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Released February 20, 1935
Featuring Moe, Larry and Curly
Columbia
16.5 min. (Short Subject)

The Stooges' dying father reveals that they are really of noble blood: Larry is the Duke of Durham, Moe the Count of Fife... "and I the Count of Ten?" asks Curly. "No, you're Baron of Greymatter." They go to the court of Queen Anne to protect her from harm, but she's kidnapped while the Stooges put on a wrestling exhibition. The boys manage to escape execution, find the Queen being held captive in the wine cellars and hatch a plan to save the day.

 

Opening title music is "Entry of the Giants," by Louis Silvers; see The Three Stooges Journal # 87 (Fall 1998).

The castle sets were originally built for THE BLACK ROOM (1935) starring Boris Karloff.

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Jerry Howard
Baron of Greymatter

Moe Howard
Count of Fife

Larry Fine
Duke of Durham

Billy Franey
Father's servant

Geneva Mitchell
Queen Annie of Anesthesia

Christian J. Frank
Royal Announcer

George Baxter
Prince Boris of Anesthesia

Stanley Blystone
Captain of the Guard

Ernie Young
Boris' henchman

Dorothy King
Brunette trumpeteer

Hilda Title
Blonde trumpeteer

Jack Duffy
Toothless guard

Corinne Williams
Lady of the Court

Marie Wells
Lady of the Court

Eadie Adams
Lady of the Court

Patty Price
Lady of the Court

James Howard
Wrestler

Bud O'Neill
Wrestler

Charles Dorety
Firing squad guard

Jack Hill
Firing squad guard

Bert Young
Kidnap guard

Dutch Hendrian
Kidnap guard

Al Thompson
Kidnap guard

Ed Brandenburg
Larry's stunt double


Jules White
Producer

Felix Adler
Story and Screenplay

Benjamin Kline
Photography

William A. Lyon
Film Editor



















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