The Three Stooges: Curly Classics 2-Pack VHS
Why be a "victim of coicumstance"? Celebrate the most beloved Stooge of them all with this two-tape set featuring some of Curly's craziest comedies. "Cactus Makes Perfect," "Gents Without Cents," "Termites of 1938," "Rockin' Thru the Rockies" and "Whoops I'm an Indian" make up Volume 1, while Volume 2 includes "Men in Black," "Micro-Phonies," "Punch Drunks," "Three Little Pigskins" and "Woman Haters." 170 min. total. NOTE: Individual volumes available at $19.99 each.
The Three Stooges: Curly Classics, Vol. 1 VHS
Don't be a "victim of coicumstance"; pick up this deluxe salute to the most beloved Stooge of them all that features five of Curly's craziest comedies. Included are "Cactus Makes Perfect," "Gents Without Cents," "Rockin' Through the Rockies," "Whoops I'm an Indian" and "Termites of 1938." 80 min.
The Three Stooges: Curly Classics, Vol. 2 VHS
If hearing "Pop Goes the Weasel" sends you over the edge, you've got a case of Curly Fever that can only be cured by watching this collection of five favorite shorts starring the bald one and his cohorts. Included are "Men in Black," "Micro-Phonies," "Punch Drunks," "Three Little Pigskins" and "Woman Haters." 90 min.
The Three Stooges: Dizzy Doctors VHS
Pitchmen Moe, Larry and Curly try selling their miracle product Brighto ("makes old bodies new") at Los Arms Hospital in "Dizzy Doctors" (1938). "Goofs and Saddles" (1937) finds Moe as Wild Bill Hiccup, Curly as Buffalo Billious and Larry as Just Plain Bill after cattle rustlers, and the boys are Navy laundrymen who masquerade as officers in "Three Little Sew and Sews" (1939). 51 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Dizzy Doctors [DVD] DVD
Standard; Soundtracks: English Dolby mono, Spanish, Portuguese; Subtitles: English, Spanish, Portuguese, French; scene access. Standard; Soundtracks: English Dolby mono, Spanish Dolby mono, Portuguese Dolby mono; Subtitles: English, Spanish, Portuguese, French.
The Three Stooges: Dopey Dicks VHS
A scientist lacks a human brain for his headless robot man, but will private eyes Moe, Larry and Shemp have what he needs in "Dopey Dicks" (1950)? Next, ex-sanitarium patient Shemp may not be over his hallucinations, as he plans to wed his homely nurse, in "Scrambled Brains" (1951), and the boys are frontier dentists in "The Tooth Will Out" (1951). 47 min. total.
The Three Stooges: False Alarms VHS
Going to parties is more important than battling blazes to firemen Moe, Curly and Larry in "False Alarms" (1936). Also, the fellas are "Three Pests in a Mess" (1945) when some crooks think they're contest winners, and "Flat Foot Stooges" (1938) finds the boys back to fighting fires--this time in their own station! 48 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Fuelin' Around VHS
Moe, Larry and Shemp meet up with "ghosts" in Glenheather Castle in "Hot Scots" (1948), develop a special "rocket fuel" in "Fuelin' Around" (1949), and teach dancing to some South Seas natives in "Hula-La-La" (1951). 55 min. total.
The Three Stooges: G.I. Stooge [DVD] DVD
All we need is a few good men. We'll have to settle for Moe, Larry and Curly, who star in six soldierly shorts, including "Boobs in Arms," "Back from the Front," "G.I. Wanna Go Home," "Wee Wee Monsieur," "No Doughboys" and "Dizzy Pilots." 123 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby mono.
The Three Stooges: Gents In A Jam VHS
A landlady looking for rent, a wrestler looking for his wife, and a visit by rich Uncle Phineas add up to trouble for Moe, Larry and Shemp, the "Gents in a Jam" (1952). Also, some jewel thieves have a run-in with the Stooges in "A Snitch in Time" (1950); and installing a TV antenna turns into a disaster in "Goof on the Roof" (1953). 55 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Greatest Hits & Rarities VHS
Along with the classic Columbia shorts "Brideless Groom," "Disorder in the Court," "Malice in the Palace" and "Sing a Song of Six Pants," this Stooge-a-copia also features Moe, Larry and Curly with Ted Healy in the 1933 short "Hollywood on Parade," Shemp starring in 1934's "Knife of the Party," and Moe, Larry and Shemp appearing with Ed Wynn in the 1950 TV show "Camel Comedy Caravan." 131 min.
The Three Stooges: Greatest Hits & Rarities [DVD] DVD
Along with the classic Columbia shorts "Brideless Groom," "Disorder in the Court," "Malice in the Palace" and "Sing a Song of Six Pants," this Stooge-a-copia also features Moe, Larry and Curly with Ted Healy in the 1933 short "Hollywood on Parade," Shemp starring in 1934's "Knife of the Party," and Moe, Larry and Shemp appearing with Ed Wynn in the 1950 TV show "Camel Comedy Caravan." 131 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English mono; photo gallery.
