MYRT AND MARGE
| Cast Members |
|
Production Crew |
|
|
 |
|
Collapse All | Expand All
(Click on the 
icon to expand individual sections.)
There are't any production notes logged for this episode.
Stooge Mayhem is not available for this episode.
- "Gimme a 3 letter word meaning 'rat'." "Meaning 'rat'?" "Yeah." (Ted points to Curly) "Him."
(Moe and Ted Healy)
- "I'll explain everything." "Yeah, Mullins will explain it. Then we'll bring in an interpreter to go over it!" [Slap!]
(Ted Healy and Curly)
- "Who are these gentlemen?" "Gentlemen?! Cut out the sarcasm!"
(Thomas Jackson & Ted Healy)
- Ted Healy (introducing Chinese girls Bo-Ching and Bo-Ling): Meet Bo-Ching and Bo-Ling. (pointing to Curly): And this is Beau Hunk.
(Ted Healy)
|
No goofs or technical blunders have been logged for this episode.
No Stooge routines have been logged for this episode.
No trivia have been logged for this episode.
No audio files are available for this episode.
There isn't a video file available for this episode.
There isn't a transcript available for this episode.
There is no videography information available for this episode.
Re: MYRT AND MARGE
Posted 2010-07-15 11:14:24 by Final Shemp
Myrt and Marge probably should have both stayed on radio, because Myrt and Marge the movie doesn't have much promise, and kinda fails to live up to that meager expectation.
The movie is OK. It plays out like a random string of scenes with a barely there plot to hold them together. It doesn't have much get-go; very little energy to keep it charged. The music, dancing, and comedy are charming, but the acting is amateurish, its characters are paper-thin, and it just drags itself on by the end.
Three Stooges fans will be happy to see that Ted Healy and the boys have very juicy roles in the film, and are a constant presence throughout. They often have the best lines all to themselves…
"We sure could use a tomato like Marge in the show."
"Don't call a swell dish like that a tomato!"
The ending is fun, with a swell musical number with a pretty cool set that resembles a coiled snake. And the cast gets a great send off as the film fades into a radio studio and finishes off with Myrt and Marge singing into the microphone, harking back to the film's roots in radio programming. Too bad everything beforehand feels like half of a movie.
Final Shemp's Final Word: 2 1/2 Pokes
Reviewer's Rating:
(6)
Re: MYRT AND MARGE
Posted 2002-07-23 07:14:00 by Del Lord
Stooges get a lot of screen time, but as with most of these pre-Columbian pictures, their personalities are pretty much interchangeable--existing mainly to set up gags and get bopped around by Healy. Note that Healy does a bit of Woo-woooing, and also does the "Mammy! It's your little boy Sammy!" bit Curly later did in ALL THE WORLD'S A STOOGE. I thought the conclusion of this picture was kind of cool, with the action dissolving to a radio studio interior, and all the actors seen out of make-up as an announcer closes the "show"
Re: MYRT AND MARGE
Posted 2001-05-14 12:06:00 by BeAStooge
Feature film version of a popular radio show, non-radio cast members Healy and the Stooges steal the show. Most of their screen time features Ted and Curly playing off each other... and the results are very funny. Too bad the rest of the film is a so-so "B" effort. But worth your while.
Collapse All | Expand All
(Click on the icon to expand individual sections.)
