Curly Moe

3 Stooges Talking Bottle Opener

The Three Stooges ceramic individually gift boxed mug with a black and white photo of their opening credits. Perfect for that Three Stooges afficiando, fan or fanatic.

Made of heavy gauge magnetic vinyl for long lasting durability. Actual size of each magnet is 3 1/2 inches by 2 inches. Makes a great inexpensive gift or cool addition to any greeting card! Looks fantastic on a fridge, car bumper, cubicle, locker or any metal surface! Extremely versatile (removable & re-positional) much better than a sticker!

No Description Available.Genre: TelevisionRating: NRRelease Date: 2-MAR-2001Media Type: DVD

7" 45rpm cartoon sleeve

So, was Larry Fine really the Keith Richards of the Three Stooges? That's just one of the weighty assertions put forth in this thoughtful bio of the world's greatest troupe of slapstick comedians. Aside from lovingly edited "greatest hits" moments, this A&E production also contains hardcore Stooge material documenting the troupe's early years (under the name Ted Healy and his Stooges), as well as detailing the ever-changing Stooge membership. The video is impressive not only for its breadth of coverage, but also for its depth. Viewers are treated to an ultra-rare glimpse of the early Stooges performing on vaudeville as well as poignant home movies of an aged Curly. But it's not all sugary praise and heart-tugging remembrance; the video points out that the Stooges appropriated much of their act from other performers and, during the early part of the career, weren't really all that popular. Overall, The Three Stooges is a compelling work that puts a touchingly human face on characters most think of as simple, pie-throwing clowns. --S. Duda

For four decades, the Three Stooges ran amuck in a riotous frenzy of eye-poking, ear-slapping, kicks, jabs, punches and frying pans to the cranium.Now, BIOGRAPHY offers fans of the Moronic Maestros a chance to relive the Golden Age of Stoogery. Through rare recordings, exclusive interviews, outtakes and behind-the-scenes antics, THE THREE STOOGES tells the pure, uncensored Stooge story from the early Shemp shuffles to the final days of Curly Joe, "the forgotten Stooge." Whether you're fascinated by the unrestrained id, or just enjoy the good, clean humor of pliers applied to the nose, you'll find something to love in this in-depth look at America's most beloved madcaps!

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Shtickups® are large wall appliqués printed in vibrant colors on 152 micron satin white polymeric vinyl. They are designed to be applied indoors on a flat surface. ?Shtickups® construction provides stability reducing application time and edge curl. ?They are suitable for most flat walls, have been tested, and are recommended for use over many kinds of paints, including high gloss, semi-gloss, and satin. ?With a clear removable acrylic adhesive, they are easily removed and replaced for up to one year. ?We recommend that the coated backing be kept in the event the Shtickup® is moved. ?Shtickups® are available in sizes from 2' to 4', depending upon the image.

Shtickups® are large wall appliqués printed in vibrant colors on 152 micron satin white polymeric vinyl. They are designed to be applied indoors on a flat surface. ?Shtickups® construction provides stability reducing application time and edge curl. ?They are suitable for most flat walls, have been tested, and are recommended for use over many kinds of paints, including high gloss, semi-gloss, and satin. ?With a clear removable acrylic adhesive, they are easily removed and replaced for up to one year. ?We recommend that the coated backing be kept in the event the Shtickup® is moved. ?Shtickups® are available in sizes from 2' to 4', depending upon the image.

The first 19 shorts made by Moe, Larry and Curly for Columbia Pictures--including "Woman Haters," "Punch Drunks," "Men in Black," "Hoi Polloi," "Ants in the Pantry," and "Slippery Silks"--are featured in a two-disc set. 5 2/3 hrs. total. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital mono.

