Curly-Joe disappears! When Larry tries to intervene for Curly-Joe, Moe snaps his fingers and POOF! ... Larry disappears! Moe quickly becomes lonesome for his Stooge pals, and snaps his fingers ... POOF!
The boys are out hunting and become lost. They stop to take their bearings, and Curly Joe lays out a lunch spread fit for a king.
The boys discover that they are "lost" at a nearby football field in the park, and spend the rest of the time razzing each other.
A relaxing day at the beach is anything but, starting with Larry attempting to plant the beach umbrella in a huge mound of sand that turns out to be Curly-Joe. Helpful Joe loans a woman (Margaret Kerry) and her daughter some suntan lotion, which turns out to be quick-dry cement. The girls and a lifeguard (Emil Sitka) find themselves stuck to each other, and after prying loose, begin chasing the Stooges.
The Stooges escape as Moe & Larry jump into their nautical-penguin and head out into the lagoon, with Curly-Joe belly-flopping in the water trying to catch up.
Balking at the high cost of a television repairman, the Stooges decide to fix it themselves. Crossing wires, Curly Joe is charged with high voltage, and Larry & Moe try to short circuit him.
The Stooges antics enrage a newscaster (Emil Sitka), who yells at them thru the set.
OPENING
How to prepare turkey stuffing Stooge-style, with a loaf of bread, an unopened can of tomatoes, and oyster shells. An argument over who will put it in the oven results in the turkey taking flight out the window into the back of a pickup truck.
CLOSING
The truck driver (Emil Sitka) turns up at the Stooges' door, with the turkey. He realized that only the Three Stooges would stuff a turkey with a can.
OPENING
The boys take a job making pies for Mr. Hasenpfeffer (Emil Sitka), but they goad themselves into a pie fight, ruining almost all the pies.
CLOSING
Moe and Curly-Joe fight over the last undamaged pie, causing it to fly into the face of Mr. Hasenpfeffer as he walks in.
OPENING
The boys are out for a pleasure cruise and fishing trip, and Curly Joe continuously has trouble getting all the fishing gear onboard and calls for help.
CLOSING
Larry comes up on deck and proclaims his love for the sea, so Moe pushes him off the pier and into the water!
Balking at the high cost of a television repairman, the Stooges decide to fix it themselves. Crossing wires, Curly Joe is charged with high voltage, and Larry & Moe try to short circuit him.
The Stooges antics enrage a newscaster (Emil Sitka), who yells at them thru the set.
OPENING
Waiters Moe, Larry and Curly Joe are given one last chance to make good, but quickly get on the bad side of a customer and his wife (Emil Sitka and Margaret Kerry). Emil and the Stooges engage in the "Texas" routine.
CLOSING
Hoping to make amends, Curly Joe serves up a cake for dessert... right into Emil's face.
The boys are hired as paperhangers by a woman (Margaret Kerry) who wants a top-notch job for her husband. Of course, they terribly botch the job, ultimately trapping Moe between a piece of wallpaper and the wall.
The wife enters the "finished" room mortified, and proceeds to thrash the now fleeing boys with a roll of wallpaper!
OPENING
The Stooges are zookeepers in their first day on the job and don't want to make any mistakes. Moe sends Curly-Joe and Larry on zookeeping tasks, but each return with food instead.
CLOSING
Curly-Joe and Larry are trapped in the cage of the chimp they were sent to feed. Moe admonishes them and climbs inside the cage to begin handing out slaps, when the chimp sneaks up and locks all three in the cage!
Although titled "Orangutan," it's a chimpanzee that's featured in the wrap-around.
OPENING
The boys are out for a pleasure cruise and fishing trip, and Curly Joe continuously has trouble getting all the fishing gear onboard and calls for help.
CLOSING
Larry comes up on deck and proclaims his love for the sea, so Moe pushes him off the pier and into the water!
