The Astonishing Real-Life Wives of the Three Stooges
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- Did you know that there were six actors who played the Three Stooges throughout their 50-year run? Which Stooge was your favorite?
▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 - Intro
00:45 - Moe Howard's Wife - Helen Schonberger Howard
01:30 - Shemp Howard's Wife - Getrude Frank
02:11 - Larry Fine's Wife - Mabel Haney Fine
03:59 - Curly Howard's Four Wives
06:01 - Joe Besser's Wife - Ema Kay
06:24 - Joe DeRita's Two Wives
06:54 - Outro
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The Three Stooges may not be a part of the modern American cultural zeitgeist, but they sure were relevant for the bulk of the 20th century. The vaudeville and comedy team were active from 1922 to 1970. Their unique brand of slapstick humor was featured in 190 short subject films produced by Columbia Pictures.
Throughout that epic 5-decade run, six actors portrayed the Stooges, although only three were active at any given moment. Moe Howard and Larry Fine were mainstays throughout the comedy trio's history. The third Stooge would initially be played by Shemp Howard, then later Curly Howard.
After Curly, Shemp Howard would take another turn as a Stooge before Joe Besser was called in to replace him. Besser was by far the least popular actor to ever hold the Stooge title. The sixth and final Stooge was Joe 'Curly Joe' DeRita who replaced Besser for a new series and feature-length film.
Several attempts have been made to revive The Three Stooges franchise in the last several decades - the most notable reboot of the once beloved franchise being the Farrely brother's 2012 Three Stooges film. While that film was considered to be a box office success and a sequel is rumored to be in the works, fans of The Three Stooges don't consider it to be canon. As such, we're not going to consider the actors who played the title characters in that film as being official 'Stooges'.
In this video, we're going to be discussing the actors who played the Three Stooges' significant others. Join Facts Verse as we take some time to look at the astonishing real-life wives of what just might be the most iconic and influential comedy trio of all time.
The Astonishing Real-Life Wives of the Three Stooges 
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How can they have a house in the late 40’s but Columbia quit producing shorts in 1957 and they had to be in hotels? I’m confused.
Yes I Grew Up With My Boys The Three Stooges
No disrespect to the last two,but there could never be anybody else other than Mo,Larry , Curly, and Shemp. They were Iconic.
I know that's right
fr nobody cared for those guys
I had met Moe many times as a kid and he was a really sweet guy. I am 70 now but a big fan as a kid and miss them.
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@robertlibby7660, how did you meet him, when did you meet him, and could you share some of the encounters with him? If you don't mind
Why I auttaaa….NYUCK NYUCK NYUCK woo woo WOOO WOOO
I've been watching the stooges for decades but I cannot watch anything after Shemp. These guys were brilliant.
The 4 stooges..Moe,Larry,Curly and Shemp brought much joy to my life.Never forgotten.
same here
@@rondelby2482 likewise,chowderhead🤪
Huge fan of Curly...his sight gags and sound bites make him memorable forever 😁
Tragic about Curly and Larry. Funniest trio EVER! You can still watch them almost 100 years later.
I am 84 years old and loved the STOOGES. I was raised in a state home in Mass. They took us in just for the money, and we felt it. As kids we were admonished for enjoying the Stooges .When we tried to mimic the Stooges we were threatened with a back hand for acting stupid or like the Stooges. I enjoyed the Stooges long after they passed. Thanks for sharing theses great actors. I served in Vietnam as an officer and later as a police officer, and their humor was reflected by my sense of humor, however not as zany and was appreciated by those that served with me.
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Thank you, sir, for your service to our country!
God Bless you! Thank you for your service.
I grew up watching The Three Stooges. My brother often pretended to act out their movements and sounds to make us laugh. My favorite was Curly. They were wonderful performers and will always be remembered for bringing laughs to my family.
Asking which of the the three was my favorite is like asking what the best ingredient in a delicious cake is. It was a magic recipe and one that cannot be replicated.
I love Larry, he was a very good hearted person. Even after his stroke he would grant interviews and was always kind and polite.
I just wrote about my meeting with him. See above.
Larry. Love that hair style.
There was also how after Larry had to retire from showbusiness, he entertained the residents in the nursing facility he stayed at.
