In case anyone is wondering, the birds and Columbus are voiced by Mel Blanc, making this the second time being involved with a Three Stooges production. The first was as the voice of Quinto the puppet in Snow White and The Three Stooges.
I remember the 3 Stooges cartoons from my childhood, along with the Beatles cartoons in the mid 60s. And now I'm in my mid 60s. Thanks for the awesome gift.❤
This is the awesomest find of the year! Thanks for the share! Had I know this was happening, I would have pitched in some dough directly, but it's a great surprise nonetheless!!
There's more in the sense that every other post labeled "Three Stooges Scrapbook" consists of the live action short that was originally intended to bookend this cartoon. I would say that now it should be possible to reconstruct the entire original half-hour program, but the other parts don't begin to compare with the quality of this restoration job so it would not look great overall...
The 1965 cartoon of The 3 Stooges was by an animation company called Cambria Animation Inc. This 1960 cartoon was animated by a short lived animation company called TV Spots, Inc. Read it at the end of the credits if you can look beyond the blockings advertising other videos. Norman Maurer (Moe's son in law) tried to sell this and the live action part of "The 3 Stooges Scrapbook" as a whole package deal to at least two networks (CBS and ABC) at the time, but came up empty when both networks rejected the series. Columbia Pictures divided the two segments of both live action show and cartoon when the Stooges were still making movie deals with Columbia in co-association with Norman Maurer's Normandy Pictures, Inc. The results were issued to movie theatres as short subjects in September 1963 by Columbia. The Stooges made two more movies for Columbia/Normandy after that, "Around The World In A Daze", and "The Outlaws are a' Comin'" Normandy's final film was the unsold pilot "Kook's Tour" in late 1969. The live action scenes were re-shot in black & white and were inserted in the 1962 Columbia/Normandy movie "The 3 Stooges In Orbit."
@CurlysGrandson,Thank you for sharing this with your fellow Stooge fans. I had only ever seen a black and white print of this. I love your channel and am a huge fan of your Grandfather and his brothers (as well as Larry Fine). Ive been watching the Three Stooges for many decades and they always make me laugh. Moe was so dedicated to keeping the trio going. Curly left us far too soon and when Larry passed and then Moe,both in 1975 it was the end of an era.
Isn't it funny how no idea is ever new? This episode proves that the flat earth theory has often resurfaced for many decades. Also it proves that the comedy of Gilbert Godfrey portraying an obnoxious bird like Yazo from the Lion King isn't a new gag
Isn’t t it funny how no iden is ever is ever new this episode proves that the flat earth theory has has often that the comedy of Gilbert Godfrey portrayed an obnoxious bird like ha o from the lion king isn’t new gag
I love the 3 stooges. Curly was the heart of the stooges. Moe was the brains of the stooges. Shemp with his physical antics was the body of the stooges. The act was complete with Larry Fine. Larry was an important part of the team. Larry's voice was iconic.
I was wondering about this cartoon, Curly G! I saw bits of it in "The Three Stooges in Orbit," and knew someone would restore it! "Saddle up my Rolls Royce, son, and I'll be on my way." - Mr. Galveston of Galveston, the Stooges' Sponsor from the film
I kind of want that square globe. Great share, good restoration of this film (I thought the cartoon and theme were from Videocraft, the theme song sounded like they used the same singers from the 1961 cartoons Tales of the Wizard Of Oz).
I remeber watching the episode where moe and larry were teaching curly Piglatin and it had me laughing so hard when moe said "Moe...O-May, Larry...Ary-Lay and curly?" Curly saying "Curly-Q" in a a happy voice and Moe's reaction were fantastic so much of my childhood I grew up watching Three Stooges (with Curly and Shemp) and Marx Brothers (even the movies with Zepo Marx) I'm 29yo and still love this old humor and slapstick gags, the movie that was made a few years ago I wanted to ask if the estates of the original three-stooges gave the approval and helped with the characters cause the actors portraying the original Moe, Curly, Larry were amazing it felt like watching the old shorts again and the directors really went all out recreating what the OG Stooges would have done or acted - I remember watching old time stuff, Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin, George Carlin, and even Old Peter pan movie 1960, Marx Brothers movies with my dad and still do to this day - I was in college a few years ago and a professor showed a Marx Brothers movie scene (famous mirror scene - with Groucho and Harpo and the broken mirror) and I was the only student in the class that knew the movie and scene everyone looked to me in shock and awe even my professor and well I'm an old soul in a young body type person - I really appreciate the hard work your team has done and love the skits keep them coming
Production-wise this looks a lot like the work of Total Television, who did stuff like "Underdog" and "Tennessee Tuxedo." At the very least, maybe some of the same animators were used..?
TV Spots actually animated the first few episodes of "King Leonardo and His Short Subjects" before Gamma Productions took over. Maybe that's what you were thinking of?