The Three Stooges: Healthy, Wealthy And Dumb VHS
You "coitenly" won't want to miss Moe, Larry and Curly testifying in a murder trial in "Disorder in the Court" (1936). "Pardon My Scotch" (1935) has them playing eccentric distillers McSniff, McSnuff and McSnort; and Curly wins a radio jingle contest in "Healthy, Wealthy and Dumb" (1938). 60 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Healthy, Wealthy And Dumb [DVD] DVD
Six-short collection includes "Healthy, Wealthy and Dumb," "Gents Without Cents," "If a Body Meets a Body," "Rockin' Through the Rockies," "Phony Express" and "Whoops I'm an Indian." 106 min.
The Three Stooges: Heavenly Daze VHS
Sent down from Heaven, would-be angel Shemp has to reform Larry and Moe in order to win his wings in "Heavenly Daze" (1948). "The Ghost Talks" (1949) has the boys as movers who are spooked by a haunted suit of armor (and a skeleton named Red), while the great hypnotist Svengarlic clouds their minds (more than usual) and sends them out on a skyscraper flagpole in "Hocus Pocus" (1949). 49 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Higher Than A Kite VHS
Who else but Larry, Moe and Curly could try to become R.A.F. pilots and wind up in a bomb dropped on General Bommel's headquarters? It happens in "Higher than a Kite" (1943), followed by the trio's encounter with escaped Japanese POWs in "The Yoke's on Me" (1944) and their masquerade as three Japanese soldiers in a Nazi spy nest in "No Dough, Boys" (1944). 55 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Hoi Polloi VHS
Can trash haulers Moe, Larry and Curly be turned into refined gentlemen? That's the wager two educators make in "Hoi Polloi" (1936). Next, the boys play janitors who are mistaken for doctors by crooks in "A Gem of a Jam" (1943), and are ex-soldiers who mistakenly re-enlist, much to the delight of their sadistic sergeant, in "Half-Shot Shooters" (1936). 53 min. total.
The Three Stooges: How High Is Up? VHS
"Pygmalion" gets that special Stooge treatment with "Half-Wits' Holiday" (1947), Curly's last short with the team. Next, head out West with a hearty cry of "Moe, Larry, cheese!" in "Horse Collars" (1935), and find out "How High Is Up?" (1940) when the boys work as steeplejacks. 53 min. total.
The Three Stooges: I'm A Monkey's Uncle VHS
It's "Jurassic Stooges" when cavemen Moe, Shemp and Larry get their clubs out to do some courting in "I'm a Monkey's Uncle" (1948). Next, the boys turn troubador to help a blacksmith win a princess's hand in "Squareheads of the Round Table" (1948); and "Mummy's Dummies" (1948) finds them as used-chariot salesmen in ancient Egypt. 55 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Idiots Deluxe VHS
Curly and Larry take Moe for a "restful" vacation in the woods in "Idiots Deluxe" (1945). Next, Curly's toothache keeps everybody in pain in "I Can Hardly Wait" (1944), while "Idle Roomers" (1944) finds the boys in a hotel with a werewolf. 55 min. total.
The Three Stooges: If A Body Meets A Body VHS
Spread out, so everyone can watch Moe, Larry and Curly as inept bodyguards who foil enemy spies in "Spook Louder" (1943). Next is the Stooges' Oscar-nominated hospital spoof, "Men in Black" (1934). Then Curly is heir to a fortune in "If a Body Meets a Body" (1943). 60 min. total.
The Three Stooges: In The Sweet Pie And Pie VHS
In order to collect an inheritance, three sisters marry condemned convicts Moe, Larry and Curly in "In the Sweet Pie and Pie" (1941), but the joke's on them when the boys are pardoned. "Phony Express" (1943) finds our heroes as salesmen out West who are mistaken for outlaws; while they make the leap from hashslingers to racehorse owners in "Playing the Ponies" (1937). 55 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Jerks Of All Trades(1949) VHS
In 1949, Moe, Larry and Shemp made a half-hour pilot for a planned TV series. Never aired, the show features the fellas as inept interior decorators who wreck the home of clients (and big-screen foils) Emil Sitka and Symona Boniface. Also included on this video are highlights from a 1998 Three Stooges convention, with knuckleheads aplenty. 40 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Listen, Judge VHS
Inept repairmen Larry, Moe and Shemp fill in as kitchen "help" for a dinner party in "Listen, Judge" (1952). Next, the boys are druggists who think they've invented a youth serum in "Bubble Trouble" (1953), and unwilling stowaways on an ocean liner with a foreign spy named Bortch in "Dunked in the Deep" (1949). 51 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Loco Boy Makes Good VHS
It's "Loco Boy Makes Good" (1942) when Curly, Larry and Moe help an elderly woman keep her hotel. The Stooges are in Ancient Rome in "Matri-Phony" (1942), when a disguised Curly becomes the emperor's wife, then they're three inept salesmen in "Saved by the Belle" (1939). 55 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Merry Mavericks [DVD] DVD
Six-short collection includes "Merry Mavericks," "Cactus Makes Perfect," "Out West," "Vagabond Lovers," "Dopey Dicks" and "Punchy Cowpunchers." 99 min.