OPENING
How to prepare turkey stuffing Stooge-style, with a loaf of bread, an unopened can of tomatoes, and oyster shells. An argument over who will put it in the oven results in the turkey taking flight out the window into the back of a pickup truck.
CLOSING
The truck driver (Emil Sitka) turns up at the Stooges' door, with the turkey. He realized that only the Three Stooges would stuff a turkey with a can.
The boys are seamen on a small boat and Curly-Joe begins feeling seasick when Moe sends him to the galley for mustard, salt pork, grape jelly, anchovy paste, frog-legs in chocolate syrup and cracked nuts. Curly-Joe is accidentally tripped by Larry and he spills all the food.
Larry, Moe and Curly-Joe hurry to clean up the mess, tossing food overboard right into the face of the returning Captain (Emil Sitka) who chases them all over the boat!
OPENING
Eagle Eye Curly Joe is the world's greatest, blind as a bat, sharpshooter. He'll demonstrate his skill by shooting a raisin off the top of Fearless Frizzle-Top Larry's head. Larry has one final request... to see the cartoon.
CLOSING
It's firing time, and Eagle Eye blasts every stage prop in sight, missing Frizzle-Top by a mile.
OPENING
The Stooges entertain children at the marina with their "Melodrama" skit.
CLOSING
Curly Joe is fed up with Moe's bullying in the play, and challenges him to a fight.
OPENING
The boys are out motoring in their old, broken-down jalopy and stop when it gets a flat tire. Deciding to hitchhike into town, a motorist (Emil Sitka) stops when Curly-Joe flashes a bare leg at him. Emil gets out of the car, picks up a $5 bill from under Joe's foot, then drives off. Moe declares that they will have to fix the flat themselves.
CLOSING
The boys finish repairing the flat, but suddenly realize they are out of gas and Curly-Joe winds up pushing the car.
The boys are searching for uranium when an old prospector (Emil Sitka) threatens them with a rifle as being claim jumpers. Being a chatty fellow, however, he begins spinning yarns about the old days ... The Gunfight at K O Corral:
Cactus Pete (Moe) and Frizzletop Freddie (Larry) are each madly in love with Lulu Belle (Curly-Joe). Moe and Larry engage in a gunfight for Lulu Belle's hand, and both end up being shot.
Moe and Larry ask the prospector whatever became of Lulu Belle, and "she" (Curly-Joe) emerges from the prospector's tent.
The boys are janitors assigned to clean-up what appears to be a haunted house. Curly-Joe, in the act of dusting, causes a suit-of-armor to be tickled. He runs to Moe for help, and Moe discovers that Larry is inside the suit and gives him a whack with the mace Larry is holding!
Curly-Joe encounters the ticklish suit-of-armor again, who is now wielding a sword. Moe, thinking that Larry is inside the suit, begins taunting it. Larry approaches Curly-Joe and asks, "What''s going on?". The boys soon discover that the suit is truly haunted and run for their lives.
The boys are on a camping trip in the park and are attempting to pitch camp. Curly Joe and Larry struggle in vain to set up a tent while Moe wrestles with a folding director's chair, ultimately giving up and pitching it into the brush.
The boys finally get the camp set up when the radio announces that a lion has escaped from the local zoo and was last seen heading toward the park. The boys ignore the warning, and the lion soon finds his way into the Stooges tent!
The boys are zookeepers, and Moe sends Larry and Curly-Joe to clean the elephant cage, while Moe engages in a game of checkers with the zoo chimp Chester, losing miserably to the chimp. When Moe next encounters the boys, they are relaxing while the elephant, Herbert is sweeping the cage, for which Moe gives Larry and Curly-Joe a sound thrashing.
Moe coerces Larry and Curly-Joe to give the elephant a bath, and in the process wind up dousing each other with soap and water.
Boat owner Stooges prepare to take Mr. Guffey on a fishing trip, while Larry "checks" the bait.
Leaving port, the Stooges hand Mr. Guffey (Emil Sitka) a fishing rod... whose line is hooked onto the dock, pulling Mr. Guffey into the bay.
