In I Can Hardly Wait, after making a meal with rationed food during World War II, Curly breaks a tooth. The bulk of the short deals with Moe trying to pull the broken tooth in a dream sequence.
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At first, in Rhythm & Weep we find the Three Stooges are about to commit suicide after being repeated failures as comedy actors. So, they go to the rooftop of a building to leap off … But then they find three beautiful women, failed dancers, about to do the same thing. Whom the Stooges immediately fall in love with, and they all decide to live! And then they’re “discovered” by a rich Broadway producer, and all seems well …
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Movie Maniacs, the Three Stooges’ 13th Columbia short, spoofs movie-making and, as Moe puts it, the thousands who know nothing about making them. It also gives us a wonderful chance to see a vaudeville routine with Curly in drag and Larry as the debonair suitor. Not to mention Moe’s method of teaching acting by having Larry and Curly manipulate a couple of actors like hand puppets.
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In They Stooge to Conga, Moe, Larry, and Curly are inept repairmen who are hired to fix a doorbell. Unknown to them, the house is secretly full of Nazi agents!
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In Knife of the Party Shemp Howard is the leader of a different group of Stooges (four instead of three) who have to work at a hotel to pay their bill.
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In The Tooth Will Out, the Three Stooges perform dentistry in the Old West. “Go West, young man, go west!” begs their dentistry professor, and so they do. Shemp does his classic blind act while trying to pull teeth, and the Stooges mix up “The Amateur Carpenter” with their dentistry manual.
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In Squareheads of the Round Table, the Three Stooges (Moe, Larry, Shemp) are troubadours who help their friend Cedric the Blacksmith win the hand of the fair princess Elaine. But her father the king objects!
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In Pardon My Clutch, Shemp is feeling sick. The Stooges’ friend, Claude, “diagnoses” the need for a vacation, and sells them his car. The car is a lemon, but when a stranger offers to pay more for it, Claude reneges on the deal.
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