The Three Stooges: Micro-Phonies VHS
Join intrepid Union spies Moe, Larry and Curly in "Uncivil Warriors" (1935). Next, follow the guys on a movie shoot in darkest Africa as the "Three Missing Links" (1938). Finally, Curly has to impersonate a female singer in "Micro-Phonies" (1946). 55 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Monkey Businessmen VHS
When their fiancees' father is framed, Larry, Moe and Curly go into jail to help him in "Three Smart Saps" (1942). The Stooges' plans to make their own beer blow up in their faces in "Beer Barrel Polecats" (1946), and a rest home visit is anything but restful in "Monkey Businessmen" (1946). 55 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Nutty But Nice VHS
Larry, Curly and Moe are "coitenly" "Nutty But Nice" (1940) when they help look for a little girl's missing father. Next, they're "The Sitter-Downers" (1937) when they strike to gain the right to marry three sisters, and in "Slippery Silks" (1936) they're furniture designers who inherit a dress shop. 55 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Nutty But Nice [DVD] DVD
A bounty of slaps, pokes and bops abound in this collection of shorts including "A Ducking They Did Go," "Hoi Polloi," "Half-Wits Holiday," "Higher Than a Kite," "False Alarms" and "Nutty but Nice." 105 min. Standard; Soundtracks: English mono, Spanish, Portuguese; Subtitles: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese; scene access.
The Three Stooges: Nyuks x 10 Giftbox VHS
It's "stooges galore" with this 10-tape boxed set featuring 30 shorts. The volumes include "A Plumbing We Will Go," "Crash Goes the Hash," "Higher Than a Kite," "I'm a Monkey's Uncle," "Yes, We Have No Bonanza," "In the Sweet Pie and Pie," "If a Body Meets a Body," "Idiot's Deluxe," "Movie Maniacs" and "Loco Boy Makes Good," and many more.
The Three Stooges: Out West VHS
Shemp's "vein trouble" sends the fellas "Out West" (1947), where they get mixed up with outlaws and save the heroic Arizona Kid. There's more frontier frolics when the Stooges and the Kid re-team to stop gold thieves in "Punchy Cowpunchers" (1950), followed by the boys being mistaken for lawmen in "Merry Mavericks" (1951). 51 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Rhythm And Weep VHS
Would-be vaudevillians Moe, Larry and Curly team up with three gorgeous actresses when an eccentric millionaire offers to sponsor them in a stage show in "Rhythm and Weep" (1946). The boys go "Back to the Front" (1943) as Merchant Marines who uncover a Nazi spy ring and become "The Three Troubledoers" (1946) out West to save a girl from outlaws. 55 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Shivering Sherlocks VHS
As "Studio Stoops" (1950), publicity men Moe, Shemp and Larry plan a starlet's "kidnapping" that becomes the real thing. Jewel thieves plan an operation when Shemp swallows the Punjab Diamond in "Crime on Their Hands" (1948), while the boys have to face a brute named Angel ("He'll do a nice quiet job") in "Shivering Sherlocks" (1948). 55 min. total.
The Three Stooges: So Long, Mr. Chumps VHS
The search for an honest man leads Moe, Curly and Larry to prison(!) in "So Long, Mr. Chumps" (1941). "Three Loan Wolves" (1946) finds the Stooges as pawnbrokers who wind up caring for an abandoned infant; and they become owners of Seabiscuit, the "talking" horse, in "Even as I.O.U." (1942). 55 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Spook Louder [DVD] DVD
Six-short collection includes "Spook Louder," "Mummy's Dummies," "Shivering Sherlocks," "The Ghost Talks," "Hokus Pokus" and "Fright Night." 99 min. Standard; Soundtracks: English mono, Spanish, Portuguese; Subtitles: English, Spanish, Portuguese; scene access.
The Three Stooges: The Early Years VHS
Stooges fans won't want to miss this amazing three-tape collection of rarities featuring the comedy team. Larry, Moe and Curly star with ex-boss Ted Healy in the 1933-34 MGM shorts "Nertsery Rhymes," "Beer and Pretzels," "Plane Nuts" and "The Big Idea"; Curly appears with George Givot in "Roast Beef and Movies" (1934); and Shemp does solo work for Vitaphone in "Salt Water Daffy" (1933), "Corn on the Cop" (1934) and "His First Flame" (1935). Also includes "Disorder in the Court," "Brideless Groom," "Malice in the Palace" and "Sing a Song of Six Pants." 222 min. total on three tapes.
