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Released April 18, 1957
Featuring Moe, Larry and Joe
Columbia
16.3 min. (Short Subject)

Vagrants Moe, Larry and Joe answer a want ad for merchant seamen, and arrive at the futuristic house of eccentric Professor A. K. Rimple, and his beautiful assistant/daughter. Rimple's house is actually a rocket ship, and the Stooges find themselves shanghaied for a trip to the planet Sunev (Sunev is Venus spelled backwards, but don'tchu tell somebody, it's a secret!). Exploring the planet surface, the Stooges are captured by amazon cannibals and inadvertently saved by the arrival of a giant-sized reptile monster. Returning to the ship, the boys accidentally knock out the Rimples, and are left to pilot the ship to safety by themselves before the monster destroys it.

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Benny Rubin
Professor A. K. Rimple

Doreen Woodbury
Lisa Rimple

Emil Sitka
Liars Club MC


Jules White
Producer

Jules White
Director

Jack White
Story and Screenplay

Henry Freulich
Director of Photography

Saul A. Goodkind
Film Editor

William Flannery
Art Director

Frank A. Tuttle
Set Decoration

Donald Gold
Assistant Director



















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