Rl.
Sep. 7 / Prod. No. 4107 / 151/2
m / p d Jules White / st
scr Clyde Bruckman /
ph Al Zeigler / e
Edwin Bryant / a Charles
Clague / C: Nanette Bordeaux (Lulabelle), Emil Sitka (B.K.
Doaks), Christine McIntyre (Ginger), Mildred Olsen and Judy Malcolm
(Show Girls)
SYN:
Moe, Larry and Shemp are prop
men and bit players for B.K. Doaks' new flop "The Bride Wore Spurs".
They try to stop Nick Barker, a nasty theater critic, from sneaking
backstage and panning the new show. Of course, they only succeed in
beating each other up. Later, Shemp puts a potholder within the layers
of a cake he's baking which leads to a mass coughing fit of feathers
by the stooges on stage. This causes the show to be a hit, and Moe,
Larry and Shemp are promised leads in Doaks' next show.
-Synopsis
by Larrysgirl
Quick
Hits:
-
You may remember the coughing
up feathers gag that was birthed in Uncivil Warriors when Curly
was too busy trying to flirt with a Southern Belle and accidentally
layered a cake with a torn potholder.
WT:
How Hammy Was My Hamlet FN:
The lettuce washing and clothesline gag was reworked
using money in Jail Busters (1955, Allied Artists), featuring
the Bowery Boys, and later in a 1965 live-action segment of The New
Three Stooges color cartoon series.