Shemp Howard always was and always will be my favorite stooge since 1962
Curly was my fav.He passed way to early. Thanks Curly for your time and talent
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I don't think I can pick a favorite. They were a team and I can't imagine any of them as a singles act. It was the way they complimented each other's abilities and humor that made me adore them and I thought they were all hysterical. ☺️
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@@FactsVerse I think my favorite was the court episode(Disorder in the Court?) and I also loved Halfwits Holiday. My brother and I used to race home from school so we could change our clothes and watch the Stooges on KPLR channel11 out of St. Louis. ☺️
Same channel I watched them on after school:)
Their shorts and films are like my best friends. No matter how sad I am,they are always there. I’m glad to hear that they were so fan friendly
I’m a stooges fanatic and I can’t pick a favorite all I can say is shemp was underrated…thanks guys for all the fun….
I'm a Shemp man myself I was never a fan of Besser as a stooge but loved him as a frequent guest on old comedies like the Jack Benny Show
Loved all 4 as a kid. Still watch the re-runs today!
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when I was a kid... I had the pleasure of meeting the stooges :) Thanks Mom and Dad for taking me :)
Fun stuff, thank you for sharing this! Who is your favorite Stooge?
I can’t imagine the pain Mabel and Larry must have felt losing their children like that. Very sad
Actually, their daughter Phyllis survived both Larry and Mabel. She was present along with Moe's daughter Joan and Joe Besser when the Stooges got a star on the Walk of Fame in 1983. Phyllis died six years later in 1989.
I am now 67yr old, I always enjoyed All of the Stooges work,they kept me from going crazy a lot of years!
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I loved Moe, Shemp, Larry, & Curly. They were my all time favorite 'Stooges'!
Not only am I a fan of the Stooges, I like seeing how things were in those days on film.
While my adult self finds the humour of the Stooges insipid, my young self still feels nostalgic love for them.
All hail Shemp. Most underrated of them.
Each had their own unique style which contributed to the act ,so its hard to say,but I think probably Larry and shemp because if there kindess and generosity amongst friends and family . Larry was the glue middle man that held the book end and shemp had a unique talent different from curlys
All funny guys though. I enjoyed as a child watching reruns in the 60's
May they all R.I.P. ✝️🙏
Curly & Shemp
The Three Stooges brought much happiness in my life. I don’t have anyone favorite.
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The funniest were Curly and Shemp. Too bad Shemp doesn't get the credit he deserves.
I think in some ways Shemp was funnier than Curly.
I still watch the Stoodges on Saturday nights on MeTV. Im a Shemp over Curly. Still love Curly though.
To me it was never a competition between the 2. They were brothers after all, besides Shemp was the true original 3rd stooge. Curly is my favorite, but Shemp brings his own thing to the table. Once Curly and Shemp died, so did the stooges for me. Curly Joe is an unfunny blatant Curly Howard knock-off. And Joe is🤮
@@nick56677 I dunno, but I think Joe Besser and Curly Joe are okay but 2 HUGE pairs of shoes to fill….
For me,Moe,Larry&Curly....but Shemp was awesome cause he barked-
Such a great video on the Stooges, they all brought a lot of JOY and LAUGHTER to the world that needed it..thank you for this!!!
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i love all the stooges and it's hard to pick a favorite but shemp sure is funny.
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@@FactsVerse "he cooked his goose", is one i remember.
Moe and Shemp joined Ted and Betty Healy's act in 1923. Healy already used Ken Lackey as a planted member of the audience who heckled, i.e., a stooge. Healy also employed a dance team, Syncopated Toes, as stooges of a sort. He and Betty would interrupt the dance act, which held a separate slot in the vaudeville bill.
Moe and Shemp left Healy in early 1925. The Healys booked a tour of the Orpheum Circuit, and the Howard brothers didn't want to leave the east coast.
The Healys returned to New York as the stars of Earl Carroll's Vanities of 1925 on Broadway. Shemp rejoined Healy after the Broadway revue ended. Shemp was one of Healy's stooges when Ted and Betty were signed to star in the Shuberts' Passing Show of 1926. That revue closed during the out of town tryouts. Shemp was Healy's most prominent stooge in the Shuberts' Broadway revue A Night in Spain in 1927
A Night in Spain had a long run on Broadway. Betty retired from the act after the run ended on Broadway. Shemp quit Healy a second time during the post-Broadway national tour of A Night in Spain in 1928 to try to succeed in vaudeville with his own act. He was replaced by Larry.
