The Three Stooges

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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.

There isn't a consensus on which of the three Stooges—Larry, Moe, or Curly—was the smartest as their characters were portrayed as equally dim-witted in their comedic routines. Their humor often stemmed from their ineptitude and slapstick antics rather than their intelligence.

The three stooges were not midgets, but they were somewhat short.

Poke eyes, slap, laugh, kick, bite, head butt, funny noises

They had at least two of them. The one I remember was Three Blind Mice.

Another was: The Call of the Magpie no, "Listen to the Mocking Bird", that was the refain, what we hear is "I'm dreaming now of Hallie,sweet

Hallie'Richard Milburn in 1855, popular civil war tune..

This sounds like an urban legend to me. At the time that the Stooges were filmed there was no foul language, inuendo, ect. At that time in Hollywood they had a 'morals' comminttee that made sure everything was cleaned up long before it hit theaters.

The statement "At the time that the Stooges were filmed there was no foul language..." is really stupid! Of course there was foul language! In the "Brideless Groom" episode when Shemp drops the nickel in the phone booth and gets tangled up with Moe, you can VERY CLEARLY hear Moe say, "Get the F--- up off me here! You don't even have to listen that closely, he says it really loud and clearly.

That is a tough question, and everyone will have their favorite. Mine is "Punch Drunk."

Jerome "Curly" Horowitz was the youngest born in 1903, Larry Fienstien, 1902, and "Moe" Horowitz 1897. But the part of The third stooge was first played by his older brother "Shemp" Horowitz for a few years.

Well, Curly and Moe were brothers and Larry was a friend. I'm not sure how shimp and curly joe all played in, but I know that about Moe, Larry and Curly because my mom is such a huge fan of the Stooges!

Moe Howard probably since he had a better sense of business than the other Stooges Larry and Shemp . Ted Healy would have liked to claim he invented the Stooges but this is not true because The Three stooges became the famous trio after leaving Ted Healy .

Moe's full birth name is Moses Harry Horwitz. Curly is Jerome Lester Horwitz. Shemp was originally Samuel Horwitz (middle name unknown) - the name "Shemp" came about because that was what it sounded like when his mother said "Sam" in her heavy accent. Larry is Louis Fienberg (again, middle name unknown). I don't know Joe Besser's middle name. Joe DeRita, or Curly-Joe, was born Joseph Wardell, but took DeRita for his stage name - it was his mother's maiden name. When he joined the Stooges in their later years, he was then called Curly-Joe, due to the physical resemblance between him and Curly, and to avoid confusion with Joe Besser.

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.

Chico Marx died in 1961 at the age of 70 due to arteriosclerosis. Harpo Marx died in 1964 at the age of 75 following open heart surgery. Groucho Marx died in 1977 due to pneumonia. Gummo died in 1977 after suffering cerebral hemorrhage that resulted from 2 strokes. Zeppo Marx died in 1979 at the age of 78 due to heart failure.

They were all graduates of the school of Hard Knocks.

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.

Sure, aspirin, cold meds...the usual stuff......jackass...

The Three Stooges was an American vaudeville comedy act best known for their short subject films. There were about 220 Three Stooges episodes that aired.

Yes.

Moe (Moses Horwitz), Curly (Jerome Horwitz), and Shemp (Samuel Horwitz) were brothers and all were born in Brooklyn, New York. Shemp was the oldest (born in 1895), Curly the youngest (born in 1903), and Moe in the middle (born in 1897). There were two other older brothers that very little is known about.

According to information in the book The Three Stooges Handbook by Joan Maurer, Moe's daughter, they made $1,000 split three ways for their first two reeler, Women Haters, and their salary reached $2,500 each per two reeler made.

Yes. Larry Fine had a daughter, Phyllis, and a son, John. Phyllis passed away in 1988 and John died at the age of 24 in 1961. Moe Howard had two children: Joan, born 1928 and Paul, born 1935. Curly Howard had one daughter, Phyllis, born in 1938.
All of them did

Moe was the undisputed leader of the Three Stooges, on and off camera.

On August 14, 2012