The Three Stooges: They Stooge To Conga VHS
The Axis powers had to fight on the European Front, the Pacific Front and the Stooge Front. Watch as repairmen Larry, Moe and Curly uncover an enemy spy nest in "They Stooge to Conga" (1941), followed by the boys' hilarious Hitler spoofs, "You Nazty Spy!" (1940) and "I'll Never Heil Again" (1940). 55 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Three Arabian Nuts VHS
Shemp, Larry and Moe never had a friend like the genie they find in an antique lamp in "Three Arabian Nuts" (1951). Next, the boys are tailors who sew up some crooks in "Sing a Song of Six Pants" (1947) and druggists who invent a "youth serum" in "All Gummed Up" (1947). 55 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Three Little Pigskins VHS
The boys are hired to "play" college football in "Three Little Pigskins" (1934), with a young Lucille Ball. Next a gorilla drives the Stooges ape when they're "Dizzy Detectives" (1943), and in "Sock-A-Bye Baby" (1942) an abandoned baby makes them instant fathers. 55 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Three Little Pirates VHS
Moe, Larry and Curly use their classic "Maha!" ("A ha!") routine to escape an evil ruler's clutches in "Three Little Pirates" (1946), help the Pilgrims settle the colonies in "Back to the Woods" (1937), and wind up on opposite sides of the war in "Uncivil War Birds" (1946). 55 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Three Smart Saps [DVD] DVD
Shemp, Larry and Moe never had a friend like the genie they find in an antique lamp in "Three Arabian Nuts" (1951); next, the boys demolish a golf course in "Three Little Beers" (1935); and when their fiancees' father is framed, Larry, Moe and Curly go into jail to help him in "Three Smart Saps" (1942); then the boys enter the political arena in the slapstick satire "Three Dark Horses" (1952); and, finally, "Three Loan Wolves" (1946) finds the Stooges as pawnbrokers who wind up caring for an abandoned infant. 82 min.
The Three Stooges: Vagabond Loafers VHS
"This house has sho' gone crazy" when plumbers Larry, Shemp and Moe are called in to fix a leak at a swank mansion in "Vagabond Loafers" (1949), and crash another society gathering as exterminators who supply their own pests in "The Pest Man Wins" (1951). Finally, the boys enter the political arena in the slapstick satire "Three Dark Horses" (1952). 48 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Wee Wee Monsieur VHS
After spending time seeing the Paris sights, Larry, Moe and Curly accidentally join the French Foreign Legion in "Wee Wee Monsieur" (1938). Shemp takes over "third stooge" duty for "Pardon My Clutch" (1948), in which a planned camping trip never gets past the fellas' front door, and "Fiddlers Three" (1948), where the fellas help Old King Cole find his missing daughter. 50 min. total.
The Three Stooges: What's The Matador? VHS
Moe, Larry and Curly find themselves in the Army in "Boobs in Arms" (1940). Next it's a trip down to Mexico to throw the bull in "What's the Matador?" (1942), followed by "Mutts to You" (1938), with the boys as "dog wash" owners who find an abandoned baby. 55 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Who Done It? VHS
Shemp, Larry and Moe are boxing managers who get into trouble with gangsters in "Fright Night" (1947), Shemp's first film with the team. The boys take a train to track down a con artist in "Hold That Lion" (1947), with a cameo from a hirsute Curly, and play detective when they try to solve "Who Done It?" (1949). 55 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Whoops I'm An Indian VHS
Frontier con men Moe, Larry and Curly masquerade as Indians to escape the law, then must dodge a burly trapper who's fallen for "squaw" Curly in "Whoops I'm an Indian" (1936). Next, the boys are scouts leading a group of chorus girls out West in "Rockin' Through the Rockies" (1940), while "Cactus Makes Perfect" (1942) finds them trying their hand at gold prospecting. 72 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Woman Haters VHS
This zany collection is highlighted by the Stooges' first Columbia short (with all the dialogue in rhyme), "Woman Haters" (1934). Next the boys demolish a golf course in "Three Little Beers" (1935); and in "Tassels in the Air" (1938), they impersonate interior decorators. 60 min. total.
The Three Stooges: Yes, We Have No Bonanza VHS
Moe, Larry and Curly head for Egypt and the tomb of King Rootin-Tootin in "We Want Our Mummy" (1939). In "Restless Knights" (1935), the Queen is kidnapped and her "stalwart" guards must find her. Finally, the Stooges are out West looking for gold in "Yes, We Have No Bonanza" (1939). 60 min. total.