Horses' Collars

1935
Approved
17 Min.

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Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Howard in Three Little Pigskins (1934)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuThe Stooges are private detectives in the Old West trying to help a girl recover an IOU from a bad guy. Their attempts to steal the IOU from the villain's wallet, then from a safe, meet with... Alles lesenThe Stooges are private detectives in the Old West trying to help a girl recover an IOU from a bad guy. Their attempts to steal the IOU from the villain's wallet, then from a safe, meet with problems until Curly, who goes berserk whenever he sees a mouse, knocks out all the bad g... Alles lesenThe Stooges are private detectives in the Old West trying to help a girl recover an IOU from a bad guy. Their attempts to steal the IOU from the villain's wallet, then from a safe, meet with problems until Curly, who goes berserk whenever he sees a mouse, knocks out all the bad guys.

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Moe Howard

Moe
(as Moe)

Larry Fine

Larry
(as Larry)

Curly Howard

Curley
(as Jerry Howard)

Dorothea Kent

Nell Higginbottom
(as Dorothy Kent)

Fred Kohler

Double Deal Decker

Alice Belcher

Mrs. Hyden Zeke - Photo
(Nicht genannt)

Buck Bucko

Barfly
(Nicht genannt)

Roy Bucko

Barfly
(Nicht genannt)

Bob Callahan

Drunk
(Nicht genannt)

Nancy Caswell

Dance Hall Girl
(Nicht genannt)

George Chesebro

Henchman
(Nicht genannt)

Milt Douglas

Waiter
(Nicht genannt)

Allyn Drake

Dance Hall Girl
(Nicht genannt)

June Gittelson

Chubby Dance Hall Girl
(Nicht genannt)

Fred Kelsey

Detective Hyden Zeke
(Nicht genannt)

Bud McClure

Sheriff
(Nicht genannt)

Nelson McDowell

Bartender
(Nicht genannt)

Fred Parker

Barfly
(Nicht genannt)

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Michael_Elliott

Good short

Horses' Collars (1935)

*** (out of 4)

The Three Stooges are hired as detectives to go out West and get back on IOU, which could cause a girl to lose her ranch. Here's another hilarious entry in the series that manages to be very funny even if the best joke of Curley turning mad fighter is borrowed from Punch Drunks. There's plenty of nice action including a great sequence where Curley fights two men and another sequence on the dance floor where the boys try to pick pockets.

Now available on Columbia's 2-disc collection, which features over 20 shorts.

movifan1785

Moe, Larry the cheese Moe, Larry the cheese!

This is a great short by the stooges the help a woman named Nell by getting an IOU from a shooter named Double Decker. Its a funny short because everytime Curly sees a mouse he beats people up and the only way to calm him down is to feed him cheese, also the part where there dancing is funny. Moe:"you know your not a bad dancer" Curly:"aw I bet you say that to all the boys"

8SnoopyStyle

Cheessse

Larry, Curley, and Moe are bumbling private detectives hired by another P.I. to help his client Nell Higginbottom in danger of losing her ranch. Her father had signed a $10k IOU to Double Deal Decker who set him up and killed. The boys need the steal back the IOU which is supposedly kept on Decker at all times. Due to previous incident, Curley starts swinging when he sees a mice and only stops when he eats some cheese. I don't know if the mouse-cheese thing gets done in other Three Stooges flicks. I can see this as a great way to give Curley his own spinach. It's a fun bit.

7PCC0921

Collect That IOU!

Just like Punch Drunks (1934), the second Stooge short, this time, in Horses' Collars (1935), their fifth short, Curly goes into a frenzy, when he sees mice. He can only be calmed down by a piece of cheese shoved in his face, by Moe or Larry. This manages to get the boys out of a lot of trouble in this film. This one has a wild west feel to it, with a surprisingly, violent sheriff. It is another indication, that these shorts, in the 1930s, were originally intended, to be geared towards adults. Moe, Larry and Curly are sent to an old west town to collect an IOU. Horses' Collars (1935), is one of the more odd Stooge films, from the early days of the theatrical act.

6.9 (C MyGrade) = 7 IMDB.

7Cinemayo

Horses' Collars (1935) ***

HORSES' COLLARS is a good early Three Stooges comedy farce. They play detectives masquerading as cowboys out West, in order to steal back an IOU from a rough character, and win back their client's property. Much fun ensues, especially bits like Curley going into uncontrollable bouts of mania whenever he sees a mouse, requiring his companions to subdue his spasms ("Moe... Larry... THE CHEESE...!!"), and the boys engaging in some pretty humorous dance routines on a saloon floor. Why does Curley go crazy whenever he spots a mouse? "Because his father was a Rat"...!

*** out of ****

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The first western for The Three Stooges. Moe Howard didn't like dressing up in cowboy costumes, so he resisted doing westerns until he absolutely had to.

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When Decker shoots the two strangers, the bartender raises the score on the chalkboard from 115 to 117. Later, when the Stooges arrive at the saloon and move to the bar, the score behind the bar is back to 115.