The Three Stooges Collection: Curly Classics / All The World's A Stooge / Spook Louder (3-Pack) (Full Frame)

DVD, COLUMBIA TRI STAR

Disc 1: "A Plumbing We Will Go" (1940) - When the Three Stooges pose as plumbers to elude the police, the ineptness overflows and they almost destroy a mansion. "Men In Black" (1934) - Medical malpractice is an understatement when describing what the Stooges do at the Los Arms Hospital. "Micro-Phonies" (1945) - When Curly is mistaken for an opera diva, the Stooges find their calling on the stage. "Punch-Drunks" (1934) - Larry's rendition of "Pop Goes the Weasel" transforms Curly from a harmless cream puff into a vicious contender. "Three Little Pigskins" (1934) - When the Stooges are mistaken for star football players, they not only find themselves running for goals but running for their lives. "Woman Haters" (1934) - When Larry breaks his oath to the Woman Haters Club by marrying, he is treated like a traitor by his fellow members. Disc 2: "Spook Louder" (1943) - Traveling salesmen The Three Stooges meet their toughest customers when an inventor hires them to guard his spooky home. "Mummy's Dummies" (1948) - The Smiling Egyptians is a used-chariot lot run by the Stooges in ancient Egypt. Business is booming until they make the mistake of selling a lemon to the chief of the palace guard. "Shivering Sherlocks" (1947) - When an armored car robber strikes, the Stooges are rounded up for interrogation. "The Ghost Talks" (1949) - Their job is to remove a suit of armor from the Smorgasbord Castle but he armor doesn't want to leave until the ghost of Lady Godiva returns for their rendezvous! "Hokus Pokus" (1949) - A beautiful con artist uses Moe, Larry and Shemp as a character references in her scheme to defraud an insurance company. "Fright Night" (1947) - In Shemp's first short as a member of the Stooges, the three are trainers at Muscle Manor, a macho gym for boxers. Disc 3: "Grips, Grunts, and Groans" (1937) - The Three Stooges face a potential bout with disaster when the wrestler they're supposed to watch over gets too drunk to fight. "All the World's a Stooge" (1941) - A millionaire disguises the Three Stooges as children and brings them home to convince his wife not to adopt. "3 Dumb Clucks" (1937) - "'Till death do us part" takes on new meaning as the Three Stooges try to prevent their father from marrying a gold-digging young floozy. "Three Little Pirates" (1946) - In order to walk the plank to freedom, the shipwrecked Stooges must escape from the governor of Dead Man's Island. "Uncivil War Birds" (1946) - As Civil War breaks out, the Three Stooges join the army on opposite sides. "Back to the Woods" (1937) - The threat of the white man is nothing compared to that of the Indians. "Violent Is the Word for Curly" (1938) - The Stooges hide out at Mildew College for Women, where they teach the students how to swing. Interactive Menus; Subtitles: English, Spanish, French, Portuguese. Presented in Black & White.