Topic: Gents Without Cents (1944)

[metaldams]

The sign “Go Slow” being read like the town called “Goslow” I just saw in the 1931 Joe E. Brown comedy, BROADMINDED.  Perhaps a Vaudeville line, I don’t know, but just saw it predate The Three Stooges.

[Daddy Dewdrop]

Not a huge fan of these "variety show" shorts.  Just an average Curly for me.  However, I always loved the Niagara Falls routine, so there's that.

#111. Gents Without Cents

[Allen Champion]

An immensely entertaining short, and Curly's last hurrah.  Seeing the amazing vitality and energy Curly exudes here is delightful and tragic, knowing what lies just ahead for him. 

[Woe-ee-Woe-Woe80]

An immensely entertaining short, and Curly's last hurrah.  Seeing the amazing vitality and energy Curly exudes here is delightful and tragic, knowing what lies just ahead for him.

I thought Curly was still in very good form in No Dough Boys and Three Pests In A Mess.