Shemp's act was not a success, and he returned to Healy before 1928 was over.
In the meantime, Moe was in the real estate business from 1925 to 1928. He failed when the suburban land boom crashed.
At Christmas dinner,, 1928, Healy invited Moe to rejoin the act for the new Shubert Broadway revue Ted was writing, A Night in Venice. Healy booked some vaudeville dates to work on the new sketches, and Howard, Fine and Howard made their first appearance together as Healy's supporting comedians in Cleveland in early 1929.
I could continue, but I hope that I made my point that to say that The Three Stooges began in 1922 is hooey.
Without doubt, my favourite Stooge was CURLY. I loved his antics. I remember the very first time I saw the 3 Stooges was at a Cinema in London in 1957. I was 11 years old at the time. At this point in time, my favourite Stooge (Curly) was already dead. The film I refer to is "HAVE ROCKET WILL TRAVEL" a film in which Curly Joe had joined Larry Fine and Moe Howard, I had been hooked on the 3 Stooges from that time, and saw many of their TV shows that featured Curly (God Rest his dear soul).
Moe Howard really was the "glue" on and off screen, he loved his bros. his family, fans and had a warm heart for little kids. He even gave the band" Iggy Pop and the Stooges" permission to use the name. Once he fought off some over zealous fans to protect younger bro. "Curly."
True! Comedy teams are nothing without an outstanding straight man. Moe, Bud Abbott, Dean Martin, etc.
@@josephconner3742 Straight man? Nah, Moe was the BOSS!!
@@robertdragoff6909 not only the boss andt the glue that held the trio together, but the king of physical comedy.
A friend of mine found out that Moe in his later years was residing in a nursing home I believe in Az and wrote Moe a letter. Moe actually replied and very kindly thanked Marty for the letter. Don't know what else he said but I was impressed. I've also been a Stooges fan
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I had the experience of a lifetime as a child. My dad made the arrangements and my mom took me and my baby brother to see the "Three Stooges". It was a venue that was probably pretty trashy and totally beneath these Kings of Comedy! After the show we went "backstage" and I walked up to Moe and spoke with him. Today, I am six feet tall, but I remember looking up at Moe and noticing the big bags under his eyes. I asked, "Where's Larry?" Moe said that he was sick, so he couldn't be there that day. "Curly Joe" was standing there, but at that time my heroes were Moe, Larry and Curly (Jerry Howard) so I didn't much acknowledge him... Today I am almost 70, but that day will stand out in my memory forever. Those guys were the best!
Wow, what a cherished memory! Thanks for sharing...I too am fast approaching 70.
I will forever be a Curly fan. We have his picture on the walls where all our families pictures are, labeled simply, Uncle Curly.+
When I was young I really thought Milton Berle was my uncle, you know, "Uncle Miltie". LOL.
Shemp rules!!!
They were all my favorites. I miss the show. Brings back many childhood memories.
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I grew up watching these guys and love them all and I still watch them now. I will have to say Curly is my favorite.
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@@FactsVerse When they have the dog washing business.
Larry was always my favorite stooge. Always upstaged, but if you just concentrate on Larry while watching, you can see his great comedy.
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Shemp is my favorite.
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My favorite episode is Brideless Groom which is classic not forgetting the Cousin Basil scene
Curly, Moe and Larry. They are the ultimate. The last movie I remember them being in (not the original Curly)was "Its a Mad Mad, Mad,Mad World". They were the fire men in the next to last scene.
They played 3 Stooges at my Dads funeral . ♥️ before the service . Dad loved them.
What a great idea to remember to make a sad day more memorable.
I used to watch them Saturday morning back in the 50's. If I see them today, I still chuckle. Curly was my favorite and I still use one of his sayings to this day. "I'm trying think and nuthin happens".
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Also my favorite line that I also use.
@@williambowers201 Thanks for your reply, yes, they were very funny. A lot of their scripting was adlib, especially Curly. He rarely followed script.
Curly was my favorite. I love them growing up and still love them. They will live on forever!!! ❤️
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I watched the Three Stooges just about everyday as a kid! I almost felt like I went back into time watching them..