OPENING
The Stooges are stopped at the side of the road attempting to repair their old jalopy. Of course, they make one mechanical failure after another.
CLOSING
The boys figure out that the rubber-band that powers the car is busted, so they remove Curly-Joe's suspenders to repair the car. This leaves Curly-Joe's pants in a droopy state of affairs as he runs behind the car trying to catch up.
The boys are at the airport when Moe decides to weigh Curly Joe. When the scale delivers a fortune that Joe will receive a lot of money, it drops piles of coins from its coin slot. Larry's fortune reveals he has a twenty dollar bill stuck to the sole of his shoe! Moe's turn, and his says he will go on an unexpected trip, resulting in him tripping over his own suitcase!
Moe is determined to get money from the scale and uses everything that Larry and Curly Joe received. Moe finally gets his last fortune which states he spent so much time at the scale that they've missed their flight!
The boys are hurriedly loading a small motorboat with gear so thay can get to a sunken treasure before anyone else. In their haste to leave, they forget to untie the mooring rope, and the boat is pulled apart, leaving them flailing in the water.
The boys make it to shore exhausted. Moe exclaims, "I'm cold and I'm hungry!," at which Curly-Joe says, "Have a sandwich ... (scoops up some beach sand) ... sand, which is here!"
The boys are electricians called to repair a faulty buzzer at a beauty parlor. Larry and Curly-Joe manage to rip every wire from a wall while Moe traces another wire to the other side of the wall. Moe and Curly-Joe get hold of the same wire and begin struggling to pull it free. Curly-Joe asks Larry for help, and they end up pulling Moe completely through the wall!
Larry and Curly-Joe help Moe up as the woman (Margaret Kerry) who hired them enters the room. She spies the damage done, and then promptly faints.
OPENING
The boys are out for a pleasure cruise and fishing trip, and Curly Joe continuously has trouble getting all the fishing gear onboard and calls for help.
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Larry comes up on deck and proclaims his love for the sea, so Moe pushes him off the pier and into the water!
Curly Joe inherits an old mansion from his grandfather, and legend says it is haunted by his great-grandfather, who was beheaded and roams the house looking for his head. The boys search the house for treasure, while ghostly eyes watch them from Grandpa Curly Joe's portrait.
While Moe scolds his partners for believing in the old ghost stories, the headless ghost of Great Grandpa (Emil Sitka) enters the room proclaiming "I want to get a head."
A woman (Margaret Kerry) brings her son into the Stooges' barber shop with instructions to cut just a tiny bit of his hair while she goes shopping. As the boys prepare to cut his hair, a well-dressed thug (Emil Sitka) enters and informs the boys they can't cut any hair until they've joined the Union. A hair-cutting argument with chunks of the kid's hair flying every which way begins!
The woman returns for her son, whose hair is in terrible shape, and gives the boys and the union rep a sound beating with her groceries.
Adapted from a story in
As mini-motorcycle test pilots, the Stooges are hired to instruct a millionaire on their proper operation. Unfortunately, the throttle on Joe's cycle sticks.
The stuck throttle sends the millionaire straight into the lake, and the Stooges on the run.
As mini-motorcycle test pilots, the Stooges are hired to instruct a millionaire on their proper operation. Unfortunately, the throttle on Joe's cycle sticks.
The stuck throttle sends the millionaire straight into the lake, and the Stooges on the run.
The boys are photographers attempting to snap a picture of the rare "Blue-Billed Puma-Panna Bird". Curly-Joe inadvertently pours too much flash powder into the tray, and when they set off the powder ... BOOM!
The boys retrieve the negative, and are congratulating each other on a job well done, when Moe notices that the lens cover was never removed from the camera!
The boys are at the airport when Moe decides to weigh Curly Joe. When the scale delivers a fortune that Joe will receive a lot of money, it drops piles of coins from its coin slot. Larry's fortune reveals he has a twenty dollar bill stuck to the sole of his shoe! Moe's turn, and his says he will go on an unexpected trip, resulting in him tripping over his own suitcase!