Finally, the studio knuckleheads got it right! The way that the Three Stooges have been presented on home video has been a real slap in the face and a poke in the eye to fans. The Stooges have been anthologized, colorized, and public domained. Their shorts have been released and re-released in varying degrees of quality. In the immortal words of Curly, they have truly been victims of circumstance. This two-DVD set, then, is for what Stooge-philes have long been waiting. Spanning the years 1934-36, it presents the first 19 Stooges short subjects chronologically. These shorts hail from the Curly era, which makes them essential. The first, "Women Haters," comes billed as a "musical novelty" and is performed entirely in rhyme. More interesting is that Moe, Larry, and Curly appear as Tom, Jim, and Jack. In the second short, "Punch Drunks," they are again not quite a team, but teaming up to make a boxer out of put-upon waiter Curly. This is the one in which Curly "pops" when he hears "that 'Weasel' tune." And the hits just keep on coming. Remember the prologue of The Twilight Zone: The Movie, in which traveling companions Dan Aykroyd and Albert Brooks trade favorite "Zones"? Many of the shorts gathered here are the ones most quoted or referenced by Stooges fans, such as "Men in Black," the only Stooges short to be nominated for an Academy Award, and the one with the immortal page "Calling Dr. Howard, Dr Fine, Dr. Howard." "Hoi Polloi" is the first Stooges short to tackle the "environment" vs. "heredity" conundrum by introducing the Stooges to high society, reducing the well-heeled stuff shirts into a slap-happy mob. "Pop Goes the Easel" introduces another recurring theme in the Stooges oeuvre as the boys pose as artists in the art school in which they take refuge from a pursuing cop. This short contains a signature Curlyism, "Look at the grouse," as does "Horses' Collars," in which the mere sight of a mouse completely unnerves Curly ("Moe! Larry! The Cheese!) "Three Little Pigskins" is another mistaken identity gem, as the boys pose as three football players (look for a very young and very blonde Lucille Ball). Like the Little Rascals, the Stooges in these shorts were very much of their Depression-era times, but "Uncivil Warriors," "Restless Knights," and the decidedly un-PC "Whoops, I'm an Indian" get their anachronistic kicks by placing the boys behind enemy lines during the Civil War, in the medieval castle of a kidnapped Queen, and in the Old West. Collectors who have suffered through, say, "Disorder in the Court" on one of those $1 bin Stooges collections will be heartened to know that this set at last does these comedy classics justice. More than 70 years old, and they look better than ever! So spread out and get your n'yucks on! --Donald Liebenson

Moe, Larry and Curly return in 23 Columbia shorts--including "You Nazty Spy!," "A Plumbing We Will Go," "I'll Never Heil Again," "An Ache in Every Stake," "Three Smart Saps," and "Sock-a-Bye Baby"--featured in a two-disc set. 6 1/2 hrs. total. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital mono.

The Three Stooges--political satirists? Laugh if you will, but as demonstrated by the shorts "You Nazty Spy" and "I'll Never Heil Again"--both of which are featured on this two-disc, digitally remastered set--the boys were the first act in Hollywood to bring attention to the Nazi threat in the days prior to America's involvement in World War II. "Nazty," which was released in 1940 some nine months before Chaplin's The Great Dictator, and 1941's "Heil," have Moe donning the greasepaint mustache to play Moe Hailstone, a dull-witted wallpaper hanger who runs amok as the dictator of Moronica along with his sidekicks Larry (the Goebbels stand-in) and Curly (Mussolini, natch). If the hijinks aren't exactly drawing room humor, one must still marvel at the foresight of the team and director Jules White for conceiving the idea, and by the sheer ballsiness of the Howard brothers and Fine--all Jews--taking the air out of the most insidious anti-Semitic figure of the period. One might also view 1940's "Boobs in Arms," with the boys accidentally joining the Army, as another riff on the absurdity of the slowly mounting war. Of course, the Stooges were better known for their wild slapstick comedy, and Volume 3 of this long-overdue collection presents some of the funniest shorts in their lengthy careers. Chief among these is "What's the Matador," which pits the boys' bullfighting routine against some real live beef, and the delirious "Sock-A-Bye Baby," with the Stooges attempting to care for an abandoned child. Elsewhere, the two main themes of the shorts--the Stooges as agents of fair play, as seen in "Nutty But Nice" (Curly finds a kidnapped man by yodeling) and "So Long Mr. Chumps" (the boys free an unjustly jailed man)--or menaces to society, as shown by the devastation wreaked at a dinner party in "An Ache in Every Stake," is in full effect. As with the two previous volumes, the shorts featured here (eight of which have never been available on DVD) are presented in chronological order and pristine condition, which soitenly makes up for decades of neglect from previous fly-by-night Stooge releases. --Paul Gaita

Includes 25 years of the Three Stooges unique brand of humor with Moe as boss, Larry the middleman and Curly as their foil. Witness the rise of these comedy icons in this high-spirited collection, which has been re-mastered for the best quality picture and sound. You'll experience the eye-pokes, face slaps, hollow head knocks and knuckle cracks like you've never heard or seen them before.

Play America's all-time #1 dice game with a slapstick twist! Shake the custom dice featuring Moe, Larry and Curly's favorite tools in the collectible "Seltzer Bottle" dice cup and let them fly! "Why I oughta!" Will you roll a Large Straight with the Violin, Mallet, Three Stooges logo, Derby hat and Wrench? "Oh. . .a wiseguy, eh?" Or will you roll five Cream Pies? That's Yahtzee with a Three Stooges twist! "It's colossal, it's stupendous, it's terrific. . .it's even supoilative!" Game comes complete with a custom "Seltzer Bottle" dice cup, 5 custom dice, score pad, rules and pencil. AGES 8+ 1+ Players