Nice, this was lost media for a while. Thanks Brad/Chris/Andy for the restoration.
Never have I ever thought I’d see the day, an actual showing of the Three Stooges Scrapbook! Amazing 🤩
I had no idea they made another one of these. I thought there was just the one where some of the footage was repurposed into one of their movies.
They were originally one full short, a TV pilot from 1960. They were released as separate shorts in 1963 in theaters.
@@enriquemedina3631From what i can see online: There's 3 in total
Brad, this is wonderful. Thank you so much for sharing. And hopefully we get more things like this. You Andy and Chris did a wonderful job.
Great job of restoring this lost episode of the Three Stooges.
The rare scrapbook in color by the three stooges. Thanks Brad. Awesome 😎👍🎥🎞️
In case anyone is wondering, the birds and Columbus are voiced by Mel Blanc, making this the second time being involved with a Three Stooges production. The first was as the voice of Quinto the puppet in Snow White and The Three Stooges.
It a very unique voice
Wonder why Mel didn't get a credit? I see five people besides the Stooges listed including Emil Sitka, who I *didn't* see or hear!
I was just wondering if that was Mel, voicing for the Parrot. Thx..!
😮 No way! Wow!
The bird sounded like Speedy Gonzales
I remember the 3 Stooges cartoons from my childhood, along with the Beatles cartoons in the mid 60s. And now I'm in my mid 60s. Thanks for the awesome gift.❤
This is the awesomest find of the year! Thanks for the share! Had I know this was happening, I would have pitched in some dough directly, but it's a great surprise nonetheless!!
Glad to finally see the cartoon we saw only snippets of in The Three Stooges in Orbit!
I'm very much looking forward to this. 💗👍 Thanks so much. This was fun
This cartoon is different from the 3 Stooges cartoons. Thanks so much!! 😁👍 It's a special visual gift 🎁 ❤
Is there more? 🤔
There's more in the sense that every other post labeled "Three Stooges Scrapbook" consists of the live action short that was originally intended to bookend this cartoon. I would say that now it should be possible to reconstruct the entire original half-hour program, but the other parts don't begin to compare with the quality of this restoration job so it would not look great overall...
The 1965 cartoon of The 3 Stooges was by an animation company called Cambria Animation Inc. This 1960 cartoon was animated by a short lived animation company called TV Spots, Inc. Read it at the end of the credits if you can look beyond the blockings advertising other videos. Norman Maurer (Moe's son in law) tried to sell this and the live action part of "The 3 Stooges Scrapbook" as a whole package deal to at least two networks (CBS and ABC) at the time, but came up empty when both networks rejected the series. Columbia Pictures divided the two segments of both live action show and cartoon when the Stooges were still making movie deals with Columbia in co-association with Norman Maurer's Normandy Pictures, Inc. The results were issued to movie theatres as short subjects in September 1963 by Columbia. The Stooges made two more movies for Columbia/Normandy after that, "Around The World In A Daze", and "The Outlaws are a' Comin'" Normandy's final film was the unsold pilot "Kook's Tour" in late 1969. The live action scenes were re-shot in black & white and were inserted in the 1962 Columbia/Normandy movie "The 3 Stooges In Orbit."
OH MY GODDDD, FINALLY!!! THANK YOU, CURLY G! BLESS YOUR GRANDFATHER AND ALL OF THE STOOGES IN THE HEAVEN!!!
This is fantastic. Thanks for saving this legacy.
Is that Mel Blanc as the voice of Columbus and the parrot?
Yes it is.
They got the best to do voices
He also voices the Native American as well
You can see the seeds of what their cartoon series would become.
Such a rare treasure to find in all of Three Stooges history
thank you so much, Brad!!!❤
Thanks for this! This was briefly seen in The Three Stooges in Orbit.
Wow I’ve heard about this for 40 years but never thought I’d see it.
Thank you for uploading this Holy Grail of Stooge film.
Bradley, the best money you could have spent. Love the three stooges. Including the newer ones later. Great video loving it. Thanks!!!!
Thanks Curly G,
This is a marvelous accomplishment!
It's a prodigious achievement!
I love it! It's putrid!
@CurlysGrandson,Thank you for sharing this with your fellow Stooge fans. I had only ever seen a black and white print of this. I love your channel and am a huge fan of your Grandfather and his brothers (as well as Larry Fine). Ive been watching the Three Stooges for many decades and they always make me laugh. Moe was so dedicated to keeping the trio going. Curly left us far too soon and when Larry passed and then Moe,both in 1975 it was the end of an era.
I saw in the ending credits that The Eligibles sang the theme. They later sang the Gilligan's Island theme for the second and third season.
I love this!! Thanks so much for sharing this!!
