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"Coitainly I'm sound asleep." "Then why are you talkin'?" "I'm talkin' in my sleep!" - Moe & Curly (MOVIE MANIACS, 1936)
GENTS IN A JAM
Featuring Moe, Larry and Shemp  
Released:  July 04, 1952
Columbia Short Subject
Length: 16.25 min.
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GENTS IN A JAM

The Stooges are broke and about to be evicted when Shemp's rich Uncle Phineas comes for a visit. The boys plead with their landlady, Mrs. McGruder, to let them stay, and she relents when she realizes that Uncle Phineas is her long-lost love (although the Stooges don't know that.)

Meanwhile, the Stooges have to deal with their new neighbor, an extremely jealous strongman, who discovers his wife in their apartment without her skirt on, thanks to a clumsy Shemp in the kitchen.



Costar Dani Sue Nolan ('Mrs. Duggan') was a guest of the 1994 Three Stooges Convention in Philadelphia. See The Three Stooges Journal # 71 (Fall 1994) for the story.


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Prod. No.: 4183

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