Three Stooges filmography

The Three Stooges starred in various short films, feature-length movies, television pilots and one TV series produced between 1930 and 1970. This is a list of all non-documentary filmed projects featuring the Stooges (consisting of Moe Howard, Larry Fine and, at various times, Curly Howard, Shemp Howard, Joe Besser and Curly Joe DeRita) as a unit.

## Contents

* 1 Ted Healy and his Stooges
* 1.1 Moe, Larry and Shemp
* 1.2 Moe, Larry and Curly
* 2 The Three Stooges
* 2.1 Moe, Larry and Curly
* 2.2 Moe, Larry and Shemp
* 2.3 Moe, Larry and Joe Besser
* 2.4 Moe, Larry and Curly Joe
* 3 External links

## Ted Healy and his Stooges[edit]

### Moe, Larry and Shemp[edit]

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Soup to Nuts | September 28, 1930

### Moe, Larry and Curly[edit]

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The Prizefighter and the Lady | May 27, 1933  | Cameo appearance; scene deleted
Nertsery Rhymes | July 6, 1933
Beer and Pretzels | August 26, 1933
Hello Pop! | September 16, 1933
Plane Nuts | October 14, 1933
Meet the Baron | October 20, 1933  | Cameo appearance
Dancing Lady | November 24, 1933  | Cameo appearance
Myrt and Marge | December 4, 1933  | Cameo appearance; based on the CBS Radio serial Myrt and Marge
Fugitive Lovers | January 5, 1934  | Cameo appearance
Roast-Beef and Movies | February 10, 1934  | Curly solo appearance
The Big Idea | May 12, 1934
Hollywood Party | June 1, 1934  | Cameo appearance

## The Three Stooges[edit]

### Moe, Larry and Curly[edit]

Title  | Release date  | Notes

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Turn Back the Clock | August 25, 1933  | Cameo appearance
Woman Haters | May 5, 1934
Punch Drunks | July 13, 1934
Men in Black | September 28, 1934
The Captain Hates the Sea | November 28, 1934  | Cameo appearance
Three Little Pigskins | December 8, 1934  | Features early role by Lucille Ball
Horses' Collars | January 10, 1935
Restless Knights | February 20, 1935
Pop Goes the Easel | March 29, 1935
Uncivil Warriors | April 26, 1935
Pardon My Scotch | August 1, 1935  | First Three Stooges film to feature "Listen to the Mockingbird" as the Stooges' theme
Hoi Polloi | August 29, 1935
Three Little Beers | November 28, 1935
Ants in the Pantry | February 6, 1936
Movie Maniacs | February 20, 1936
Half Shot Shooters | April 30, 1936
Disorder in the Court | May 30, 1936  | In the public domain
A Pain in the Pullman | June 27, 1936
False Alarms | August 16, 1936
Whoops, I'm an Indian! | September 11, 1936
Slippery Silks | December 27, 1936
Grips, Grunts and Groans | January 13, 1937
Dizzy Doctors | March 19, 1937
3 Dumb Clucks | April 17, 1937
Back to the Woods | May 14, 1937
Goofs and Saddles | July 2, 1937
Cash and Carry | September 3, 1937
Playing the Ponies | October 15, 1937
The Sitter Downers | November 26, 1937
Termites of 1938 | January 7, 1938
Wee Wee Monsieur | February 18, 1938
Start Cheering | March 3, 1938  | Cameo appearance