Moe is determined to get money from the scale and uses everything that Larry and Curly Joe received. Moe finally gets his last fortune which states he spent so much time at the scale that they've missed their flight!
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After a lesson from Curly Joe on how to clean lettuce for a salad, the boys learn that they are holding a winning sweepstakes ticket. But Curly Joe hid it in such a safe place, he can't remember where.
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Moe finds the ticket in his own pocket, but accidentally throws it out the window. No problem... he throws Larry and Joe after it.
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How to prepare turkey stuffing Stooge-style, with a loaf of bread, an unopened can of tomatoes, and oyster shells. An argument over who will put it in the oven results in the turkey taking flight out the window into the back of a pickup truck.
CLOSING
The truck driver (Emil Sitka) turns up at the Stooges' door, with the turkey. He realized that only the Three Stooges would stuff a turkey with a can.
The boys are janitors assigned to clean-up what appears to be a haunted house. Curly-Joe, in the act of dusting, causes a suit-of-armor to be tickled. He runs to Moe for help, and Moe discovers that Larry is inside the suit and gives him a whack with the mace Larry is holding!
Curly-Joe encounters the ticklish suit-of-armor again, who is now wielding a sword. Moe, thinking that Larry is inside the suit, begins taunting it. Larry approaches Curly-Joe and asks, "What''s going on?". The boys soon discover that the suit is truly haunted and run for their lives.
The boys are seamen on a small boat and Curly-Joe begins feeling seasick when Moe sends him to the galley for mustard, salt pork, grape jelly, anchovy paste, frog-legs in chocolate syrup and cracked nuts. Curly-Joe is accidentally tripped by Larry and he spills all the food.
Larry, Moe and Curly-Joe hurry to clean up the mess, tossing food overboard right into the face of the returning Captain (Emil Sitka) who chases them all over the boat!
The boys are at a Marina entertaining a large group of children with a magic act. Curly-Joe messes-up the "Disappearing Bowl" trick, and Larry fouls-up the "Pour-Milk-Out-Of-My-Head-Through-A-Spigot" trick.
The boys attempt the "Knotted Hankerchiefs" trick, and of course, Curly-Joe ruins it, and so Moe snaps his fingers and POOF! ... Curly-Joe disappears! When Larry tries to intervene for Curly-Joe, Moe snaps his fingers and POOF! ... Larry disappears! Moe quickly becomes lonesome for his Stooge pals, and snaps his fingers ... POOF!
Moe and Larry make Curly-Joe wait on them hand and foot. A telegram arrives proclaiming that Curly-Joe is the sole heir of his uncle's vast fortune. The tables are turned, and Moe and Larry find themselves to be Curly-Joe's servants.
The phone rings, and Moe learns the telegram was meant for a Mr. Curly-John. Joe muses over the fact it now makes sense, because he never had an uncle.
The boys are photographers attempting to snap a picture of the rare "Blue-Billed Puma-Panna Bird". Curly-Joe inadvertently pours too much flash powder into the tray, and when they set off the powder ... BOOM!
The boys retrieve the negative, and are congratulating each other on a job well done, when Moe notices that the lens cover was never removed from the camera!
OPENING
The Stooges bring gear for camping and horseback riding so they can spend the weekend as cowboys, but forget to bring the horses! Moe harnesses Curly Joe to the wagon and makes him the horse.
CLOSING
Curly Joe claims that if he's gonna work like a horse, he's gonna eat like one! Moe ties a feed-bag on Curly Joe and he starts happily munching away!
Note: Using a lower voice, and cowboy drawl, Larry Fine takes on a second role as the cartoon's narrator.
OPENING
The Stooges are zookeepers in their first day on the job and don't want to make any mistakes. Moe sends Curly-Joe and Larry on zookeeping tasks, but each return with food instead.
