Get this idea out of your head! The Three Stooges may have met up with some odd characters such as Snow White ( non-Disney variant) but not Judy Garland.
Oh, dude, the Three Stooges used slapstick comedy, you know, like poking eyes and hitting each other with hammers. Their target audience was basically anyone who enjoys watching grown men act like complete goofballs and getting into ridiculous shenanigans. It's like the original Jackass, but with more curly hair and less broken bones.
Well, I don't know that we have enough space for me to really go into detail but one of my favorites is In the Sweet Pie and Pie. Three sisters need to get married within 48 hours to get a $10 million inheritance. Their lawyer comes up with a plan ... they will marry three convicts who will be hanged the next day. They will get their inheritance and not have to be married. Of course, the three convicts are the Stooges who are to be hanged for a murder they did not commit. They are married in a jail cell but when it comes to the hanging, the ropes break when the trap doors are opened. While the Stooges are on the ground 'recovering' from the fall, the warden is handed a telegram which states the Stooges have been pardoned due to the confession of someone else. The Stooges are set free and they find the house of the sisters, their wives, which doesn't sit well with the girls. After the girls make them take dancing lessions and baths 10 times a day, the Stooges are still very much 'happily' married. The sisters consult with their lawyer again and he instructs them to throw a lavish party where the Stooges are sure to embarass them. He says divorce will then be a cinch. The party turns into a classic pie throwing event. (One guest is talking to one of the sisters. He says "I usually get bored at parties but I know I'm gonna get a bang out of this one.". WHAM! A pie straight in the chops. One of the guests is talking about his hunting trip. He says "I raised my rifle and FIRED!". WHAM!) But the sisters, instead of getting upset at the Stooges, get upset with the lawyer and the episode ends with them and the Stooges nailing the lawyer with pies. Obviously, their 'most popular' episodes is very subjective but I would also include An Ache in Every Stake, From Nurse to Worse, Busy Buddies, and False Alarms, along with In the Sweet Pie and Pie as five of their best ever.
I know two of them are "Ditcher, Quick, and Hyde" and "Kickham, Harter, and Indagroyne" the third one is Proba, Keester, & Wintz
Rebecca Laturno.
No, but she did play in Scrambled Brains that was released in 1951.Babe played a nurse named Nora, with her two front teeth blacked out, that Shemp fell in love with while being treated for hallucinations.
Yes, Garland was in a group with her two sisters. The group was originally called "The Gumm Sisters", her true last name, but it was later changed to "The Garland Sisters". Not many know why the group and Judy Garland changed their names, but their are many theories out there.
In American history, I don't know. But she's pretty famous in general!
Since She Isn't Living Anymore, We Will Just Never Really Know If She Was Ticklish or Not.
"As far as I know the only possible famous women that could be called Aunt Judy, would have to be Judy Garland. Who played Dorthy In the Wizard of Oz None else seems to pop in my mind."
In almost every episode all three Stooges are looking for a job or some way to get money. They always failed in everything they did to help out. I don't know wh anyone even hired them.
Easy question. It was 3PM. How do I know this . . . cause the Three Stooges said it was in one of there shows.
i don't know about movies but one of his favorite tv shows was the three stooges
there are a couple of people I don't know which one your talking about but here are some of them i know of - Louis Armstrong, Diana Krall, Frankie Laine, Judy Garland and Dean Martin. Hope this can help
Yes, Frances Ethel Gumm ka Judy Garland [June 10, 1922-June 22, 1969] had her chest wrapped. Those who were involved in the production of the beloved 1939 film version of 'The Wizard of Oz' decided that Garland needed to have her chest taped and her trunk fitted with a girdle. Garland was 16 years old at the time of filming. The film's makers decided that she needed to look more like a 12-year-old.
This line was used multiple times in a Three Stooges short film. But I don't know which one.
i don't know maybe. she did seem younger in the movie. sorry that probably didn't help much.
Francis Avent Gumm (March 20 1886 - November 17 1935)