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...

In the 8th of 190 Columbia shorts, the Three Stooges play Union spies during the civil war. Help us all. Some funny bits here. Probably the funniest one so far, the boys are hitting their stride.

The 7th of 190 shorts made by the Three Stooges. Produced in 1935, this one the boys are really hitting their comedic stride. They run from a cop, pretend to be artists, have a clay fight...come along and listen.

The 6th of the Three Stooges shorts. This is a parody of swordplay movies of the day. The Stooges must protect the Queen from being kidnapped. Do they?

The fifth of the Columbia Three Stooges shorts and the first Western theme. Come hear all about the short on my NEW MICROPHONE! Curly is still billed as Jerry Howard on mistitled Horse Collars poster.