CLOSING
Curly-Joe and Larry are trapped in the cage of the chimp they were sent to feed. Moe admonishes them and climbs inside the cage to begin handing out slaps, when the chimp sneaks up and locks all three in the cage!
Although titled "Orangutan," it's a chimpanzee that's featured in the wrap-around.
The boys are artists painting still life landscapes. After a couple innocent accidents, the trio find themselves vandalizing each others' canvases in an all-out painters' brawl.
Moe, Larry and Curly Joe decide that their paintings are ruined, but a passing art collector (Emil Sitka) immediately buys all three as great, modern art. The boys exclaim, "What are we waitin' for?," and begin spitting, spilling, and slappping paint onto their canvases!
Boat owner Stooges prepare to take Mr. Guffey on a fishing trip, while Larry "checks" the bait.
Leaving port, the Stooges hand Mr. Guffey (Emil Sitka) a fishing rod... whose line is hooked onto the dock, pulling Mr. Guffey into the bay.
The boys are on the links and Moe hits his ball into a sand trap. Curly Joe suggests using a sand wedge, at which Moe digs a huge hole in the sand. He finally gives up and throws the ball, whereupon it conks Larry and Curly Joe on the head, then rolls gracefully into the cup.
Curly Joe discovers his ball is stuck up in a tree and retrieves an ax from his golf bag. As he attempts to cut down the tree, an irrate groundskeeper (Emil Sitka) chases the boys off the course.
The boys are searching for uranium when an old prospector (Emil Sitka) threatens them with a rifle as being claim jumpers. Being a chatty fellow, however, he begins spinning yarns about the old days ... The Gunfight at K O Corral:
Cactus Pete (Moe) and Frizzletop Freddie (Larry) are each madly in love with Lulu Belle (Curly-Joe). Moe and Larry engage in a gunfight for Lulu Belle's hand, and both end up being shot.
Moe and Larry ask the prospector whatever became of Lulu Belle, and "she" (Curly-Joe) emerges from the prospector's tent.
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Eagle Eye Curly Joe is the world's greatest, blind as a bat, sharpshooter. He'll demonstrate his skill by shooting a raisin off the top of Fearless Frizzle-Top Larry's head. Larry has one final request... to see the cartoon.
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It's firing time, and Eagle Eye blasts every stage prop in sight, missing Frizzle-Top by a mile.
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Moe is crowing about getting his diploma to practice dentistry. Larry claims it is only a diploma to PRACTICE dentistry, so Moe decides to practice on Larry! When Moe tries to drill on Larry's tooth, Larry jumps up and fights off Moe and Curly Joe with a tire iron.
CLOSING
Because of Larry's violent reaction to Moe's dental work, Moe then decides to practice on Curly Joe! Curly Joe plaintively pleads for help from Larry, but Larry gratefully helps Moe get him into the chair.
The boys are hurriedly loading a small motorboat with gear so thay can get to a sunken treasure before anyone else. In their haste to leave, they forget to untie the mooring rope, and the boat is pulled apart, leaving them flailing in the water.
The boys make it to shore exhausted. Moe exclaims, "I'm cold and I'm hungry!," at which Curly-Joe says, "Have a sandwich ... (scoops up some beach sand) ... sand, which is here!"
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Moe is crowing about getting his diploma to practice dentistry. Larry claims it is only a diploma to PRACTICE dentistry, so Moe decides to practice on Larry! When Moe tries to drill on Larry's tooth, Larry jumps up and fights off Moe and Curly Joe with a tire iron.
CLOSING
Because of Larry's violent reaction to Moe's dental work, Moe then decides to practice on Curly Joe! Curly Joe plaintively pleads for help from Larry, but Larry gratefully helps Moe get him into the chair.
The boys are camping at the lake. Curly-Joe is cooking breakfast while Larry is mending his fishing pole. Curly-Joe serves Moe pancakes, and Moe is accidentally given the "Stick Fast Glue" instead of syrup, ultimately glueing the spoon inside his mouth!
