As you all well know-the Three Stooges had many many ventures into various businesses and such. They were Soldiers, Spies, Inventors, Scholars, Coaches, Cowards, politicians (aka) Snakes, Crooks, Cowboys, Sports figures, Hunters, Plumbers, Carpenters, Doctors, Dentists, Lawyers (Dewey, Cheatem and Howe (one of their most successful ventures) Hunter/Guides etc, but did you know that they were Detectives for awhile too?

Meet: Duck, Dodge and Hyde:


Yeah, I know-not near as good as my first one but--I tried.



BTW-I told you all this was coming around a month ago.

Have an early HAPPY HALLOWEEN.

I gotta lay off the sauce when I'm on the forum........

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Nah! You just need to practice more at the poker table.

You mean like this?

Nope.

Like this:

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Carl you kill me! Even though you warned us I didn't see that last one coming. Actually dben002 I think that calls for a drink. Maybe a double. Long live the stooges.

My favorite, Stooges at the Arab restraunt, "Cafe Casbahbah", title was "Malice in the Palace". Stooges try to enjoy a meal, but it seems a dog and cat may be on the menu....

I enjoyed thier time as lawyers.
Dewey, Cheatham and Howe.

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As a person who has a masters degree in Stoogeoligy and an owner of every episode I do not remember an episode of the above mentioned firm. There are posters for sale that have it in them.
There might be a lawyer episode of dewey burnham & howe.

Is there an actual episode of dewey cheatum and howe?

Regarded by many as the most outrageous episode of all!
Yes

Curly trying to eat Oyster Stew was one of My Favorites.

Who could forget the Law firm of .

"The Three Stooges were LEOs, but also tried their hands at being Detectives":

Each was a New York Undercover Kop: NYUK, NYUK, NYUK.

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We had a good well in our yard and we could play under the hoses on a hot day with impunity. We had this huge swing set my Dad made and we'd wind hoses all over it yelling:

To the basement! To the basement!

We were the envy of the neighborhood.

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The Stooges were salesmen too!
"We`ll be the best salesmen that ever sailed"
Brighto
Brighto
Makes old bodies new!
We`ll sell a million bottles!
Whob Whob Woob Woob Woob Woo Woo!
Jim

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I always watched the stooges when I got home from school. One that had a lasting impact on me was Curly dressed as a female opera singer. To this day almost 60 years later I cannot hear opera and keep a straight face. Gladly I live in the sticks and there is no opera around here. Not that I would ever go anyway.

Thanks boys I love me some three stooges ,watched em with my grandpa after school now I have my grandson watching em with me lol.Some things never go outa style.

When I lived near Ft. Worth, one of the local TV stations ran a couple of 3S episodes very early every morning (I think 6-7 AM) which I usually watched before leaving for work. It sort of prepared me for the day, which was not a whole lot different.

I remember well, that has been awhile ago. I worked nights but would record on VHS and watch later. As goofy as they were, they always seemed, at times, to have some good looking girlfriends. I recall one episode where there was a beautiful, tall, thin, young lady (looked to be about 18) with light hair. I was thinking how beautiful she was and as episode ended, credits listed her as Lucille Ball.

Our whole kid gang grew up watching the stooges. Dunno what episode it was but do recall one that had those names on the office door.
And for Malice in the Palace, the one character was named Hasn Ben Soba (hasn't been sober)

My favorites were with the boys and Bustof the wrestler. The mob had a bunch of dough bet on Bustof and the Stooges job was to keep him sober. Needless to say Bustof got stewed and Curly managed to hit him in the head with a few dumbbells so they dressed Curly up as Bustof and threw him in the ring. A spilt bottle of "wild hyacinth" perfume helps Curly clear the ring cause the smell of that stuff drove Curly crazy.

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Wow brings back so many memories in my young childhood
Going to the Saturday morning matinee and allways a 3 stooges short film before the movie
And the good ole western movies afterwards
Such great memories

No matter how many times you watch them, they still make you laugh!
My favorites,
Three Little Beers
A Plumbing We Will Go

And they were at their best when it was Moe, Larry and Curly!

