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Ritz Brothers, The
The Films, Television Shows and Other Career Highlights of the Famous Comedy Trio
| Author: | Roy Liebman |
|---|---|
| Paperback: | 215 pages |
| Publisher: | McFarland & Company (2021) |
| Avg. Rating: |  [ Unrated ] |
| ISBN: | 1476681368 |
| In Print? | Yes |
Among the Ritz films discussed are SING, BABY, SING (1936 20thFox), costarring Ted Healy, and BLAZING STEWARDESSES (1975). The latter was to feature the Stooge trio of Moe Howard, Joe DeRita and Emil Sitka, who dropped out due to Moe's declining health. They were replaced by Harry & Jimmy Ritz.
From the back cover...
"The Ritz Brothers were a popular comedy trio in vaudeville, nightclubs, movies and television for more than four decades. Today largely overlooked among the classic comedy pantheon, they have been acknowledged as inspirations by such comics as Mel Brooks, Milton Berle, Jerry Lewis and Sid Caesar.
The first full-length studiy of their work examines all the Ritz Brothers' feature films and short subjects 1934 - 1976, and their television appearances, with background information from the 20th Century-Fox archives. Contemporaries and modern-day reviews and critiques are included."
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