Funny Parts, The (A History of Film History Routines and Gags)
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Ted Healy in one of his earliest known publicity shots, circa 1918
FALL 2025 - Editor: Gary Lassin
by Gary Lassin
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Aki Aleong (1934 - 2025)
by Gary Lassin
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- STOP! LOOK! AND LAUGH! (1960) has been released on BluRay by Sony
- Ohio State Lottery released a new "Three Stooges Pie Payout" scratch-off game in May
- MAD LOVE (1935) with Ted Healy re-issued on BluRay in a 6-film "Hollywood Legends of Horror Collection" from Warner Archive
- 27th annual Three Stooges Big Screen Event will be held November 27 at the Alex Theatre in Glendale CA
- The upcoming 200th issue of "The Three Stooges Journal" is looking for interesting articles from members
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Source: Brad Server and Kelly Leckron
Recent Howard family reunion photos featuring...
- Brad Server (Curly's grandson), Tessa Maurer (Moe's great-granddaughter) and Chandler Isaac (Shemp's great-granddaughter)
- Curly Howard family members Jane Hanky (youngest daughter), Annabelle Leckron (great-granddaughter), Frank Hanky (Jane's husband) and Kelly Leckron
by Brent Seguine
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From late August to the end of September 1944, Joe DeRita performed with Bing Crosby's USO troupe in England, and for the Allied troops advancing thru France toward Germany. We take a detailed look at this dangerous duty as the pre-Stooge Curly Joe and others put their lives at risk to entertain the G. I.s
by Erin Smith
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The Little League Baseball World Series has a tradition of competing teams creating and sharing souvenir pins with each other. The museum staff discusses the pins that were created by the kids to feature The Three Stooges, some of which are on display in The Stoogeum.
by Journal Staff
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- Al Richardson
- Suzanne Ridgeway
- Don Roberts
- Jeannie Roberts
- Wally Rose
- Al Rosen
- Gene Roth
- Arthur Rowlands
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Fan classified advertisements
by Gary Lassin
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Trivia Q&A
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Source: Gary Lassin
"Using baby strollers to travel in fashion, the Boys visit The Philadelphia Zoo, 1938. Curly gets a push from actor Eddie Laughton, who was traveling with The Stooges as their straight man. Larry gets help from Roger Conant, the Zoo's Curator of Reptiles, while Moe's aide is unknown. The Zoo's famous "Dying Lioness" statue is visible in the background right."
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