Yes, they were immensely popular. They were popular enough to have made feature films in the 30's instead of shorts, but the boss at Columbia would not let them because he did not want to pay them as movie stars. Television in the 50's revived the Three Stooges, and at last they were able to make movies.

Yes, all of them had blue eyes. I found it surprising when I read it at the Stoogeum, the Three Stooges museum in PA. They have IDs and licenses and other things from the Stooges in there, and all of them said the four Stooges (Moe, Curly, Shemp, and Larry) all had blue eyes.

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anythings"s possible with reruns, generally. There are, of course stitched-together anthology films of the Stooges" works, usually shown late at night or near or on minor holidays such as Halloween. You can"t keep a good stooge down! There were or are also cartoon variants. they drew the ire of Dr. Spock as he knew of kindergartners who thought the (parade) sequence of two of the stooges using Curley"s head for a drum was hilarious, noit realizing how dangerous it was, the Stooges were past masters of slapstick, and in fact were nealy impotent sans sound effects and trick photography, on stage, live, they were almost boring! My Undle Bob saw them live at the De Witt theatre in Bayonne in the late thirties and was turned off.

The Three Stooges were an American vaudeville and comedy act of the early to mid-20th century best known for their numerous short subject films. Their hallmark was physical slapstick comedy punctuated by quickly-delivered one-liners, within outrageous storylines.

The basic premise for all their work was that they would take any job they could get no matter how little they were qualified for it.

See the link below for a detailed biography of the Three Stooges and the characters who made up the act.

It is an idea, but as far as I know, Judy Garland and the Three Stooges never worked on the same billing. If the Stooges played the ( Good Guy monsters, for lack of a better term, in Wizard of Oz, it would have degenerated into a farce, which it was not.

As commercial sellers of the print have had to remove the Three Stooges from it, due to copyright infringement, I guess the value depends on how bad someone wants one! They are extremely hard to find. I have a beautifully framed one that I bought nearly 10 years ago. I've seen one on a fan's website and one on ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/GAME-OF-FATE-MONROE-BOGART-DEAN-3-STOOGES-Artwork_W0QQitemZ360096646780QQcmdZViewItemQQptZArt_Prints?hash=item360096646780&_trksid=p4634.c0.m14

Larry Fine died on January 24, 1975 at the age of 72.

Larry, born Andrew Louis Fineberg on October 5, 1902 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Moe died on May 4, 1975 from lung cancer at the age of 77. Larry died on January 24, 1975 from a stroke at the age of 72. Curly died on January 18, 1952 from cerebral hemorrhage at the age of 48. Shemp died on November 22, 1955 from a heart attack after accidentally swallowing a lit cigar whole. Joe Besser died on March 1, 1988 from heart failure at the age of 80. Curly Joe DeRita died on July 3, 1993 from pneumonia at the age of 83

The cast of The Three Stooges - 2012 includes: Jeremy Ambler as Zoo Protester Lee Armstrong as Officer Armstrong Sayed Badreya as Orderly Chance Bartels as Party Guest Craig Bierko as Mac Tim Blanchard as Valet Beth Blevins as Bus Patron Cooper Callihan as Baby Curly Vince Canlas as Japanese Chef Robert Capron as Young Curly Garrett Charles as Orphan Max Charles as Peezer Caitlin Colford as Nun Emy Coligado as Ling Stephen Collins as Mr. Harter Carly Craig as Mrs. Harter Greg Crews as Bartender Larry David as Sister Mary-Mengele Chris Diamantopoulos as Moe Sandra Dorsey as Heavyset Woman Jesse Farrelly as Gang Banger Jackie Flynn as Golf Superintendent Dave Lamson Patricia French as Laundry Worker Skyler Gisondo as Young Moe Abby Goldberg as Broadway Orphan Carter Haden as Baby Moe Sean Hayes as Larry Kirby Heyborne as Teddy Dallas Hobbs as Basketball Player Landon Hoffman as Orphan Jennifer Hudson as Sister Rosemary Roy Jenkins as Officer Mycroft Kyla Kenedy as Balloon Girl Caroline Kimberly Scott as Nun Andrew Kochman as Modern Day Orphan Abbey Kochman as Modern Day Orphan William Ladd as Party Dancer Scott Ledbetter as Lawyer Brett Lee Clark as Party Guest Marianne Leone as Sister Ricarda Jane Lynch as Mother Superior Jerod Mayo as Gang Banger Reid Meadows as Weezer Addy Miller as Modern Day Orphan Mariann Neary as Nun Katherine Neslund as Woman on Street Jake Peck as Young Teddy Ric Reitz as Jon Hamm Avalon Robbins as Murph Joel Rogers as Upscale Party Guy Patty Ross as Head Nurse Jes Sanchez as Party Dancer Will Sasso as Curly Johnny Seal as Production Security Guard Lin Shaye as Nurse Crotchet Danny Smith as French Chef Richard Tavernaro as Doorman Kate Upton as Sister Bernice Kieran Vine as Baby Larry Caryl West as Maid

While the Stooges were making the two reelers they only were shown in movie theatres and not on television. It was not until after they ended their contract with Columbia, after the 1958 season, that Screen Gems bundled their two reelers into packages and sold them to television stations. Station KTTV in Los Angeles is believed to have bought the first package and began airing them in 1959.

yes Lucy did appear on one of the three stooges episodes.

That episode was called 'Three Little Pigskins' and was made in 1934. Lucy was the girlfriend of a professional football team owner.

Curly - cerebral hemorrhage in 1952.

Shemp - heart attack in 1955.

Larry - complications from strokes in 1975.

Moe - cancer in 1975.

Joe - heart failure in 1988.

Curly Joe - pneumonia in 1993.

According to information in the book The Three Stooges Handbook by Joan Maurer, Moe's daughter, they made $1,000 split three ways for their first two reeler, Women Haters, and their salary reached $2,500 each per two reeler made.

The late Jerome Lester "Jerry" Horwitz (October 22, 1903 - January 18, 1952) , who played the role of Curly Howard was forced to retire due to having a stroke May 6, 1946 and left the Three Stooges after filming "Half-Wits Holiday" .

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There are several places where it is possible to watch The Three Stooges online. One can watch these episodes online at Hulu, Crackle, Watch Series and Watch TV Series.

That was Dudley Dickerson. He played in a dozen or so Three Stooges two reelers as a cook, a butler, a porter, generally stereotyped roles. He also played on the Amos and Andy show and with Abbott and Costello in the move Abbott and Costello Go to Mars.

"Chambers Boogie" by Tommy Chambers.

I believe curly died first due to a series of strokes. Many people think shemp died since curly replaced him however, curly replaced him because shemp went on to work in other films. after culy suffered a dibilitating stroke in the mid 1940's shemp returned. He later died of a massive heart attack and was replaced by curly joe. Larry died next from a stroke followed by moe from lung cancer.

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