Was Moe taking care or your family after Curly passed? I love the stooges so much.
This is absolutely wonderful Brad. Thank you so much!
Awesome 🤩 never seen this before thanks Brad
The Show from the 'Three Stooges in Orbit'!!!
This is Amazing and Fantastic!, Thanks for that.👍🏽😄
So awesome ! Thank you so much Brad 😁
THANK YOU 😅🤣😂
Absolutely love this!
You wiseguys are the best!!!
Thank you very much for posting. Nice job!
Isn't it funny how no idea is ever new? This episode proves that the flat earth theory has often resurfaced for many decades. Also it proves that the comedy of Gilbert Godfrey portraying an obnoxious bird like Yazo from the Lion King isn't a new gag
Isn’t t it funny how no iden is ever is ever new this episode proves that the flat earth theory has has often that the comedy of Gilbert Godfrey portrayed an obnoxious bird like ha o from the lion king isn’t new gag
I love the 3 stooges. Curly was the heart of the stooges. Moe was the brains of the stooges. Shemp with his physical antics was the body of the stooges. The act was complete with Larry Fine. Larry was an important part of the team. Larry's voice was iconic.
I remember half of this cartoon was seen in The Three Stooges In Orbit.
Green Stamps! Feeling old.
Relook at your thumb nail, says ra##, because of the 9:01 sticker in corner
I was wondering about this cartoon, Curly G! I saw bits of it in "The Three Stooges in Orbit," and knew someone would restore it!
"Saddle up my Rolls Royce, son, and I'll be on my way." - Mr. Galveston of Galveston, the Stooges' Sponsor from the film
That parrot is dynamite.
Curley Q, You Chuckleheads should learn that opening song and put it in the act!
Awesome!!!!!
❤❤❤
I kind of want that square globe. Great share, good restoration of this film (I thought the cartoon and theme were from Videocraft, the theme song sounded like they used the same singers from the 1961 cartoons Tales of the Wizard Of Oz).
Wowwww! How wonderful!! Thank you, Brad!!!
This is great, Brad!
This is so cool!❤
Were Moe, Larry and Curly Joe all voiced by Mel Blanc in this toon or were the voices sped up for comedic effect? Just wanna know.
Thought was mel Blanc!
It is Mel blanc
Thank You Curly's Grandson for restoring and uploading the holy grail of Stooge Media.
This is great! I recently watched Stooges in Orbit and it's cool to see how the Stooges evolved over time
I think “The Three Stooges Go Around the World in a Daze” is my favorite Stooge film.
🥰👍🤣💞
I recognized that parrot as Mel Blanc from the moment it opened its beak.
Thank you. What a rare treat.
R.I.P. All the pottery used and broken throughout the credits, along with the globe prop at 7:45
The pottery was all designed by Sascha Brastoff,who had his own ceramics studio and was a sculptor,artist and potter.
Is this the same feature that will be on the upcoming Three Stooges blu-ray boxset or is that something else?
I remeber watching the episode where moe and larry were teaching curly Piglatin and it had me laughing so hard when moe said "Moe...O-May, Larry...Ary-Lay and curly?" Curly saying "Curly-Q" in a a happy voice and Moe's reaction were fantastic so much of my childhood I grew up watching Three Stooges (with Curly and Shemp) and Marx Brothers (even the movies with Zepo Marx) I'm 29yo and still love this old humor and slapstick gags, the movie that was made a few years ago I wanted to ask if the estates of the original three-stooges gave the approval and helped with the characters cause the actors portraying the original Moe, Curly, Larry were amazing it felt like watching the old shorts again and the directors really went all out recreating what the OG Stooges would have done or acted - I remember watching old time stuff, Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin, George Carlin, and even Old Peter pan movie 1960, Marx Brothers movies with my dad and still do to this day - I was in college a few years ago and a professor showed a Marx Brothers movie scene (famous mirror scene - with Groucho and Harpo and the broken mirror) and I was the only student in the class that knew the movie and scene everyone looked to me in shock and awe even my professor and well I'm an old soul in a young body type person - I really appreciate the hard work your team has done and love the skits keep them coming
I love how cartoon Curly Joe looks like a potato
Is this what I think it is? I think it was decent!
Really nice animation.
This is amazing!
loved it thanks
Production-wise this looks a lot like the work of Total Television, who did stuff like "Underdog" and "Tennessee Tuxedo." At the very least, maybe some of the same animators were used..?
TV Spots actually animated the first few episodes of "King Leonardo and His Short Subjects" before Gamma Productions took over. Maybe that's what you were thinking of?
This is amazing
This is a curious question: But have you ever met the late Mel Blanc?
Interesting
1:10 who’s this actor as curly?
It’s Curly Joe DeRita. He became the 3rd Stooge in 1959 when Joe Besser left
Curly Joe was the worst.