No Applause ~ Just Throw Money (The Book That Made Vaudeville Famous)
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SPRING 1987 - Editor: Gary Lassin
by Gary Lassin
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Moe Howard's son-in-law, and Three Stooges producer/director, Norman Maurer died of lung cancer on November 23, 1986 at age 60
by Gary Lassin
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MGM psa short GIVE A MAN A JOB (1933) includes Moe Howard in a cameo appearance
by Gary Lassin
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Movieland Wax Museum in Buena Park CA will unveil Three Stooges statues
by Gary Lassin
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- Miscellaneous Stooges sightings by fans
- News of local TV station airings of the Stooges
- TBS Stooge news
- Stooge film clips used in new Gillette and Chex TV ads
- Emil Sitka appears in Sam Raimi's THE XYZ MURDERS aka CRIMEWAVE
- News of local TV Stooges film airings
- TBS to upgrade its library prints of Three Stooges short subjects
by Gary Lassin and Frank Reighter
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Details and itinerary for the April 26, 1987 Three Stooges Convention in Bensalem PA
by Gary Lassin
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Fan Q&A
by Dave Zimmerman
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Source: The Register Star
Profile of Three Stooges supporting actress Dolores "Dee" Greene
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Source: The Camarillo Daily News
Promotional notice for Emil Sitka's appearance in THE SILVER WHISTLE, a play in Camarillo CA
by various
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Candid "Stooge" photos submitted by fans
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Source: Variety
Variety obituary of Norman Maurer
by Steve Cox
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Personal recollections of Norman Maurer
by various
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- "Norman Maurer and a stage hand work on the reversible table gag for use in THE THREE STOOGES SCRAPBOOK"
- "Norman and Joan Maurer, October 1985"
- "Norman's mother Martha, Paul Howard, Paul's daughter Jennifer, and Norman Maurer, 1983"
- "Norman has makeup applied for his role in THE THREE STOOGES SCRAPBOOK"
by Gary Lassin
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Review of The Columbia Comedy Shorts, written by Ted Okuda and Ed Watz, a history and filmography of Columbia's short subject department
by Jerry Amaro
Page(s): 10
Review of Joan Howard Maurer's Curly - An Illustrated Biography, a biography and persoanl tribute to her uncle Jerome "Curly" Howard
by Dan Lange
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Overview of the MGM short subject GIVE A MAN A JOB (1933), featuring a cameo by Moe Howard
by Richard J. Kunkel
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Review of The Three Stooges' feature film, SWING PARADE OF 1946 (1946) from Monogram Studios
by Gary Lassin
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- "Eyeglass holder designed, hand-painted and signed by Larry Fine; often given by Larry as a gift to family and friends"
- "1977 [Sugar Post Crisp] cereal box promoting a Stooge poster inside: a series of 6 different 11x14 posters"
by Gary Lassin
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- The Three Stooges Book of Scripts: Vol. II by Joan Howard Maurer available from Citadel Press
- The Columbia Comedy Shorts by Ted Okuda and Ed Watz now available
- Newly licensed merchandise includes t-shirts and a 1988 calendar
- The Three Stooges VCR Game from Pressman available in stores
by Bruce Laliberte
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Discussion of the 1984 limited edition collector plate
by Gary Lassin
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Results of issue # 40's fan club membership survey and membership; listing of local television station Stooges film programming
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Fan classified advertisements
by Gary Lassin
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April - June dates of note in Three Stooges history
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