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@@FactsVerse good question- yikes? I have not watched them much since the early 80’s, but I will say that Curly made me laugh the most, especially the episodes when the Stooges had to multitask together in some sort of job or there was some hot chick involved.. Good times!
Moe did state how Curly had the tendency of hooking up with women who weren't good for him. As mentioned, he had married women he barely knew and ended up getting hurt. Not only leaving him but likely running off with the money he earned.
Curly was my favorite. Still is. Loved all of the scenes where he is dancing
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Curly 100% best. He loved dogs (my kind of guy) I loved his voice & ruteens. The head slappin swoop , all the barkin, yunk yunk yunk, woob woob wooob wooo ! and anything following OHhhhhh ! plus the curly shuffle and the floor spin, Strictly CLASSIC stuff , there truly was only one Curly
Curly all the way. He was so funny with all his noises he made. Love the Stooges.
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I started watching the Stooges late 50s early 60s! They were greater than anyone could have predicted!! Nothing like them today. Nothing.
Curly really made the three stooges iconic with all his mannerisms. Shemp was terrific in his own right but it was good that he left when he did allowing Curly to step in.
you may want to check out Schemp's solo shorts. They are here on you tube....I only discovered them about a year ago...I knew Schemp guest starred on other movies but never knew he made shorts on his own.....
curly was my favorite
Sheep had his own short film series in the 40s also at Columbia he was funny in his own way
@@dallasmars2 Shemp did have his own contract with a studio for a very long time. He came back to the stooges as a temporary member while Curly was recovering. Unfortunately, Curly only got more ill. That was when Moe asked Shemp to stay permanently. And because they were brothers they were always there for each other.
Shemp
According to family members, Curly finally hit the jackpot when he married his last wife, Valerie. Because she truly loved Curly.
Yes, I've read that those last years with Valerie were the happiest of his life.
Loved these guys all my life. I think of them, even today, as my beloved Jewish uncles, particularly the Howards and Larry. I met Larry when he was living in the Motion Picture Country Home after his stroke. I was a senior in high school. I pretended I was doing it for a school project but really just wanted so badly to meet him. So, I "interviewed" him. He gave me several autographed photos. He was very sweet and kind. Each of their souls should have an "aliyah," which, in Judaism, means that their souls should climb to the next level closer to the revelation of G-D.
I liked the Moe Larry Curly combo. All were comedy geniuses …so loved the Stooges.
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I loved Larry, he was my favorite stooge.He never knew what was about to happen.
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Curly will always be my favorite Stooges!!!!! RiP all of them.
I have a tie between Curly and Shemp, both were crazy hilarious,
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That's my take. A deadheat tie. And the four worked hysterically as a team, never to be surpassed in slapstick comedy❗🙃
I did not realize until recently that Curly and Shemp were also from the family "Howard"!!!
You mean Horowitz?
Out of all the stooges my favorites were Curly and Shemp Howard.
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@@FactsVerse I can't speak for Kimbel, but the oyster soup scene with Curly might just be the funniest bit of any show or comedy act ever.
My least favorite was Joe Besser. They kept him around for 5 years and that was about 4 years too long. 🤷♀️👎
@@glennso47 Yeah I didn't like him too much too.
You are loved and appreciated by thousands around the world your legacy of laughter and slapstick still continues cried and cried nearly died of laughter couldn't breathe and stop laughing appreciate a good laugh and the memories the howards and fine family would be proud and laughing no one close to the 3 stooges keep the laughs old is pure solid gold god bless you knuckleheads still love and appreciate you guys thanks !!! Joe
They came on at 6:00pm, and I was right there, a huge fan of theirs. I don't remember Joe so much but I do remember when Shemp joined the trio. In looking back, those were the best years to be growing up, and now I can't say that the time we are presently in will ever be called the good ol days. Two of my favorite shows were "Swingin' the Alphabet" and "If a Body Meet a Body." They still make me cry laughing!! Imagine, all that and no profanity or cursing, and no having to be politically correct. Imo, there are no shows today that could top that for comedy. How did we ever get from those days to where we are now??
I've seen them all, still just as funny and entertaining. Bet they never dreamed 80 plus years later people are still watching, laughing. I am! God Speed to the Stooges.
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@@FactsVerse One of my favorites is when they are Germans fighting over the world. And King Rutin Tutin. I think that's the title. They are a wonderful escape from the brutal reality of life, for me anyway. I'm gen X, so comedy of way back is priceless.
