THREE STOOGES

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Stop! Look! Laugh!
Stars - Moe, Larry, Curly, Paul Winchell, Jerry Mahoney, Knucklehead Smiff Director - Lou Brandt Producer - Sid Kuller Writer - Sid Kuller Genre - TV Laughs galore as the Three Stooges, Marquis Chimps, Paul Winchell, Jerry Mahoney and Knucklehead Smith get it together. It's a Three Stooges buffet that will satisfy every appetite! Get ready to sink your teeth into a feature-length compilation of clips from your favorite Three Stooges shorts, plus a hilarious short film from the 1940s in it entirety. STOP! LOOK! AND LAUGH! (1960) was compiled by producer/director Jules White, who has edited together some of the funniest Three Stooges clips featuring Moe Howard, Larry Fine and Curly Howard. Introduced by Paul Winchell and his dummy Jerry Mahoney, these classic clips include bits from such favorites as "A Plumbing We Will Go," "Micro-Phonies" and "How High Is Up." Also featured are the Marquis Chimps starring in a hilarious rendition of the Cinderella story. BONUS SHORT FILM In A BIRD IN THE HEAD (1946), a mad scientist in need of a human brain small enough to transplant into his pet gorilla becomes convinced that he has found the perfect donor in Curly. This time the Stooges really need to use their heads - before Curly loses his!

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The Outlaws is Coming
Stars - Larry, Moe, Curly-Joe, Adam West, Henry Gibson Director - Norman Maurer Producer - Norman Maurer Writer - Elwood Ullman Genre - TV Adam West co-stars in the Stooges' last feature, which finds them out of control in the wild, woolly West. Get the long and the short of the Three Stooges in this exciting Old West double feature, which contains one feature-length film from the '60s along with a classic short film from the '30s. THE OUTLAWS IS COMING (1965), also known as The Three Stooges Meet the Gunslingers, is a wacky Western in which Larry, Moe and Curly-joe co-star with Adam West (TV's "Batman"), Henry Gibson (TV's "Laugh-In"), longtime Stooge sidekick Emil Sitka and Nancy Kovack (Frankie and Johnny). The Stooges are sent, along with an editor, by a conservationist magazine publisher on the East Coast to inversigate a gunslinger who is wiping out the buffalo population in the West in order to turn the Indians against his enemy, the U.S. Cavalry. With a little help from Annie Oakley and an unusual cache of weapons (including cream pies), they are able to dodge the posse's bullets...and make the West safe for the wild creatures that roam its frontiers. BONUS SHORT FILM: IN GOOFS AND SADDLES (1937), Moe Howard, Larry Fine and Curly Howard are enlisted by Civil War General Muster to help save the country from a notorious cattle rustler.

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G.I. Stooge

Synopsis: Boobs in Arms (1940) The troops on both sides are in real trouble when Moe, Larry and Curly are enlisted by a jealous husband who also happens to be a sergeant. “Friendly fire” takes on a whole new meaning as they attempt to defend themselves with a canister of laughing gas and their plan backfires. Back From the Front (1943) After merchant mariners Moe, Larry and Curly mistake a torpedo for a whale and accidentally cause it to explode, they find themselves cast away at sea in a lifeboat...until they board a Nazi warship and make an even bigger mistake. G.I. Wanna Go Home (1946) When Moe, Larry and Curly are dis-charged, they go from bunkers to bunk beds upon learning that they now have no home and there are no vacancies to be had anywhere. With their fiancees, they move into a vacant lot and make the most of it, until a farmer forces them to move on. Wee Wee Monsieur (1938) They’ll always have Paris...even if Paris wouldn’t have them! Moe, Larry and Curly are having a hard time making it as artists, which means they have no means to pay for rent or food. An assignment with the French Foreign Legion might be just the solution. No Dough Boys (1944) Mistaken for Japanese saboteurs after posing in make up to look like Japanese soldiers for a magazine ad, Moe, Larry and Curly decide to stay undercover and fight the high-ranking German spies into whose hideout they’ve stumbled. Dizzy Pilots (1943) It seems nothing goes right when Moe, Larry and Curly attempt to prove to the military that they can fly their airplane, the Buzzard. But it’s not only their egos that are inflated, and Moe appears headed for a crash landing.

