Three Stooges, The (An Illustrated History, From Amalgamated Morons to American Icons)
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Released October 05, 1944
Featuring Shemp Howard (Solo)
Featuring Shemp Howard (Solo)
Columbia
78 min. (Feature Film)
78 min. (Feature Film)
Ace Green comic strip artist Bill Harrison (Allyn Joslyn) and his author wife Jacqueline (Evelyn Keyes) are also amateur sleuths, much to the annoyance of police Lieutenant Washburn (Edgar Buchanan). At a society banquet event, Dr. Baumler, the physician at an upstate German POW camp, dies and Harrison insists it's murder by poison. The Harrisons, the skeptical Washburn and his bumbling assistant Sgt. Erwin are on the case, and all uncover a web of espionage involving Germans who've fled their Nazi-ruled homeland, and Axis agents.
Shemp Howard appears as the Harrisons' myopic, dim-witted laundry man.
Avg. Rating: 
[7.50/10]
[7.50/10]
Allyn Joslyn
Bill Harrison
Evelyn Keyes
Jacqueline Harrison
Edgar Buchanan
Lt. Washburn
Frank Jenks
Sgt. Erwin
Hugo Haas
Domino
Marguerite Chapman
Marie Dumont Baumler
Nina Foch
Frieda Brenner
Shemp Howard
Laundry man
Edwin Stanley
Dr. Parrish
Ivan Triesault
Dr. Baumler
Erwin Kalser
Dr. Brenner
John Wengraf
Rudolph Kruger
Tonio Selwart
Leslie Carson
Jack Lee
Jack Sampson
Arthur Space
Mac
Eugene Borden
Toman
Erik Rolf
Johansen
Carole Mathews
Gloria
Hugh Beaumont
FBI agent Carey
William Forrest
Supt. Reynolds
Lane Chandler
Mounted officer
Edgar Dearing
Motorcycle cop
Kernan Cripps
Policecar officer
Brian O'Hara
Policeman
Larry Emmons
Policeman
James Flavin
Bank guard
Ralph Dunn
Doorman
Bess Flowers
Fashionable woman
John Tyrrell
1st taxi driver
Jack Carr
Taxi driver
Sam Finn
Taxi driver
Tom Coleman
Taxi driver
Robert Emmett Keane
Psychiatrist
Dean Collins
Jitterbugger
Rosemary Wilson
Jitterbugger
George Sorel
M. C.
Buddy Swan
Newsboy
Harold Minjir
Hat salesman
Martha Wentworth
Bartender
Ray Teal
Truck driver
Pauline Derby
Girl
Kenner G. Kemp
Nightclub patron
Florence Wix
Nightclub patron
James Conaty
Nightclub patron
Harry Semels
Man in police lineup
Reed Howes
Bank officer
Lew Davis
Man on street
Alfred E. Green
Director
Burt Kelly
Producer
Oscar Saul
Story and Screenplay
Jerome Odlum
Screenplay
Eve Greene
Screenplay
Jack Henley
Additional Dialogue
Franz Planer
Director of Photography
Richard Fantl
Film Editor
Lionel Banks
Art Director
Walter Holscher
Art Director
George Montgomery
Set Decoration
Jack A. Goodrich
Sound Director
Morris W. Stoloff
Musical Director
Marlin Skiles
Musical Score
George Duning
Music
Jean Louis
Gowns
William Mull
Assistant Director
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