Curly-Joe and Larry try to muscle the spoon from Moe's mouth to no avail, and Moe finally wrenches it free. He then exclaims, "I''ll murder you!!," and Curly-Joe and Larry run off with an angry Moe hot on their heels.
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The boys are out motoring in their old, broken-down jalopy and stop when it gets a flat tire. Deciding to hitchhike into town, a motorist (Emil Sitka) stops when Curly-Joe flashes a bare leg at him. Emil gets out of the car, picks up a $5 bill from under Joe's foot, then drives off. Moe declares that they will have to fix the flat themselves.
CLOSING
The boys finish repairing the flat, but suddenly realize they are out of gas and Curly-Joe winds up pushing the car.
Moe and Larry make Curly-Joe wait on them hand and foot. A telegram arrives proclaiming that Curly-Joe is the sole heir of his uncle's vast fortune. The tables are turned, and Moe and Larry find themselves to be Curly-Joe's servants.
The phone rings, and Moe learns the telegram was meant for a Mr. Curly-John. Joe muses over the fact it now makes sense, because he never had an uncle.
The Stooges launch their new fitness regime while on a visit to the beach... Larry and Curly Joe do the sweating, while Moe gives the orders with the help of a stuck phonograph record.
A young boy (Jeffrey Maurer) with a lollipop does what the Stooges can't do, by picking up their dumbbells. So the boys change strategy, and give up exercise for lollipops.
The boys are artists painting still life landscapes. After a couple innocent accidents, the trio find themselves vandalizing each others' canvases in an all-out painters' brawl.
Moe, Larry and Curly Joe decide that their paintings are ruined, but a passing art collector (Emil Sitka) immediately buys all three as great, modern art. The boys exclaim, "What are we waitin' for?," and begin spitting, spilling, and slappping paint onto their canvases!
The boys are running a brisk business selling ice cream at the park. Curly-Joe spots a little girl with no money, and he gives her an ice cream cone free of charge. Moe upbraids Curly-Joe and demands that the girl give back the merchandise. The girl throws the cone at Moe, landing with a splat on his nose!
A boy approaches Curly-Joe wanting to buy a cone. The boy hands him a credit card to pay for it, and the Stooges are astonished.
The boys are artists painting still life landscapes. After a couple innocent accidents, the trio find themselves vandalizing each others' canvases in an all-out painters' brawl.
Moe, Larry and Curly Joe decide that their paintings are ruined, but a passing art collector (Emil Sitka) immediately buys all three as great, modern art. The boys exclaim, "What are we waitin' for?," and begin spitting, spilling, and slappping paint onto their canvases!
OPENING
Waiters Moe, Larry and Curly Joe are given one last chance to make good, but quickly get on the bad side of a customer and his wife (Emil Sitka and Margaret Kerry). Emil and the Stooges engage in the "Texas" routine.
CLOSING
Hoping to make amends, Curly Joe serves up a cake for dessert... right into Emil's face.
Mr. Hassenpfeffer gives the Stooges another chance to make pies for his stores, and Curly Joe and Larry remind Moe that he must control his temper if they're to succeed. But a bothersome fly helps the boys turn the kitchen into a disaster area.
Surveying the damage, Moe insists to Curly Joe and Larry that he's not mad at them... "I'm mad at the fly!"
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The Stooges are stopped at the side of the road attempting to repair their old jalopy. Of course, they make one mechanical failure after another.
CLOSING
The boys figure out that the rubber-band that powers the car is busted, so they remove Curly-Joe's suspenders to repair the car. This leaves Curly-Joe's pants in a droopy state of affairs as he runs behind the car trying to catch up.
Balking at the high cost of a television repairman, the Stooges decide to fix it themselves. Crossing wires, Curly Joe is charged with high voltage, and Larry & Moe try to short circuit him.
The Stooges antics enrage a newscaster (Emil Sitka), who yells at them thru the set.