Tassels in the Air | April 1, 1938
Healthy, Wealthy and Dumb | May 20, 1938
Violent Is the Word for Curly | July 2, 1938
Three Missing Links | July 29, 1938
Mutts to You | October 14, 1938
Flat Foot Stooges | December 5, 1938  | First Three Stooges film to feature "Three Blind Mice" as the Stooges' theme
Three Little Sew and sews | January 6, 1939
We Want Our Mummy | February 24, 1939
A Ducking They Did Go | April 7, 1939
Yes, We Have No Bonanza | May 19, 1939
Saved by the Belle | June 30, 1939
Calling All Curs | August 25, 1939
Oily to Bed, Oily to Rise | October 6, 1939
Three Sappy People | December 1, 1939
You Nazty Spy! | January 19, 1940
Rockin' thru the Rockies | March 8, 1940
A Plumbing We Will Go | April 19, 1940
Nutty but Nice | June 14, 1940
How High Is Up? | July 26, 1940
From Nurse to Worse | August 23, 1940
No Census, No Feeling | October 4, 1940
Cookoo Cavaliers | November 15, 1940
Boobs in Arms | December 27, 1940
So Long Mr. Chumps | February 7, 1941
Dutiful but Dumb | March 21, 1941
All the World's a Stooge | May 16, 1941
Time Out for Rhythm | June 5, 1941
I'll Never Heil again | July 11, 1941
An Ache in Every Stake | August 22, 1941
In the Sweet Pie and Pie | October 16, 1941
Some More of Samoa | December 4, 1941
Loco Boy Makes Good | January 8, 1942
Cactus Makes Perfect | February 26, 1942
What's the Matador? | April 23, 1942
Matri-Phony | July 2, 1942
Three Smart Saps | July 30, 1942
Even as IOU | September 18, 1942
My Sister Eileen | September 24, 1942  | Cameo appearance
Sock-a-Bye-Baby | November 13, 1942
They Stooge to Conga | January 1, 1943
Dizzy Detectives | February 5, 1943
Spook Louder | April 2, 1943
Back from the Front | May 28, 1943
Good Luck, Mr. Yates | June 29, 1943  | Cameo appearance; scene deleted
Three Little Twirps | July 9, 1943
Higher Than a Kite | July 30, 1943
I Can Hardly Wait | August 13, 1943
Dizzy Pilots | September 24, 1943
Phony Express | November 18, 1943
A Gem of a Jam | December 30, 1943
Crash Goes the Hash | February 4, 1944
Busy Buddies | March 18, 1944
The Yoke's on Me | May 26, 1944
Idle Roomers | July 15, 1944
Gents Without Cents | September 22, 1944
No Dough Boys | November 24, 1944
Three Pests in a Mess | January 19, 1945
Booby Dupes | March 17, 1945
Rockin' in the Rockies | April 17, 1945
Idiots Deluxe | July 20, 1945
If a Body Meets a Body | August 30, 1945
Micro-Phonies | November 15, 1945
Beer Barrell Polecats | January 10, 1946
A Bird in the Head | February 28, 1946
Swing Parade of 1946 | March 16, 1946  | Cameo appearance
Uncivil War Birds | March 29
The Three Troubledoers | April 25, 1946
Monkey Businessmen | June 20, 1946
Three Loan Wolves | July 4, 1946
G.I. Wanna Home | September 5, 1946
Rhythm and Weep | October 3, 1946
Three Little Pirates | December 5, 1946
Half-Wits Holiday | January 9, 1947  | Remake of Hoi Polloi; Curly suffered a major stroke during filming of this short on May 6, 1946, ending his acting career

