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This is the 18th of the shorts produced by the Three Stooges for Columbia Pictures. 1936 is when this was issued, and it has the boys as gamblers who run into Pierre the trapper who falls in love with Curly, who is dressed as a woman.
It's the 17th of 190 shorts performed by the Three Stooges Comedy Team. This one sees the Boys as Firefighters who you do not want saving your burning house. This is a funny short, with hoses, big ladies, runaway cars and Three Stooges!
In the 16th of 190 shorts produced for Columbia Pictures, this offering sees the boys going to a gig by train. Antics aboard the train ensue. Give it a listen?!
The 15th short by the Stooges sees the Boys as witnesses in a murder trial. The classic short is one of the best so far. Listen Today!
The Boys are in the Army in WW1, for the 14th short produced for Columbia Pictures. They are discharged and wind up right back in the Army again where they blow up a whole lot of stuff and in the end, are blown up themselves. A lot of meanness from ol' Sarge gets this one a 6.5 or 7 on my scale...listen to hear why!
The 13th Short produced by the Three Stooges for Columbia Pictures. This one sees the boys impersonate studio heads in Hollywood, to the dismay of Hollywood.
Ants in the Pantry is the 12th of 190 shorts produced by the Three Stooges for Columbia Pictures. Released in 1936, it features the boys as exterminators who work in a rich lady's house. It is a great, classic short and probably top ten so far.
Three Little Beers was the 11th short produced by the Three Stooges for Columbia Pictures. It was the last short of 1935 and was shot Oct. 9-12 1935 and released on Nov. 28. Shot on location at Rancho Golf Course across the street from 20th Century Fox. This is a good one...
Hoi Polloi is the 10th of 190 shorts produced for Columbia Pictures by the Three Stooges. It is one of the best and listen to learn more...so there.
The 9th of 190 Columbia Shorts done by the boys. In this one they play carpenters who are mistaken for distillers of scotch. They end up at a fancy party and guess what? Things go badly...
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