I stumbled across this one on YouTube. It's a TV performance by the Three Stooges just prior to Shem Howard's untimely death.
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Three Stooges Rare TV Performance
I stumbled across this one on YouTube. It's a TV performance by the Three Stooges just prior to Shem Howard's untimely death.
Jackie Coogan, Charlie Chaplin, and Charles Reisner as the Bully.
Reisner was a former pro boxer who turned actor, writer, and director. He previously worked for Chaplin behind the camera on The Gold Rush. Reisner would later become known as a comedy director working with The Marx Brothers, Jack Benny, and Abbot and Costello, among others.
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I prefer the Marx Brothers
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Me too.Originally Posted by Clayton_n
Maybe this clip deserves it's own thread?
Jackie Coogan, Charlie Chaplin, and Charles Reisner as the Bully.
Reisner was a former pro boxer who turned actor, writer, and director. He previously worked for Chaplin behind the camera on The Gold Rush. Reisner would later become known as a comedy director working with The Marx Brothers, Jack Benny, and Abbot and Costello, among others.
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I know Moe has had his rather "stoogie" moments, but this is the dumbest and most stubborn he ever was. Thankfully he was playing a different character. Poor Larry.
I do like the Marx Bros, too, but it's the 3 Stooges that I've watched the most of my whole life.
Last edited by CapnJack; 04-10-2021 at 09:03 PM.
Re: Three Stooges Rare TV Performance
Here is a clip from The Three Stooges' film debut, Soup to Nuts, when they were still billed as Ted Healy and His Three Stooges. Eventually, Healy would fire the Stooges thinking he could do better going solo. The Stooges went on to greater things, while Healy would be killed in a bar fight.
Jackie Coogan, Charlie Chaplin, and Charles Reisner as the Bully.
Reisner was a former pro boxer who turned actor, writer, and director. He previously worked for Chaplin behind the camera on The Gold Rush. Reisner would later become known as a comedy director working with The Marx Brothers, Jack Benny, and Abbot and Costello, among others.
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Curly died because early in their career they did not have sound effects, so they had to clang frying pans on his head for real
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Not quite. They did have sound effects. Though it is true all the Stooges did often get injured in the line of duty. Curly had a stroke, probably due to his being a bit overweight.
Jackie Coogan, Charlie Chaplin, and Charles Reisner as the Bully.
Reisner was a former pro boxer who turned actor, writer, and director. He previously worked for Chaplin behind the camera on The Gold Rush. Reisner would later become known as a comedy director working with The Marx Brothers, Jack Benny, and Abbot and Costello, among others.
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I came across this:
This includes "Curly Joe" DeRita, the sixth of the Three Stooges.
Jackie Coogan, Charlie Chaplin, and Charles Reisner as the Bully.
Reisner was a former pro boxer who turned actor, writer, and director. He previously worked for Chaplin behind the camera on The Gold Rush. Reisner would later become known as a comedy director working with The Marx Brothers, Jack Benny, and Abbot and Costello, among others.
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