### Moe, Larry and Shemp[edit]

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Fright Night | March 6, 1947
Out West | April 24, 1947  | Features the first of several Three Stooges appearances by future Tarzan actor Jock Mahoney, then billed as Jock O'Mahoney
Hold That Lion! | July 17, 1947  | Cameo appearance by Curly Howard
Brideless Groom | September 11, 1947  | In the public domain
Sing a Song of Six Pants | October 30, 1947  | In the public domain
All Gummed Up | December 18, 1947
Shivering Sherlocks | January 8, 1948
Pardon My Clutch | February 26, 1948
Squareheads of the Round Table | March 4, 1948
Fiddlers Three | May 6, 1948
The Hot Scots | July 8, 1948
Heavenly Daze | September 2, 1948
I'm a Monkey's Uncle | October 7, 1948
Mummy's Dummies | November 4, 1948
Crime on Their Hands | December 9, 1948
The Ghost Talks! | February 3, 1949
Who Done It? | March 3, 1949
Hokus Pokus | May 5, 1949
Fuelin' Around | July 7, 1949
Malice in the Palace | September 1, 1949  | In the public domain
Vagabond Loafers | October 6, 1949  | Remake of A Plumbing We Will Go
Jerks of All Trades | October 12, 1949  | TV pilot for ABC; in the public domain
Dunked in the Deep | November 3, 1949
Punchy Cowpunchers | January 5, 1950
Hugs and Mugs | February 2, 1950
Dopey Dicks | March 2, 1950
Love at First Bite | May 4, 1950
Self-Made Maids | July 6, 1950
Three Hams on Rye | September 7, 1950
Studio Stoops | October 5, 1950
Slaphappy Sleuths | November 9, 1950
A Snitch in Time | December 7, 1950
Three Arabian Nuts | January 4, 1951
Baby Sitter Jitters |  February 1, 1951
Don't Throw That Knife | May 3, 1951
Scrambled Brains | July 7, 1951
Merry Mavericks | September 6, 1951
Gold Raiders | September 9, 1951
The Tooth Will Out | October 4, 1951
Hula-La-La | November 1, 1951
Pest Man Wins | December 6, 1951
A Missed Fortune | January 3, 1952
Listen, Judge | March 6, 1952
Corny Casanovas | May 1, 1952
He Cooked His Goose | July 3, 1952
Gents in a Jam | July 4, 1952
Three Dark Horses | October 16, 1952
Cuckoo on a Choo Choo | December 4, 1952
Up in Daisy's Penthouse | February 5, 1953
Booty and the Beast | March 5, 1953
Loose Loot | April 2, 1953
Tricky Dicks | May 7, 1953
Spooks! | June 15, 1953  | First widescreen Three Stooges film; originally released in 3D
Pardon My Backfire | August 15, 1953  | Originally released in 3D
Rip Sew and Stitch | September 3, 1953
Bubble Trouble | October 8, 1953
Goof on the Roof | December 3, 1953
Income Tax Sappy | February 4, 1954
Musty Musketeers | May 13, 1954
Pals and Gals | June 3, 1954
Knutzy Knights | September 2, 1954
Shot in the Frontier | October 7, 1954
Scotched in Scotland | November 4, 1954
Fling in the Ring | January 6, 1955
Of Cash and Hash | February 3, 1955
Gypped in the Penthouse | March 10, 1955
Bedlam in Paradise | April 14, 1955
Stone Age Romeos | June 2, 1955
Wham-Bam-Slam! | September 1, 1955
Hot Ice | October 6, 1955
Blunder Boys | November 3, 1955  | Parody of the original 1951 version of the TV crime drama Dragnet; final short released prior to Shemp's death
Husbands Beware | January 5, 1956
Creeps | February 2, 1956
Flagpole Jitters | April 5, 1956
For Crimin' Out Loud | May 3, 1956
Rumpus in the Harem | June 21, 1956  | Remake of Malice in the Palace; filmed following Shemp's death on November 22, 1955, using stock footage and Joe Palma as a stand-in for Shemp
Hot Stuff | September 6, 1956  | Remake of Fuelin' Around; filmed following Shemp's death on November 22, 1955, using stock footage and Joe Palma as a stand-in for Shemp
Scheming Schemers | October 4, 1956  | Second remake of A Plumbing We Will Go; filmed following Shemp's death on November 22, 1955, using stock footage and Joe Palma as a stand-in for Shemp
Commotion on the Ocean | November 8, 1956  | Remake of Dunked in the Deep; filmed following Shemp's death on November 22, 1955, using stock footage and Joe Palma as a stand-in for Shemp

### Moe, Larry and Joe Besser[edit]

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Hoofs and Goofs | January 31, 1957
Muscle Up a Little Closer | February 28, 1957
A Merry Mix Up | March 28, 1957
Space Ship Sappy | April 18, 1957
Guns a Poppin! | June 13, 1957
Horsing Around | September 12, 1957
Rusty Romeos | October 17, 1957
Outer Space Jitters | December 5, 1957  | Features role by future Bonanza star Dan Blocker
Quiz Whizz | February 13, 1958
Fif Blows her Top | April 10, 1958
Pies and Guys | June 12, 1958
Sweet and Hot | September 4, 1958
Flying Saucer Daffy | October 9, 1958
Oil's Well That Ends Well | December 4, 1958  | Semi-remake of Oily to Bed, Oily to Rise
Triple Crossed | February 2, 1959
Sappy Bull Fighters | June 4, 1959  | Final original Three Stooges short
Three Stooges Fun-O-Rama | September 1, 1959  | Feature length compilation of Joe Besser era Three Stooges shorts

### Moe, Larry and Curly Joe[edit]

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Have Rocket, Will Travel | August 1, 1959
The Three Stooges Scrapbook | 1960  | TV pilot
Snow White and the Three Stooges | June 21, 1961
The Three Stooges Meet Hercules | January 26, 1962
The Three Stooges in Orbit | July 4, 1962
The Three Stooges Go Around the World in a Daze | August 21, 1963
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World | November 7, 1963  | Cameo appearance
4 for Texas | December 18, 1963  | Cameo appearance
The Outlaws Is Coming | January 14, 1965
The New 3 Stooges | 1965-1966  | Animated/live action TV series for first-run syndication; in the public domain
Star Spangled Salesman | February 9, 1968  | Cameo appearance
Kook's Tour | February 5, 1970  | TV pilot, in the public domain; final Three Stooges project; Larry suffered a major stroke during filming on January 9, 1970, ending his acting career

## External links[edit]

* Three Stooges filmography