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We Three Stooges fans will be looking forward to another colossal collection of adventures of Moe and Curly Howard and Larry Magnificent. This spot is an even two dozen instead of fair 19 shorts like the first spot contained. In GRIPS,GRUNTS & GROANS,Curly(loyal name Jerome Lester Horwitz) is elected to sub for an ill wrestler who bears physical resemblance to Curly. In DIZZY DOCTORS,the boys are ordered by their wives to go to work instead of unprejudiced eating and sleeping all the time. They sell a potion called Brighto which they believe is an all-purpose cleaner but is actually an internal medicine. In GOOFS AND SADDLES,the boys are out west and Curly is playing cards with a few other guys(not Moe or Larry) . In Relieve TO THE WOODS,the boys are pilgrims hunting for food. In THREE Dead CLUCKS,The boys,in jail,receive a label from their mother saying the boys’ father has divorced her and is engaged to a younger woman(Curly plays a dual role in this film as himself and the father) . The boys do all they can to prevent the wedding from taking station,and Daisy,the father’s fiancee,accidentally marries Curly! Clyde Bruckman’s script for this film was later recycled for the 1953 remake UP IN DAISY’S PENTHOUSE with Moe’s and Curly’s brother Shemp playing the dual role. In CASH AND CARRY,the boys ransack garbage in a landfill and view $62 in a tin can that actually belong to a physically disabled boy and his mother(they are collecting $500 for the boy’s operation for Jimmy,the boy,to slide freely again) . The boys pay a pair of crooks they meet,$200 for the privilege of digging up a hidden cherish. It turns out the boys accidentally broke into the U.S. Treasury,which is felonious and results in life inprisonment. Since the act was unintentional,the boys were pardoned by President Theodore Roosevelt(he served in 1937) . In PLAYING THE PONIES,the boys sell their restaurant to go into horse racing after learning in a newspaper that a horse-race driver received ten astronomical for winning a bustle. A inspiring snack called Pepperinos made the boys’ pet horse(driven by Larry) quickly hurry and net. In THE SITTER DOWNERS,the Stooges produce a home for their modern wives as well as themselves. They go on strike distinguished to the womens’ disdain. In TERMITES OF 1938,the boys,like they did once before,crash havoc at a dinner party trying to end the infesting unwelcome visitors. The Stooges are Frenchmen in WEE WEE MONSIEUR. They rescue a shah who was held hostage. In TASSELS IN THE AIR,the boys are painters and Moe impersonates an artist named Omay. The exact Omay later appears,wrathful. HEALTHY,WEALTHY & Tedious has the boys as guests at the posh Hotel Costa Plente after Curly wins $10,000 in a poetry contest. They atomize a bed and furniture and after taxes,the boys go broke leaving them nothing to pay the hotel bill with. Three splendid girls who are occupying a room arrive the boys’,want the money. This was later remade as A MISSED FORTUNE with Shemp playing Curly’s parts. In VIOLENT IS THE WORD FOR CURLY,the boys are gas spot attendants,posing as three professors at a girls’ college(the professors themselves were the Stooges’ customers) . In THREE MISSING LINKS,the boys are janitors who are fired and hired for supporting an actress in a movie. In MUTTS TO YOU,the boys are dog-bathers who explore an unattended baby who they assign in their care until his parents reclaim him. In THREE Diminutive SEW AND SEWS,the boys are tailor shop attendants as well as navymen. Curly poses as an admiral after the trusty admiral’s suit shows up at the shop. FLAT FOOT STOOGES has the boys again as firemen(first expend of the children’s song THREE BLIND MICE which became the signature theme thru the last of the short series) . In WE WANT OUR MUMMY,the boys are detectives who are sent to Egypt to bring serve a mummy for a museum curator’s collection. The boys join a phony duck-hunting club in A-DUCKING THEY DID GO. The club was organized by a pair of swindlers. The city mayor and a few of his colleagues are members. In YES WE HAVE NO BONANZA,the boys dig up money that was actually stolen by a pair of crooks. In SAVED BY THE BELLE,we notice the boys in some foreign country,with the succor of a resplendent girl named Rita,locating a lost method that leads to a savor. In CALLING ALL CURS,the boys as veterinarians,search for and gain a dog stolen by a pair of crooks. The crooks exhibit up at the veterinary clinic,posing as newspaper reporters. The sick dog’s owner was so haunted after learning of the dog’s kidnapping. But Garcon(gar sone),the