OPENING
The Stooges bring gear for camping and horseback riding so they can spend the weekend as cowboys, but forget to bring the horses! Moe harnesses Curly Joe to the wagon and makes him the horse.
CLOSING
Curly Joe claims that if he's gonna work like a horse, he's gonna eat like one! Moe ties a feed-bag on Curly Joe and he starts happily munching away!
The boys are zookeepers, and Moe sends Larry and Curly-Joe to clean the elephant cage, while Moe engages in a game of checkers with the zoo chimp Chester, losing miserably to the chimp. When Moe next encounters the boys, they are relaxing while the elephant, Herbert is sweeping the cage, for which Moe gives Larry and Curly-Joe a sound thrashing.
Moe coerces Larry and Curly-Joe to give the elephant a bath, and in the process wind up dousing each other with soap and water.
OPENING
The Stooges entertain children at the marina with their "Melodrama" skit.
CLOSING
Curly Joe is fed up with Moe's bullying in the play, and challenges him to a fight.
The boys are on a camping trip in the park and are attempting to pitch camp. Curly Joe and Larry struggle in vain to set up a tent while Moe wrestles with a folding director's chair, ultimately giving up and pitching it into the brush.
The boys finally get the camp set up when the radio announces that a lion has escaped from the local zoo and was last seen heading toward the park. The boys ignore the warning, and the lion soon finds his way into the Stooges tent!
The boys are camping at the lake. Curly-Joe is cooking breakfast while Larry is mending his fishing pole. Curly-Joe serves Moe pancakes, and Moe is accidentally given the "Stick Fast Glue" instead of syrup, ultimately glueing the spoon inside his mouth!
Curly-Joe and Larry try to muscle the spoon from Moe's mouth to no avail, and Moe finally wrenches it free. He then exclaims, "I''ll murder you!!," and Curly-Joe and Larry run off with an angry Moe hot on their heels.
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Digging for buried treasure, Larry and Curly Joe almost bury Moe before they discover a treasure chest. What they find is a Chinese puzzle, with empty boxes contained within empty boxes. The final box contains nothing more than a note, telling them to watch the next cartoon.
CLOSING
Coming up empty, in frustration, Larry slams a shovel spade into the ground... and strikes oil!
OPENING
The boys take a job making pies for Mr. Hasenpfeffer (Emil Sitka), but they goad themselves into a pie fight, ruining almost all the pies.
CLOSING
Moe and Curly-Joe fight over the last undamaged pie, causing it to fly into the face of Mr. Hasenpfeffer as he walks in.
The boys are at a Marina entertaining a large group of children with a magic act. Curly-Joe messes-up the "Disappearing Bowl" trick, and Larry fouls-up the "Pour-Milk-Out-Of-My-Head-Through-A-Spigot" trick.
The boys attempt the "Knotted Hankerchiefs" trick, and of course, Curly-Joe ruins it, and so Moe snaps his fingers and POOF! ... Curly-Joe disappears! When Larry tries to intervene for Curly-Joe, Moe snaps his fingers and POOF! ... Larry disappears! Moe quickly becomes lonesome for his Stooge pals, and snaps his fingers ... POOF!
Curly Joe inherits an old mansion from his grandfather, and legend says it is haunted by his great-grandfather, who was beheaded and roams the house looking for his head. The boys search the house for treasure, while ghostly eyes watch them from Grandpa Curly Joe's portrait.
While Moe scolds his partners for believing in the old ghost stories, the headless ghost of Great Grandpa (Emil Sitka) enters the room proclaiming "I want to get a head."
The boys are electricians called to repair a faulty buzzer at a beauty parlor. Larry and Curly-Joe manage to rip every wire from a wall while Moe traces another wire to the other side of the wall. Moe and Curly-Joe get hold of the same wire and begin struggling to pull it free. Curly-Joe asks Larry for help, and they end up pulling Moe completely through the wall!
