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60 Years Ago, The Three Stooges Made A Bizarre Western Comedy With A Future Batman Star
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Like "The Little Rascals" and "Lassie" before them, the Three Stooges were once a regular part of Saturday morning network programming. 

The Three Stooges shorts date back to 1930, with the release of "Soup To Nuts," starring Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Shemp Howard. In 1932, Shemp left the act to work on solo material, and he was replaced by his younger brother Jerome Horowitz, aka Curly. The Moe-Larry-Curly lineup became the troupe's best-known, and, beginning in 1934, they began starring in a very long series of short films, starting with "The Woman Haters." The trio proceeded to star in 97 Three Stooges shorts, released through 1947. 

When Curly suffered a stroke in 1946, Shemp returned to the troupe, and the Stooges continued apace. From 1947 to 1955, the Moe-Larry-Shemp lineup starred in 77 additional shorts. Shemp, sadly, passed away in 1955, and he was replaced by Joe Besser, who starred in 16 shorts with Moe and Larry. Besser's stint with the Stooges was brief,...
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  • 3/31/2025
  • by Witney Seibold
  • Slash Film
Today in Soap Opera History
On this date in...

1950: Hawkins Falls debuted on NBC on Saturday nights. The show was more of a comedy at first but later turned into a five days a week soap opera.

1966: On The Guiding Light, Bill Bauer was caught drinking by a colleague.

1988: Joseph Hardy's last day as executive producer of Ryan's Hope. Felicia Minei Behr took over until the show ended its run the following January.

Celebrating a birthday today are:

Daniel McVicar (Clarke, The Bold And The Beautiful) - 53

Tracie Bennett (ex-Sharon, Coronation Street) - 50

Courteney Cox (ex-Bunny, As The World Turns) - 46

Sonya Eddy (Epiphany, General Hospital/Night Shift)...
See full article at We Love Soaps
  • 6/17/2011
  • by We Love Soaps TV
  • We Love Soaps
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