Articles tagged with the name “Kenneth MacDonald” – a frequent co-star of the Three Stooges, nearly always a villain. Later a recurring judge on the Perry Mason TV series
A photo gallery from the Three Stooges short film, Crime on their Hands, starring Moe Howard, Larry Fine, Shemp Howard, Christine McIntyre, Kenneth MacDonald, with Vernon Dent
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Crime on their Hands is a classic Three Stooges short, Moe, Larry and Shemp are on the trail of a stolen diamond – until Shemp swallows it!
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In Hula-La-La studio boss Emil Sitka has bought the tropical island of Rarabonga, to film the native dances. But the natives don’t dance! So he sends studio employees Moe, Larry and Shemp to teach them. Unfortunately, while the natives can’t dance, they can shrink heads! And Stooges villain Kenneth MacDonald as the tribe’s witch doctor wants to add them to his personal collection!
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In Monkey Businessmen, the Three Stooges (Moe, Larry, Curly), after being fired for gross incompetence as electricians, decide that they need a vacation. Unfortunately, they decide to visit Mallard’s rest home, a crooked enterprise that exists to bilk their clients of every last penny. (This is Kenneth MacDonald’s first appearance in a Three Stooges short film as the con man). The Stooges soon realize this, and attempt to escape. But after being pursued, beaning the male “nurses” with weights, pretending to be surgeons (and nearly operating on Curly), being locked in a steam room (and escaping as Curly chases a shapely nurse, culminating in one of the funniest moments in Stooge history, they vanquish the bad guys, and cure a rich hypochondriac. Deciding after all that, that they need a vacation! A very funny short movie, and highly recommended.
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Many people remember Hold That Lion as the only short film where Curly appears along with Moe, Larry and Shemp. Technically, this is true, as Curly has a short cameo appearance as a sleeping man on a train. But I frankly remember it for the “fight scene” in the first half of the short film with Kenneth MacDonald. It’s a very funny Three Stooges short film in its’ own right, and well worth watching.
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