I'm currently watching "Hey Moe, Hey Dad", hosted by Paul Howard. It has a lot of biographical data on all of the Stooges. It doesn't answer your question, but is worth watching.

As to your question, no I don't recall a law firm with that name. I recall Ichabod Slipp.


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Actually that rings a bell. The DCH firm were lawyers that were swindling the 3S.

My Mother hated the Stooges because of the violence but My Brothers and Me knew it was fake.Most Women did and still do hate them,I guess its a Guy thing.

There are some I remember as a kid that I haven't seen in spite of watching reruns a million times.

I remember they were in a milking contest and were in a fake cow suit with big bottles of milk they were pouring into the 'udder'. Where do these episodes go.

I think part of the problems is that they make 'collections' that stations buy that leave out many episodes and these are all about the same. I've noticed that even when I get a collection from say, Rhino that will have about 20 episodes and another different set will have a lot of repeats of the same ones and never have some episodes on any of them. Of course many of these companies probably just repackage the same episodes.

One of my faves, "An Ache In Every Stake" with the ice delivery up and down the stairs and of course the kitchen scenes. And the ending where they inflate the cake with the gas pipe....

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Curly with Hair.

My elementary school (1500 years ago) used Stooges videos as an incentive. If the weekly quota was reached we took a period friday and watched 50 minutes of Stooges. If the quota was not reached it was study hall.

We watched Daffy get shot in the face 1000 times, and Wile E. have safes, anvils, boulders fall on his head 1000 times. I don't think any of us were confused and thought the Stooges, Buggs or Yosimite were real, just funny.

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What??? Next you'll probably tell me that pro wrestling isn't real either...

Dont forget the cavemen Stooges and their girlfriends.
Aggie
Maggie
and
Baggie!

Jim

I used to get up early when I was a kid to watch Icky Twerp's Slam Bang Theater on KTVT out of Ft. Worth. He always played three or four Three Stooges episodes along with cartoons. One of my favorites was when they were Roman gladiators facing Gluteus Maximus in the Coliseum.

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When they made the "The Three Stooges Movie" a few years ago the producers came on at the end and had to tell the audience that the props were not real tools. He had to show that the claw hammer was made of foam rubber that was used to hit them in the head. I don't know if that was for liability reasons or because many Americans are so dim witted now that they wouldn't know it would really hurt to get hit in the head with a claw hammer.

I tell people that I raised the perfect woman because my daughter loves The Three Stooges. Of course, my wife contributed the minor components of brains, charming personality, and beauty.

Speaking of my wife, the other day she told me that her back was bothering her. I asked her what was wrong and she said she had a weak back. I asked her how long it had been going on and she replied, "OH, about a week back."

All these years I thought she wasn't paying attention when I had the Stooges on TV.

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Musical theater and occasinal opera pieces in Interlochen and Saugatuck.

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There is, I just don't remember the name of the title. I THINK they actually started the episode either as crooks, newly released inmates-or either janitors--I can't remember which.

Is true-and was the one where they played their brand of ""Football.""

"Three Little Pigskins"

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Im from a litter of three. Im the one they kept.
Jim

"Excuse me sir, I'm from the census. Are you married or happy?"

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That was from the episode "three little pigskins" I believe.

Train your children early on the good things I life. When our girls come to visit they often want to watch the stooges with me.

How about when they are picking wives out of a hat in the sitter downers?
I got Corabell!
I got doorabell!
I got Stetson! Which one is she?

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Thanks, I'll make sure not to go. I'm sure the people there wouldn't appreciate me laughing through it.

I think they worked for Dewey Cheatem and Howe.

Anyone remember the episode where Curly was disguised as an indian maiden, up north. A French-Canadian was smitten with him/her and was trying to get Curly to go up-stairs with him. Frenchy tells Curly, Come, I have big surprise for you! Curly says, Not as big as the one you're going to get. That just cracked me up!

Another was the "Three prettiest months of the year (their dates) April, May and June" I forget what the episode title was. They arrived on a little scooter with two little wagons.

Some of my favorites include: Uncivil Warriors, Ants in the Pantry, and some others whose full titles I cant think of off-hand?

Moe: "Drop the vernacular"
Curly: "It's a doiby(derby)"