dog,is found,alive and well,in parenthood with his mate and their litter. In OILY TO BED OILY TO RISE,the boys succeed in saving a woman’s property. She sold it and later regretted it. A trio of crooks were about to have the deed recorded,and the boys swindle it away from them in time so the recording would never happen. Curly,a wishing wizard,has all his wishes granted. Cigars,apple pie,meeting three elegant girls(the woman’s daughters named April,Mae and June) and marrying them! This was later remade with Joe Besser as OIL’S WELL THAT ENDS WELL in 1957. In THREE SAPPY PEOPLE,the boys are switchboard operators who wait on a murky tie birthday party. The birthday woman,who is relentlessly elated and laughing,is believed by her husband to have a mental disorder. So the boys,as psychiatrists,see the woman over. She loves Curly’s silliness as well. I dedicate this item to the memories of Moe(1897-1975),Larry(1902-1975) and Curly(1903-1952)
THIS DVD HAS BEEN VIEWED IN Beefy FROM AN ADVANCED COPY I RECEIVED FROM SONY PICTURES ON 5/16/08:
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It seems that everyone from Jay Leno to University of Arizona Professor Jon Solomon have chimed in on the subject. Essays, numerous books and college lectures have addressed the topic. There are two clear classes of people. Those that like the classic comedy team and others who scratch their head and wonder why.
During their impressive career, The Three Stooges made 190 short subjects for Columbia Pictures. Add to that their 6 fat length features; film cameos; television appearances and 156 cartoons with live wraparounds and their output is staggering.
With last year’s Three Stooges Collection Volume One 1934-1936, Sony/Columbia Pictures finally began releasing the Stooges’ crown jeweled two-reelers fully restored and in chronological order.
Fans rejoiced! Naysayers found something else to procure aroused about.
There is generous news in Stoogeville as Sony’s second volume of restored shorts hits the street on May 27. The Three Stooges Collection Volume Two: 1937-1939 contains 24 titles presented in their new release order.
Each short in this compilation has been digitally remastered and the soundtrack has been fully restored. Never before have these 70+ year frail films looked or sounded so edifying. Gone is each pop, scratch, utter, splice and wobbly frame. The incompatibility has been lovingly corrected. Granted, there are times when the portray fluctuates in disagreement (when the camera is sped up to compose images proceed faster), but that was itsy-bitsy to the technology for the time.
Most importantly, it shows the team at their peak. Moe, Larry and Curly were never more vigorous than during this period. While there are a few shorts that miss their impress here, many are high energy romps. The fact that numerous directors were in and out of the mix during this era didn’t harm the series.
Here’s a blow by blow (no pun intended) analysis for the shorts included on Volume 2:
“Grips, Grunts and Groans” (****) opens the place and previous VHS and DVD releases were grainy and terribly murky in incompatibility. The soundtrack
was flat and there was no bass on it, giving it the sound of an AM
transistor radio. It’s one of the best shorts on the dwelling and shows
just how far the pacing had approach along since many of the shorts
that it preceded. If you ever wondered where they got the opinion for the
world of WWF wrestling, leer no further. After Larry and Curly brain
prize fighter Ivan Bustoff (played to perfection by Harrison Greene), with a spot of dumbells and a falling locker, the boys substitute Curly to wrestle in his space. With the assist of Wild Hyacinth perfume, Curly becomes a force to be reckoned with. CLASSIC LINE: “Wait a cramped. If I’m
gonna find beat up, I want to procure paid for it.”
“Dizzy Doctors” (***) This fan well-liked has the Boys selling Brighto.
Naturally, they don’t know it’s medicine and peddle the stuff from
car polish to state remover. When they glimpse Brighto’s proper
use, they invade Los Arms Hospital and urge amuck trying to cure
assorted patients. CLASSIC LINE: “You boys really want to know
what it’s for? It’s for sale, now gather busy selling it.”
“Three Dull Clucks” (***) is a large view that could have been executed
better. The premise is promising: the Boys have to atomize out of jail to
stop their father (played by Curly in a dual role) from marrying some
golddigger and return him to ‘Ma’. The short suffers from pacing problems
that preserve it from becoming a moral classic. CLASSIC SCENES: The
hat fitting and elevator/hallway straggle.