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Cops And Robbers:

Calling All Curs (1939) Veterinarians Moe, Larry and Curly have gone to the dogs, but when they attempt to replace a priceless pooch that's been dognapped while under their care, they really wind up in the doghouse. They're barking up the wrong tree if they think they can get away with this scheme! Disorder in the Court (1936) When a sexy nightclub dancer is put on trial for murder, her only hope is three star witnesses: Moe, Larry and Curly. The Stooges are only too happy to help, but when they show up in court to testify, their antics disrupt the proceedings, and the defense never rests. Dizzy Detectives (1943) Rookie gumshoes Moe, Larry and Curly kick off their new careers with a case that proves to be way over their heads. It seems a gorilla is committing a series of burglaries, and they may be the only ones to catch him. Can they crack the case before the big ape really goes bananas? Flat Foot Stooges (1938) A crooked fire truck salesman finds himself in hot water when he sabotages one of Fire Chief Kelly's trucks. While Larry, Moe and Curly pamper Chief Kelly's fire truck-pulling horses, a blaze engulfs the firehouse and puts the firefighting Stooges to the ultimate test. Crime on Their Hands (1948) Diamonds may be a girl's best friend, but they're not Shemp's. When he mistakes the Punjab Diamond for a breath mint, Shemp faces the end of an unsterilized knife in the hands of Dapper Dan, who stole the diamond and wants it back ˆ and he's not waiting until it passes naturally. Who Done it? (1949) When The Phantom Gang strikes again, millionaire Old Man Goodrich calls the Alert Detective Agency and hires the Stooges to protect him. But Moe, Larry and Shemp arrive just after Goodrich is kidnapped, and are thwarted by a seductress who administers a near-lethal dose of distraction.
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Smart Saps
This Three Stooges DVD features 5 Stooge Shorts: Three Arabian Nuts, Three Little Beers, Three Smart Saps, Three Dark Horses and the Three Loan Wolves. They are digitally mastered audio and video. FUll Screen presentations. Audio in English(Mono), Spanish and Portuguese. Subtitles in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese. With episode selections and animated menus.

Nutty But Nice
THREE STOOGES DVD FROM COLUMBIA! Features six classic Curly shorts: A Ducking They Did Go; Hoi Polloi; Half-Wits Holiday; Higher Than A Kite; False Alarms; Nutty But Nice. Special features: Interactive Menus, Language: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Subtitles: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese

Merry Mavericks
The DVd features shorts with Curly and Shemp. In addition to Merry Mavericks, the dvd contains Vagabond Loafers, Out West, Dopey Dicks, Cactus Makes Perfect, and Punchy Cowpunchers. Special Features: Interactive Menus, Language (English, Spanish, Portuguese), Subtitles (English, Spanish, Portuguese).

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Dizzy Doctors
Featuring Six Stooge Shorts: Dizzy Doctors; Termites of 1938; Brideless Groom; Listen, Judge; The Tooth Will Out; and Bubble Trouble. Special Features: Interactive Menus, Language (English, Spanish, Portuguese), Subtitles (English, Spanish, Portuguese).

Healthy, Wealthy And Dumb
Featuring Six Stooge Shorts: Gents Without Cents; Healthy, Wealthy & Dumb; If a Body Meets a Body; Rockin' Through The Rockies; Phony Express; and Whoops, I'm an Indian. Special Features: Interactive Menus, Language (English, Spanish, Portuguese), Subtitles (English, French, Spanish, Portuguese)

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Spook Louder
Featuring six Stooge sorts: Spook louder, Mummy's Dummies, Shivering Sherlock, Ghost Talks, Hoi Polloi, Fright Nights Special Features: Interactive Menus, Language: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Subtitles: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese)

All The World's A Stooge
Featuring seven classic Stooge shorts: Grips, Grunts And Groans, All The Worlds A Stooge, 3 Dumb Clucks, Three Little Pirates, Uncivil Warbirds, Back To The Woods, Violet Is The Word For Curly Special features: Interactive Menus, Language: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Subtitles: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese

Curly Classics
Featuring Six Classic Curly Shorts: A Plumbing We Will Go (1940); Men In Black; Micro-Phonies; Punch Drunks; Three Little Pigskins; Women Haters. Special features: Interactive Menus, Language: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Subtitles: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese

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