Larry and Curly-Joe help Moe up as the woman (Margaret Kerry) who hired them enters the room. She spies the damage done, and then promptly faints.
Boat owner Stooges prepare to take Mr. Guffey on a fishing trip, while Larry "checks" the bait.
Leaving port, the Stooges hand Mr. Guffey (Emil Sitka) a fishing rod... whose line is hooked onto the dock, pulling Mr. Guffey into the bay.
The boys are hired as paperhangers by a woman (Margaret Kerry) who wants a top-notch job for her husband. Of course, they terribly botch the job, ultimately trapping Moe between a piece of wallpaper and the wall.
The wife enters the "finished" room mortified, and proceeds to thrash the now fleeing boys with a roll of wallpaper!
The boys are hurriedly loading a small motorboat with gear so thay can get to a sunken treasure before anyone else. In their haste to leave, they forget to untie the mooring rope, and the boat is pulled apart, leaving them flailing in the water.
The boys make it to shore exhausted. Moe exclaims, "I'm cold and I'm hungry!," at which Curly-Joe says, "Have a sandwich ... (scoops up some beach sand) ... sand, which is here!"
OPENING
Dizzy doctor Stooges contend with a timid patient (Emil Sitka) hiding under his bed, and a tempermental one (Emil Sitka again) with a broken TV. The Stooges work him over, thinking that it's his leg that's broken.
CLOSING
Stupidity turns into success, when the Stooges learn that their broken leg therapy session actually cured the patient, as he dances a jig out of the room.
OPENING
How to prepare turkey stuffing Stooge-style, with a loaf of bread, an unopened can of tomatoes, and oyster shells. An argument over who will put it in the oven results in the turkey taking flight out the window into the back of a pickup truck.
CLOSING
The truck driver (Emil Sitka) turns up at the Stooges' door, with the turkey. He realized that only the Three Stooges would stuff a turkey with a can.
Moe Howard
Moe
Larry Fine
Larry
Joe DeRita
Curly Joe
Emil Sitka
Various roles, live-action
Harold Brauer
The Sarge, live-action
Margaret Kerry
Various roles, voiceover & live-action
Hal Smith
Various roles, voiceover
Paul Frees
Various voices, cartoon # 1
Jeffrey Scott
Various roles, live-action
Michael Maurer
Various roles, live-action
Eric Lamond
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Cary Brown
Various roles, live-action
Tina Brown
Various roles, live-action
Eileen Brown
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Johnny Coons
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Unidentified THE NEW 3 STOOGES
Various roles, live-action
Dick Brown
Producer
Norman Maurer
Executive Producer
David Detiege
Associate Producer
Lee Orgel
Production Supervisor
Fred Darley
Production Manager
Cliff Selkirk
Production Manager
Edward Bernds
Director - Live Action Segments
Edward Bernds
Writer - Live Action Segments
Sam Cornell
Director
David Detiege
Director
Eddie Rehberg
Animation Director
Kay Wright
Animator
Bob Maxfield
Animator
Chic Otterstrom
Animator
Pat Kearin
Stories and Storyboards
Jack Kinney
Stories and Storyboards
Cecil Beard
Stories and Storyboards
Art Diamond
Stories and Storyboards
David Detiege
Stories and Storyboards
Lee Orgel
Stories and Storyboards
Homer Brightman
Stories and Storyboards
Nick George
Stories and Storyboards
Barbara Chain
Stories and Storyboards
Warren Tufts
Stories and Storyboards
Jack Miller
Stories and Storyboards
Sam Cornell
Stories and Storyboards
Connie Crawley
Painting
Lee Mishkin
Layouts
Hi Mankin
Layouts
Nick Panesis
Layouts
Dan Noonan
Layouts
Bob Inman
Backgrounds
Bill Butler
Backgrounds
Gloria Wood
Backgrounds
Gordon Zahler
Music
Paul Horn
Music
Jerry Smith
Camera
Edwin Gillette
Camera
William J. Faris
Film Editor
George Probert
Music Editor
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