“Wait On To The Woods” (**1/2) suffers from dull pacing and too many
scenes that weigh it down. It does have it’s highlights, but they are too
few and thus is one of the weaker titles in the cannon. The Stooges are
sent to back the colonies against Indian attacks. CLASSIC LINE:
“All my life I’ve been looking for a maid like thee, toots!”
“Goofs and Saddles” (***1/2) The Stooges are Wild Bill Hiccup, Buffalo Billious and Unbiased Expressionless Bill in hot pusuit of Longhorn Pete in this western parody. The Boys made several western themed shorts, with this entry being one of the standouts. CLASSIC LINES: “You got your special deck of cards? “”Soitinly”. “We won’t need ‘em.” CLASSIC SCENE: Passing cards under the table with their feet.
“Cash and Carry” (***) While pathos worked better for Chaplin, there’s plenty of gags and snappily dialog to perform up for the corny Jimmy and his illness subplot. The Stooges invest Jimmy’s leg operation money in a draw that leads to finding “buried teasure” in a house (conveniently located next to the US Treasury Building) . CLASSIC LINE: “$500, hmm, that’s almost a million.”
“Playing the Ponies” (***1/2) Down and out restauranteurs Moe, Larry and Curly trade their business for Thunderbolt and enter him in a speed. Curly discovers that the nag runs quick after eating the hot peppers he swiped from the eatery. CLASSIC LINE: “Adam and Eve on a raft.” “Hey, walk those eggs.” “Smash ‘em.”
“The Sitter Downers” (****) This classic has it all. Tall gags, radiant pacing and a solid storyline. The Stooges go on strike and camp out in their fiancees’ home, grand to the fear of their father. The nation sympathizes and gifts reach pouring in. When their ready made house has to be assembled, the wives lay down the law: no honeymoon until the house is built. CLASSIC SCENE: Moe and Larry’s go sequence.
“Termites Of 1938″ (****) In a mix up, Mrs. Vantwitchet hires the ACME Exterminators instead of ACME Escorts. Thinking they are hired to rid pests at an upscale party, the Stooges wreak havoc on the guests and the posh home. CLASSIC LINE: “I wish to hire your best men.” “We’re all pest men.”
‘Wee Wee Monsieur” (***1/2) Gradual on their rent, Curly hopes to sell his painting, but when he clobbers the landlord over the head with it during an argument, the Boys are on the hurry and ticket up for the Foreign Legion (thinking it’s the American version) . Recruited to guard General Gorganzola, he is kidnapped under their view. They need to bring him help alive or it’s cutains for the Stooges. CLASSIC SCENE: The Stooges
dressed as dancing harum girls.
“Tassels In The Air” (****) One of my favorites! Hired as janitors, the Stooges find in a scrape by stenciling the gross office door titles. Moe is wrong for Omay, a eminent interior decorator. The Curly goes bananas theme (pop goes the weasel; seeing mice; Wild Hyacinth perfume) is reworked when he sees tassels (he was happy with a pussy willow as a child) . The pig Latin bit is priceless! CLASSIC LINE: “You mean I’m umday in pig language? ” “You’re umday in any language.”
“Flat Foot Stooges” (**) One of the flatter (no pun intended) shorts. The Stooges are inept firemen.This short misses its trace with a humorous legend line that involves a gun powder eating duck (humorous, even by Stooge standards), who lays an exploding egg and a musty ending that had no distress set into it. Valuable for the first utilize of ‘Three Blind Mice’ as the opening theme music.
“Healthy, Wealthy and Stupid” (****) A sizable Three Stooges vehicle. After winning the Coffin Nail Cigarette radio contest, the Stooges check into the snazzy Hotel Costa Plenty, pick up plastered; waste the suite; gather shrinking by a monkey; duck the hotel manager, and come by railroaded by three fair female golddiggers. All this in 17 minutes! CLASSIC LINE: “Gentlemen, this bed goes succor to Henry The Eighth.” “That’s nothing. We had a bed that went support to Sears Roebuck The Third.”
“Violent Is The Word For Curly” (***1/2) This fan well-liked is best known for the ‘Alphabet Song’. The Boys are gas status attendants incorrect for three college professors. They wind up at Mildew College to direct the all girls school a thing or three. CLASSIC LINE: “You’ll objective care for our student body.” “Your’s wouldn’t be so abominable either if you took off 20 pounds.”