I remember in the early sixties when I was about 7 or 8 meeting Moe and Larry at a car dealership in Santa Ana, CA where we lived. Years later I found out about the financial issues they had and how they would take small gigs like the car dealership appearance to bring in a little bit of extra cash.
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Oh wow, what a coincidence. I too met them at a car dealership in St. Louis, MO about that time. I don't know who was more excited, my dad or myself. 😄 Got a 45 of them singing happy birthday to me. Still watch the stooges on tv.
@@trixie898989 That is so cool Trixie.
Larry was always my favorite. In first grade I made clay 3 stooges, and two of the heads didn’t make it past the oven. The only survivor was my clay Larry. I still have it and it’s now 63 yrs old. It’s the oldest piece of art I have and will always be in my art collection.
As a kid, I felt Curly was the funniest of them all. As an adult, I feel Shemp is, SO hilarious! My favorite Stooge is Larry.
Yep INDEED ❗ You took the words right out of my mouth ❗
I agree 100%. On a side note, Larry's parents owned Feinberg Jewelers on South Street in Philadelphia, Pa.
@@TheTrueTelemnar1 What's there now?
@@kevinmiller6380 Not sure. I haven't been in Philly for a while. I'll see if I can find out.
ive always been a fan of Shemp myself
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Moe was sortingly ( pun intended ) my favorite stooge . We still watch the stooges every Saturday and this is 2022 . Love them !
Good one! Very clever. LOL.
You can find Moe Howard's appearances on the Mike Douglas Show here on YT. Worth a viewing for anybody who loved the Stooges, but notable is Moe's "delivery" of a pie to his wife, and then, on a later show, her response to him. Moe will forever be my favorite, but I'm also in the Shemp camp, and while the team was running on empty when Joe Besser had to step in, I've always had a soft spot for him, thanks to his appearances in other shows: Have yourself a look at the old "Jeannie" cartoon, in which Besser voiced Babu, and you'll hear a very familiar voice getting his start as Corey Anders. No, uh, "joke."
Shemp was hilarious. As a kid, I always thought Moe was mean to Curly and Larry! They all were undoubtedly the best comedians ever. I still watch the reruns today!
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I remember a classic line by Shemp. It was an episode where a wealthy rotund gal calls Shemp her "Dream Boat". I believe Moe put him up to marrying her for her dough. Upon hearing what the rotund gal said, Shemp makes that weird vocal sound he was noted for making and does an immediate about face saying to the gal, "Your dream boat is sailing away!" 🤣
I do too and I'm 85; it keeps me young at heart.
@@jchapman4842 OMG, yes, that scene sent me to the floor crying tears the first time I saw it! That 'tugboat' sound he made like he was leaving a port killed me! 😂 Shemp was always my favorite, closely followed by Moe and Larry (never really got into Curly or Curly Joe).
Larry was the analogy to Chico in the Marx Brothers!! A compulsive gambler, always in debt...Curly is my favorite, with Shemp a close second!
I was thinking I agree, but then I began thinking I love them all together, and apart they would be so very different!
There's no contest.
MY favorite is.. Curly Howard!
HE connected with ALL us kids.
I can honestly say I loved them all. As a kid growing up in the 70's the stooges where my favorite no matter which 3 it was on the TV.
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@@FactsVerse I loved them all.
@@bigchief5023 A big fan, hands down 💕
Curly was my favorite, but they were all hilarious! 🙂
Curly hand's down a comic genius That will never be touched, there is not comedian from the past, or today and in the future that will ever match his comedy genius. R.I.P to all the stoogies
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He wasn't a comic genius not by a long shot.
@@jamessilva7991 what ever dude,
Without a doubt, Curry was the one that made the Stooges. He was always my favorite and his antics have never been duplicated.
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@@FactsVerse It would probably be between the one he was delivering ice blocks up a long flight of stairs, starting with a large block and ending with an ice cube by the time he reached the top of the stairs. And, my favorite was when he was a boxer, if he saw a mouse 🐁, he went crazy knocking everyone around him down until Larry or Moe would give him a piece of cheese 🧀, of the type Curly requested, to calm him down. Limburger was the one he asked for last and the aroma caused them all to pass out. Timeless, clean comedy 🎭.
