Three Stooges, The (An Illustrated History, From Amalgamated Morons to American Icons)
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Released September 01, 1963
Featuring Moe, Larry and Curly Joe
Featuring Moe, Larry and Curly Joe
Normandy Productions
14 min. (Short Subject)
14 min. (Short Subject)
September 1963, Normandy Productions and Columbia co-distributed the original, unsold THE THREE STOOGES SCRAPBOOK (1960) color television pilot in theaters, as two short subjects... a 14 minute short incorporating the first 2/3 of the film, and an 9 minute short with the final third. This is the 14-minute short.
While rehearsing a new opening bit for their children's television program THE THREE STOOGES SCRAPBOOK, Moe, Larry & Curly Joe are evicted by their landlady for cooking in the rooming house. Searching for a new apartment, the Stooges travel to Creepy Manor in Lompoc, where eccentric scientist Dr. Dolottle (Emil Sitka) asks them to stay and help him guard his new invention from enemy spies. Turning in for the night, a disguised spy, Dolottle's butler Nick, enters the Stooges' room through a secret panel and attempts to scare them away.
Although the script presents Emil Sitka's character as 'Prof. Doyle,' he is called 'Prof. Dolottle' in the film, a pun on the popular childrens' story character 'Dr. Dolittle.'
In the scene with the spy carrying a sleeping Larry, Emil Sitka doubled for the actor playing Nick the butler.
Avg. Rating: 
[6.00/10]
[6.00/10]
Joe DeRita
Curly Joe
Moe Howard
Moe
Larry Fine
Larry
Marjorie Eaton
Mrs. McGinnis
Emil Sitka
Prof. Dolottle
Don Lamond
Narrator
Edward Innes
Landlord
Albert Grazier
Nick the butler
The Eligibles
Theme singers
Norman Maurer
Producer
Sidney Miller
Director
Elwood Ullman
Story and Screenplay
Hal A. McAlpin
Director of Photography
Nelson Cording
Camera Operator
Albert Scheving
Assistant Cameraman
Owen Marsh
Assistant Cameraman
Chuck Gladden
Film Editor
Leon Leon
Sound Recording
Larry Golding
Asst. Sound Recording
Jim Burnett
Boom
Paul Dunlap
Music
George Duning
Theme Music
Stanley Styne
Lyrics
Frank Lombardo
Set Decoration
Harry Slott
Assistant Director
Dave Marks
2nd Assistant Director
Jack Angel
Costumer
Ted Coodley
Makeup
Joe Franklin
Script Supervisor
Chick Chichetti
Property Master
Mel Sternlight
Assistant Propman
Tex Hayes
Grip
Fred Pastoue
2nd Grip
Robert Petzoldt
Chief Electrician
Bobby Sharp
Crab Operator
Bill Kane
Best Boy
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Sascha Brastoff
Special Effects
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