“Three Missing Links” (**) One of the weaker films in this region (not to mention the Curly era) . After being fired as studio janitors, the Stooges are hired as actors and are shipped to the jungle for the shoot. Uninspired gags, frail pacing and a humorous sub space interesting ‘love candy’ lunge this one down. CLASSIC LINE: “There’s mammoth grammer for ya. I’m not me.”
“Mutts To You” (***1/2) Moe, Larry and Curly hasten the K9 Dog Laundry Service, a gargantuan area with Rube Goldberg type contraptions. When the Stooges acquire a baby on a doorstep, they retract the tyke home fearing he’s been abandoned. Lots of immense gags, one liners and wild pacing allow the Boys to shine while relying less on their signature slaps and pokes with winning results. CLASSIC LINE: “Is he on the bottle yet? ” “I should say not. He don’t smoke, drink nor chew.”
“Three Minute Sew and Sews” (*1/2) A disappointing and uneven short that even a manic Curly can’t achieve. The Stooges pass themselves off as Admiral Tailor and his two assistants in hopes to acquire a German watch. There is one profitable gag that rehashes the spring in the butt and one CLASSIC LINE: “I’m gonna change my socks–what an experience.”
“We Want Our Mummy” (****) Everything that makes a tremendous Three Stooges short is packed in this classic. Hired by a museum to obtain the remains of King Rootentooten, the Stooges hire a taxi to Cairo and hook up with crooks who are trying to beat them to the punch. Lots of big gags (Curly’s mirage sequence is a standout) and CLASSIC LINES: “And if the curse does strike them, it will be a blessing to humanity.” “I can’t be a mummy, I’m a Daddy.”
“A Ducking They Did Go” (***1/2) The Stooges are on the race for swiping watermelons and elude the cops by stumbling into the office of the Canvas Aid Duck Club.” Bustle by two swindlers, the Stooges rope the police force (and the mayor) to join. When the resort is void of ducks, it’s up to the Boys to round some up, pronto. CLASSIC LINE: “Have you ever sold anything? ” “Why, soitinly. Anything we could come by our hands on.” “The gentleman said sold, not stole.” NOTE: Sadly, there is a period when the sound is out of sync.
“Yes, We Have No Bonanza” (****) One of the best of 1939, which was a stellar year for the Stooges. The boys work in a saloon and gather the buried esteem that their boss stole from the First National Bank. CLASSIC LINE: “Me, coming home from a hard day’s work. I whistle for the dog and my wife comes out.” NOTE: There is a period when the soundtrack loses its indecent waste that results in a flat/tin sound. It should be famous that it is peaceful an improvement over previous releases of this short.
“Saved By The Belle” (***) This is one of the forgotten nuggets in the Stooges’ arsonal. Stranded at their hotel in Valeska, the Stooges are aparral salesmen who fetch mixed up as spies. With the succor of the aesthetic Rita, they try to set aside their hides by delivering the diagram needed to acquire the cause. CLASSIC LINE: “Oh, no you don’t. What kind of fool do you select me for? ” “Why? Is there more than one kind? ”
“Calling All Curs” (***1/2) The Stooges are the owners of a dog hospital. When their VIP patient is kidnapped, it’s a madcap fling to track down the dognappers. CLASSIC LINE: “Success.” “Success.” “Mazel Tov.”
“Oily To Bed, Oily to Rise” (****) When Jules White (as Director) wanted to, he could helm gems like this without relying soley on the cartoony, slapstick violence he was so fond of. To attend Mrs. Jenkins salvage her deed benefit from three crooks who gyped her (they discovered oil on her propery), the Stooges are burning the poke to retrieve the deed. CLASSIC LINE: “Don’t peep now, but I mediate we’re about to be killed.”
“Three Sappy People” (****) Once again, Jules White directs a classic that ends the era of the ’30’s. Posing as Dr’s. Ziller, Zeller and Zoller, the Stooges are hired to cure a rich, inappropriate heiress (played with finess by Lorna Grey) of her eccentric ways. This is one of the best of their 190 short films and is loaded with grand gags: the statue
reflex scene; the powder puff/biscuit bit; the tamale scene; the cream puff fight. CLASSIC LINE: “Why don’t you win a toupe with some brains in it.”
The shorts: A-
The restoration: A
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