Three Stooges, The: How High Is Up?
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Released April 22, 1945
Featuring Moe, Larry and Curly
Featuring Moe, Larry and Curly
Columbia
9.5 min. (Short Subject)
9.5 min. (Short Subject)
A celebration of great comics of the silver screen.
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Moe Howard
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Larry Fine
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Jerry Howard
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Ford Sterling
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Louise Fazenda
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Harold Lloyd
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Charlie Chaplin
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Ben Turpin
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Marie Prevost
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Buster Keaton
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Chester Conklin
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Polly Moran
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Marie Dressler
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Charley Chase
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Harry Langdon
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Andy Clyde
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Stan Laurel
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Oliver Hardy
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Leon Errol
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Bert Wheeler
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Robert Woolsey
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Joe E. Brown
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W. C. Fields
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Jack Oakie
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Groucho Marx
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Chico 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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Jimmy Durante
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Andy Devine
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Charlie Ruggles
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Bing Crosby
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Charles Butterworth
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Ole Olsen
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Chic Johnson
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Guy Kibbee
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Bud Abbott
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Lou Costello
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Edgar Bergen
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Ned Sparks
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