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Tag Archives: Shemp Howard
Three Short Films
For today, I’ve got another triplet of short films to review. All three shorts are in black and white, but in other respects, there’s an odd man out in a couple of ways. Two of the films are silents, but … Continue reading
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Tagged 1900s, 1910s, 1940s, 2 Stars, 3 Stars, 4 Stars, Chester Conklin, Corner on Wheat, D.W. Griffith, Frank Powell, Keystone Kops, Larry Fine, Love Speed and Thrills, Mark Swain, Minta Durfee, Moe Howard, movies, Shemp Howard, short films, silent films, Sing a Song of Six Pants, Three Stooges
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Brideless Groom / A Trip to the Moon / The Rounders
Got an assortment of short films to cover today. Rather than give each of them individual full-length reviews — I find it hard to justify giving a 20-minute film an entire day to itself — I thought I would cover … Continue reading
Malice in the Palace
Today hasn’t left me a lot of time to watch or write anything, so it seems like a good time to bring out another classic Three Stooges short. 1949’s Malice in the Palace, directed and produced by Jules White, is … Continue reading
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Tagged 1940s, 4 Stars, Everett Brown, George J. Lewis, Johnny Kascier, Jules White, Larry Fine, Moe Howard, movies, reviews, Shemp Howard, short films, Three Stooges, Vernon Dent
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Jerks of All Trades
The Three Stooges are an American institution, an inimitable comedy act that several decades later are still remembered fondly and still watched by generations whose parents weren’t alive when their comedy shorts were originally released. Like a lot of people, … Continue reading
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