The Stooges

[Leo99]

Always liked SHEMP....

Yup. Big Shemp fan. Not that I didn't like Curly but I never understood the people that liked Curly a lot more than Shemp.

 

[Leo99]

Always liked SHEMP...I think he was the brother of MOE in real life..

Curley, Shemp, and Moe were brothers

 

[AutoMechanic]

I love the Three Stooges one of my favorites. Wish they still came on tv along with The Addams Family and The Munsters.

 

[MrQuackers]

Breakfast? Breakfast, check…
Dinner? Dinner, check…
Lunch? Launch, check…

What’s that loud noise?

Far Out Space Nuts

 

[wdn]

Shemp was the thinking man’s Stooge.

 

[aquariuscsm]

Far Out Space Nuts

Is that the Sid and Marty Krofft show that had Gilligan on it?

 

[aquariuscsm]

The Three Stooges MUST contain Curley! He's the best Stooge!

 

[aquariuscsm]

Moe,O-May. Larry,Arry-Lay. Curley,Curley-Q!!

Moe trying to teach Curley how to talk in Pig Latin haha!

 

[Scuder]

Oh. I thought you meant The Stooges.

 

[MrQuackers]

Is that the Sid and Marty Krofft show that had Gilligan on it?

 

[hrv]

I think it is on youtube... The stooges doing the abc song.......

 

[Kira]

....dressed as college professors, no less!

On a separate note, movie theatres were forced to run less grossing movies in order to get the Three Stooges shorts. Yes, the studio blackmailed the theatre owners.

On another separate note, the Three Stooges are featured in 1964's, "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World". You see them shuffle about the rear and side of the aerial ladder fire truck. However, that film was on TV recently and that 'last big scene' shows 3 guys standing on the truck with their backs to the camera. You can see a heavy guy (Joe DiRita?), a guy with Larry hair exposed under his helmet (Larry Fine?) and the man who could be Moe Howard is all but indiscernible. They were under contact with Columbia. The movie making entity must've wanted to avoid paying royalties.

 

[hrv]

....dressed as college professors, no less!

On a separate note, movie theatres were forced to run less grossing movies in order to get the Three Stooges shorts. Yes, the studio blackmailed the theatre owners.

On another separate note, the Three Stooges are featured in 1964's, "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World". You see them shuffle about the rear and side of the aerial ladder fire truck. However, that film was on TV recently and that 'last big scene' shows 3 guys standing on the truck with their backs to the camera. You can see a heavy guy (Joe DiRita?), a guy with Larry hair exposed under his helmet (Larry Fine?) and the man who could be Moe Howard is all but indiscernible. They were under contact with Columbia. The movie making entity must've wanted to avoid paying royalties.

Love the part when the girls say curlys a dope...

 

[aquariuscsm]

Or the one where Shemp supposedly inherits all that money and all those chicks are lined up wanting to marry him haha!