Many fond cherished memories and a special thanks Emil Stitka and the two Joe’s Besser and DeRita that kept the shorts and the movies going.
Shemp Howard will always be my favorite stooge.
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Facts Verse one of the videos I would like to watch is about the story of singer, dancer and actress Carmen Miranda who died very young.
@@cleide7282 Boom, chicka boom. Boom, boom, cha boom! 💃🍍🍇
I always loved Curly, he was my favorite.
Larry Fine's father was a jeweler in New York, when he was young, his, I believe left hand, was severely burned by one of the chemicals used in the store. His left hand was now useless, the doctor advised the father to get him a violin and lessons, it worked! He truly WAS playing the violin, it was wonderful physical therapy.....
Makes me happy! I love all of the Stooges.
Larry actually almost drank that chemical, after mistaking it for a soda. If his dad didn't notice and knock it away, it would've gone down his throat and probably killed him.
I didn't know or remember that part, thank you, Larry is my favorite. It's sad Columbia Studios didn't treat them right, all the millions they made for the studio, I don't believe they ever received a raise after signing the original contract, greed was and is alive and well.....
All of them had their own style and were the best at what they done but without Moe there wouldn't be any Three Stooges
The three stooges were awesome I still laugh after seeing the same skit 100 times they will always be funny
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the 3 Stooges were so important to modern comedy (the way they were screwed in pay is heartbreaking) Look how insane the cast of Friends were payed next to the Three Stooges 😜 (It’s close to impossible to pick my favorite but, the two that never felt like they fit into the act were the two Joes) the 4 Original Stooges all simply amazing on many levels both Shemp & Larry are a bit underrated imo 👍
Love these guys. I can’t tell you the number f times they made me laugh so hard my belly hurt for day.
Shemp was my favorite too.
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Im a lifelong fan of the Stooges. Love em!!
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It’s hard to pick just one Stooge. I would pick Larry & Shemp.
Curly, Larry and Moe was and still is my faves!!!! Always and forever! Rest In Peace guys all of you.
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Hands down, my opinion of the funniest were Curly, Larry, Shemp and Moe
Curly was always my favorite but like Shemp also well I loved all of them they've been making me laugh all my life 😊
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@@FactsVerse I like facts about old Hollywood and the old west, and comedians of the past.
@@FactsVerse If they can be gotten, any of Columbia's 2-reelers with Emil Sitka, Andy Clyde, Joe Besser, Shemp, etc. Even Joe DiRita had a series with them, incredibly. These would be amazing to see. DiRita had normal hair and looked like Benny Hill!
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Shemp! Shemp! Again and again.
Shemp played in a lot of other movies like with Abbott and Costello
Here is a piece of trivia about Larry Fine that hits close to home. In the summer of 67, The Three were about to perform at Rocky Point Park in Warwick R.I., when Larry got the news that his wife succumbed to a heart attack and left the two to go it alone without him... That Amusement Park was a huge part of my childhood. However, I was just 5-1/2 years old. I clearly would not have known they were yhere, let alone even knowing who they were. But cool, nonetheless
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I liked Moe and Curley. Shemp eventually grew on me.
Rest in peace to such a beautiful comedy group💋🌹👍
Shemp was in a W.C. Fields movie were he played the bartender. If I remember correctly, he had only two lines but had quite a bit of screen time. This was before he was a Stooge.
Yes the movie was "The Bank Dick"; pretty funny indeed!
One line was wc fields said to sheep HAS MICHAEL FINN BEEN IN AND SHEMP SAID NO BUT HE SOON WILL BE
We liked them all, Curly he was funny 😄
I got to go with curly I don't think the stooges would of made with out curly then I'm gonna go with shemp but all of the 4 stooges were very good meaning the first 4
My favorite of all the 3 Stooges was Curly. I always liked watching the 3 Stooges.
Curly is a crowd favorite! We're happy to know that you love the Three Stooges! Which episode appealed to you the most?
Shemp and Curly were my all time favorite Stooges while Moe and Larry were great and Joe and Curly Joe had their moments.
Thank you for sharing your favorite Stooges! How about the episode that appealed to you the most?
Well done.. enjoyed it 100%.. thank you..
Really enjoyed the episode the only time in the short the original four stooges we’re on the screen at the same time a classic to have on film