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Released March 31, 1943
Featuring Moe, Larry and Curly
Featuring Moe, Larry and Curly
Columbia Studios
9.5 min. (1-Reel Sho)
9.5 min. (1-Reel Sho)
Celebrities support the war effort with appearances and activities in southern California. Included are appearances at the Falcon and Thunderfield Air Fields, a war bond drive at the Orpheum Theatre, a Free French party at the home of Tyrone Power, a Women's Auxiliary Ambulance Corps, and entertaining at Corona Naval Hospital and Victory House.
The Stooges are among the stars at Corona Naval Hospital.
The discovery of this previously unidentified appearance was reported in The Three Stooges Journal # 109 (Spring 2004).
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Jerry Howard
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Moe Howard
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Larry Fine
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Gene Autry
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Chico Marx
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Groucho Marx
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Harpo Marx
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Al Ritz
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Harry Ritz
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Jimmy Ritz
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Lou Holtz
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Tyrone Power
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Annabella
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Ingrid Bergman
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Adolphe Menjou
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Michele Morgan
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Charles Boyer
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Pat Paterson
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Irene Rich
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Claire Trevor
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Jinx Falkenburg
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Arthur Lake
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Glenn Ford
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Kay Kyser
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Ish Kabibble
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