No.
The duration of The New Three Stooges is 1800.0 seconds.
There is no evidence of Johnny Depp in a Three Stooges film .
I'm going to presume your question is, "Did anyone who was later a member of the Three Stooges ever appear in a western with John Wayne?"Shemp Howard appeared in Pittsburgh , which starred Wayne but was not a western.Other than that, no actor from the Three Stooges was ever in a film with Wayne.
It wasn't so much the Stooges that were racist as it was the idiot producers and the idiot film audiences of the era that were.
"Have Rocket, Will Travel" was released August 1, 1959 .
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The duration of The New Three Stooges is 1800.0 seconds.
There is no evidence of Johnny Depp in a Three Stooges film .
I'm going to presume your question is, "Did anyone who was later a member of the Three Stooges ever appear in a western with John Wayne?"Shemp Howard appeared in Pittsburgh , which starred Wayne but was not a western.Other than that, no actor from the Three Stooges was ever in a film with Wayne.
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It wasn't so much the Stooges that were racist as it was the idiot producers and the idiot film audiences of the era that were.
"Have Rocket, Will Travel" was released August 1, 1959 .
That was Dudley Dickerson. He played in a dozen or so Three Stooges two reelers as a cook, a butler, a porter, generally stereotyped roles. He also played on the Amos and Andy show and with Abbott and Costello in the move Abbott and Costello Go to Mars.
No, but colorized versions of certain shorts have been released. They can be found easily on YouTube
The episode of The Three Stooges where they play plant doctors is titled "The Yoke's on Me." In this 1944 short film, the Stooges, as agricultural experts, get involved in a series of misadventures while attempting to help a farmer with his crops. Their typical slapstick humor ensues as they hilariously mishandle various situations related to farming and plant care.
The western movie you're referring to is likely "The Outlaws Is Coming" (1965), a comedy featuring The Three Stooges. In this film, there are scenes involving humorous and exaggerated spankings, including a moment where a cowboy character interacts with a mother and daughter. The film combines elements of traditional westerns with slapstick comedy typical of The Three Stooges.
This line was used multiple times in a Three Stooges short film. But I don't know which one.