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The Three Stooges have been cracking up millions with their antics for 82 years. From their start in films with Ted Healy in the early 1930's, through their glory days with Columbia, to their own feature films in the 1960's - the Stooges film career spanned over forty years, and they're still just as popular today! We have every film appearance the Three Stooges - all six of them! - ever made, including their solo appearances.

There are 845 short subjects, feature films and other media that had one or more of the Stooges appearing in the cast. Here is a breakdown of the filmography, by "Stooge Team":

Stooge Team	Dates	Shorts	Films	Other	TV	Total
Ted Healy and His Stooges (THS)	1930 - 1934	6	8	2	0	16
Moe, Larry and Curly (MLC)	1934 - 1947	97	11	12	1	121
Moe, Larry and Shemp (MLS)	1947 - 1956	77	3	1	14	95
Moe, Larry and Joe (MLJ)	1957 - 1959	16	1	0	0	17
The Columbia Shorts (Total):	1934-1959	190
Moe, Larry and Curly Joe (MLD)	1959 - 1970	2	8	44	29	83
Moe Howard (Solo) (SMH)	1933 - 1973	3	4	2	8	17
Curly Howard (Solo) (SCH)	1934	1	0	0	0	1
Shemp Howard (Solo) (SSH)	1933 - 1949	53	48	1	0	102
Ted Healy and Larry Fine (Solo) (STH,SLF)	1933	0	1	0	0	1
Joe Besser (Solo) (SJB)	1938 - 1976	13	28	0	276	317
Joe DeRita (Solo) (SJD)	1943 - 1958	4	8	0	5	17
Ted Healy (Solo) (STH)	1926 - 1938	4	24	2	0	30
Moe Howard and Curly Howard (Solo) (SMH,SCH)	1933 - 1934	1	1	0	0	2
Shemp Howard and Joe Besser (Solo) (SSH,SJB)	1949	0	1	0	0	1
Larry Fine (Solo) (SLF)	1973 - 1974	0	0	0	5	5
Miscellaneous Appearances (MISC)	Any	1	4	8	6	19
Ted Healy and Curly Howard (Solo) (STH,SCH)	1934	0	1	0	0	1
Totals:		278	151	72	344	845

Pick of the Day - Saturday, February 4,2012

WINNING TICKET, THE

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Featuring
Ted Healy (Solo)
Release Date
1935-02-08
Studio
MGM
Production Type
Feature Film
Duration
70 min.

Joe Tomasello is a neighborhood barber, low on money, but rich in family. His devoted wife Nora abhors gambling, but regardless, her ne'er do well brother Eddie (Ted Healy) sells Joe a chance on the Irish Sweepstakes. The ticket is the winner, but is lost when infant son Mickey gets his hands on it. Joe and his lawyer, cousin Tony, frantically search for the ticket while keeping Nora in the dark and watching Eddie spend money they can't claim.

Cast Members: Leo Carrillo (Joe Tomasello) · Ted Healy (Eddie Dugan) · Louise Fazenda (Nora Tomasello) · Irene Hervey (Mary Tomasello) · Billy Watson (Joey Tomasello Jr.) · Betty Jane Graham (Noreen Tomasello) · Roland Fitzpatrick (Mickey Tomasello) · Akim Tamiroff (Guiseppe) · Luis Alberni (Tony) · James Ellison (Jimmy Powers) · Clara Blandick (Aunt Maggie) · Purnell Pratt (Mr. Powers) · Clarence H. Wilson (Mr. Dolan) · John Indrisano (Lefty Costello) · William Stack (Mr. Jeffries) · Arthur Treacher (Race announcer) · Lee Phelps (Bookie) · Al Hill (Bookie) · Sam Flint (Ship's Captain) · Sherry Hall (Officer) · Jane Meredith (Ship passenger) · Larry Steers (Ship passenger) · Milton Owen (Purser) · Wilbur Mack (Banker) · C. Montague Shaw (Insurance company president) · Frank Moran (Bartender) · James P. Burtis (Newsreel reporter) · Wally Maher (Newsreel soundman) · Charles Dunbar (Newsreel cameraman) · George Guhl (Turnkey) · Buddy Harris (Valet)

Production Crew: Charles F. Reisner (Director) · Jack Cummings (Producer) · Charles F. Reisner (Producer) · George Seaton (Story) · Robert Pirosh (Story) · Richard Schayer (Screenplay) · Ralph Spence (Screenplay) · Charles G. Clarke (Cinematography) · Hugh Wynn (Film Editor) · Cedric Gibbons (Art Director) · David Townsend (Associate Art Director) · Edwin B. Willis (Associate Art Director) · Douglas Shearer (Recording Director) · Charles Maxwell (Original Music) · William Axt (Original Music) · Herbert Stothart (Original Music) · Jacques Tourneur (2nd Unit Director)

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Video Pick of the Week

Comic of the Day

ANTS IN THE PANTRY
Featuring Moe, Larry and Curly
Released: 1936-02-06
Length: 17.50 min.

Herman Mouser, the owner of the Lightning Exterminating Co. is behind on his bills, and is about to fire his three employees, the Stooges. The boys beg for one last chance, and Mouser sends the Stooges out with instructions of, "If they don''t have ants, you GIVE them ants". The boys get the point, and sneak into a swanky party and bug the house with insects, reptiles and mice. The Stooges then appear at the door, and the butler, thinking that heaven has sent him a miracle dresses the Stooges as partygoers and sends them in. They manage to sabatoge the party when Curly puts a bag of cats into the piano, and Larry is thrown inside to retrieve them. When the host of the party feels like she is ruined, one of her guests rescues her by saying that the "entertainers" were the hit of the party, and suggests they come along on the foxhunt. Curly encounters and brings in what he thinks is his fox: a skunk.

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