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Writer:
Felix Adler (writer)
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Release Date:
28 March 1957 (USA) more
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TRIPLE-HEADER OF HILARITY more
Plot:
The stooges appear in triplicate as three sets of triplets who were separated a long time ago. Their... more | add synopsis
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Cast

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Moe Howard ... Himself / Max / Morris
Larry Fine ... Himself / Louie / Luke

Joe Besser ... Himself / Jack / Jeff
Nanette Bordeaux ... May

Jeanne Carmen ... Mary
Ruth White ... Leona
Suzanne Ridgeway ... Jane
Harriette Tarler ... Letty
Diana Darrin ... Jill
Frank Sully ... Waiter / Narrator
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Directed by
Jules White 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Felix Adler  writer

Produced by
Jules White .... producer
 
Cinematography by
Irving Lippman 
 
Film Editing by
Harold White 
 
Art Direction by
Paul Palmentola 
 
Set Decoration by
Dave Montrose 
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Irving J. Moore .... assistant director (as Irving Moore)
 

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Additional Details

Also Known As:
A Merry Marriage Mix-Up (USA) (working title)
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Fun Stuff

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Revealing mistakes: Just before the big group gets ready to leave the tavern, we see a couple of the Moe and Larry doubles trying to get out of view of the camera in the back of the shot of the whole group. more
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Spoofs Marty (1955) more

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Shows that things could have been better with Joe, 20 September 2006
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Author: ftgplus4 from United States

I have to admit that I haven't seen too many Stooges shorts yet, but I've seen enough to form this opinion: The quality of a given short has less to do with who the third Stooge is than with the quality of the writing. I've seen both good and not-so-good shorts with Curly, Shemp and Joe. (I haven't seen much good stuff with Curly-Joe, but that's another story.)

Joe gets a lot of badmouthing from fans, but this short is a good indication that the usually low quality of the 1957-58 shorts wasn't all his fault. This one isn't great in the writing department (just good), but in it Joe does pretty well at fitting in as a Stooge with the other two (rather than being pitted against them as in, say, "Flying Saucer Daffy"). He takes his share of the slapstick, and he doesn't lapse into his "sissy" persona too much.

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