Articles tagged with “Larry Fine” – the Stooge in the middle, who’s actually essential to the trio – the middle ground between them
In Loose Loot, The Three Stooges subpoena attorney Icabod Slipp to collect their inheritance from their late Uncle, pursuing him to the Circle Follies Theater. This includes attorney’s office scenes from Hold That Lion.
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Up in Daisy’s Penthouse – A re-working of the Curly short Three Dumb Clucks. Shemp impersonates his dad who is about to marry a gold digger planning to bump him off.
The Stooges learn that their pal Bill has gotten married. So they decide to set-up his new antenna and television set as a present before moving out. In the process, they manage to thoroughly wreck his house! No good deed goes unpunished …
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A Merry Mix-Up (1958) is the story of 3 pairs of identical stooge triplets, all played by the Stooges (Moe Howard,, Larry Fine, Joe Besser)
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Oil’s Well That Ends Well is a remake of “Oily to Bed, Oily to Rise“. The basic story has Moe, Larry, and Joe as brothers, who need to raise money for their father’s operation. So they go to find uranium on their father’s claim – but strike oil instead.
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Scheming Schemers is a heavily recycled Three Stooges short, with body doubles for Shemp Howard & Christine McIntyre.
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Fling in the Ring is a Three Stooges comedy short, starring Moe, Larry, Shemp. It’s a remake of Fright Night with ample stock footage.
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Hollywood on Parade # B-9 (March 30, 1934) – a hodgepodge of a variety of Hollywood stars of the time, on a set pretending to be a speakeasy – including Ted Healy and his Stooges in a short bit, as well as Rudy Vallee, Jimmy Durante, Ben Turpin, and many others.
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Plane Nuts – Ted Healy and his Stooges (Moe Howard, Larry Fine, Curly Howard) and Bonnie Bonnell – an early, odd little comedy that’s a strange mixture of their comedy with Busby Berkeley musical numbers? No, seriously.
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Hot Ice is a good example of a bad idea. Columbia Pictures took two Three Stooges shorts from seven years earlier, added a little bit of new footage, and release it as a new film.
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