Great Movie Comedians, The (From Charlie Chaplin to Woody Allen)
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Released May 19, 1961
Featuring Moe, Larry and Curly Joe
Featuring Moe, Larry and Curly Joe
20th Century Fox
2 min. (Newsreel)
2 min. (Newsreel)
Moe, Larry and Curly Joe are shown entertaining children in New York's Bellvue Hospital. In Ottowa, Canada, Pres. Kennedy addresses the Parliament, attends a dinner given by Governor General Vanier, and confers with Prime Minister Diefenbaker. Former Pres. Eisenhower attends a West Point parade in his honor. Gen. Chang Do-Young is seen riding into Seoul, S. Korea after his overthrow of S. Korean Pres. John Chang, Chariot racers compete in the Foro Italico Stadium in Rome, Italy.
Leading up to the release of SNOW WHITE AND THE THREE STOOGES in June 1961, the Stooges make another appearance in a Fox newsreel. Two weeks earlier, a Movietone reel showed them at the Radio City Music Hall premiere of RETURN TO PEYTON PLACE.
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Moe Howard
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Joe DeRita
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Larry Fine
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John F. Kennedy
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Georges Vanier
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John Diefenbaker
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Chang Do-Young
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