The Whole Truth About The DEATH Of Curly Howard
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- Опубліковано 20 січ 2024
- Top Life, laughter and the untold truths of curly Howard's rise and fall. Behind the slapstick comedy that made Curly Howard a legend lies a poignant tale of destiny reshaped by both triumph and tragedy. His rapid rise to Hollywood fame as an iconic Stooge brought joy to millions - but also set the stage for serious health issues and a heartbreaking decline. Join us as we go through the life of Curly Howard and the whole truth about his death..
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My Pop and I were light years apart on absolutely everything except Looney Tunes and The Three Stooges. He worked midnights, I was 5. He'd come home from work in the morning and we'd have pancakes and watch The Road Runner and The Stooges. Best memory of my life. When Pop died, I told him to say hi to Curly for me. RIP Curly. RIP Pop.
The man had a big heart. Thank you for the laughs, your love for animals, and the love for your fans. You are one of the all time greats.
For those of you living in Los Angeles county, Curly Howard is buried in Home of Peace Memorial park in East LA.
The original break dancer💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻God Bless all stooge’s they made me laugh from the early 60’s to this day ‼️‼️I still love their shorts and a couple of their movies
Thanks for the laughs Curly! I have a poster that I framed that has Larry, Moe, and Curly at the golf course dressed like you would expect. Its says “Golf with your friends”. Your wackiness lives on forever in our hearts and the golf course.❤
Me too.
I heard an interview that Moe did and he said Curley chose to shave his hair off all on his own. He wasn’t forced.
Wonderful man thanks for great times may God Bless you 😂😂😂
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There was no " young Curley", he was called "Jerry" in his early days.
Get your "facts" straight!
Curly Howard a true American treasure!
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When I was a kid growing we had a local Television that would show The Three Stooges shorts every day after School and we all looked forward to getting home to watch The Stooges the good old days I've bought The Three Stooges on DVD over the years I can watch them any time want
🥰😍❤💢💥💫👍I will Forever remember the 3 Stooges
Poor Curly. His crazy antics made millions of people happy, but sadly, he was a very unhappy comic genius. >SOB< 😞
They all mostly are. Chris Farley was a prime example
Shemp was damn good as well, in a different way, but it worked well during the teams older years in which they weren’t as fast as when younger, but who is…
I agree, he had a completely different style but he was also incredibly funny.
Agreed- Shemp is a great solo star, but Curly meshed best with the Stooges
Love it
Curly and Larry my favorites
Shemp left to pursue his own career
When Curly comes running into the scene shouting:" Hey Fellas, Hey Fellas! I found it, I found it!. They replied, What What . Curly said:"A Tisket a Tasket, that Green and Yellow Basket!"
I wouldn't say everyone hated Shemp. The 3 Stooges go way back. When I was watching them as a kid he'd been dead 2 decades. While many people took the Curly was the Stooges like John was the Beatles, those who actually liked the show really only hated Joe ha!
We miss you babe
Such a sad ending to this legends life
Doctors put him on a diet of (natural)sugar and carbs to lose weight?🤔😬
They didnt know anything back then..
That was the dark ages back then, who knew or understood what food and alcohol did to the human body…..
And Harry Cohn wasn’t much of a help, picking profits over Curley’s health and wellbeing….
@@robertdragoff6909 Cohn had nothing to do with Curly's demise. His underlying health issues and hard living brought that on. They worked 4-5 weeks a year for Cohn and made very good money...$24,000.00 each per year, which sounds awful but in today's adjusted-for-inflation dollar, that's approx. $500,000.00 per year,...and that doesn't count an additional $10,000 each for touring (in today's dollar, that's another $200,000.00 (and the dollar went a lot farther than it does now).
The contracts exist and they are an eye-opener. Raises, bonuses and full salaries even as remakes lessened the workdays.
Cohn never lived to see the big Stooges money...the "millions" often said Columbia made off them and paid them zilch. In first release, those shorts rented for about $1.50 a day. When the shorts sold to television, Cohn was already entombed at Hollywood Memorial Park. It would be close to another 10 years and later that Columbia finally saw those millions.
And before anyone says they were screwed out of residuals for their two-reelers, they weren't entitled to them. No one who worked in film or television prior to 1960 was per a screen actors guild vote in favor of insurance (Moe even mentions this in the ON THE GO interview elsewhere on YT).
A lot of work goes into videos like this one, but I suppose the old doom and gloom myths and flat-out false information makes for a better viewing experience?
The Columbia Shorts Department was a fascinating place. Jules White and Co made 526 two-reel comedies over the same 24 years (1933-1957) the Stooges were there...and they only appear in 190 of them.
There's literally a vintage ad from the 60s saying "Sugar may be what you need to lose weight." *As if.* I'm far from fat, but I gained weight when I *was* eating candy bars left and right.
Oh, and you can't even blame that sugar idea on concern because of Eisenhower's Heart Attack - the *"fat calories are bad for you"* nonsense didn't come up en masse until after Eisenhower's Heart Attack, and even then, not for a long while afterwards.
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It's sad to see this bio do such a disservice to Ted Healy. Ted and Shemp were childhood friends and they remained to be very good friends right up until Ted's death. Ted and Shemp spent much more time on the road, traveling together than did Moe and Ted, because Moe left the act for a few years to get a proper job. Most people have a friend who, unfortunately, is a bad drinker. But look up the biographies of any of the stooges, the wives or children of the Stooges and you will find the same bottom line, they all loved Ted Healy very much. Moe covered this subject many times in later interviews. According to Moe, Shemp did not want to leave the act., Moe insisted Shemp leave in order to take a film offer that came to Shemp from The West Coast after Shemp was seen in the Ted Healy feature film, "Soup To Nuts" which featured Moe, Larry and Shemp as Healy's Stooges. There's no doubt that Ted, even when he was sober, was a piece of work, with non stop practical jokes on his friends and other wild antics. But, despite all of Ted's foibles, he was loved by all of the Stooges and their families.
Shemp did *not* leave the act because of anything Ted did. Ted was the highest-paid comedian of his time, so of course he made more money than his stooges. But Ted was paying their travel expenses and their room and board while they were on their tours all over The US and Canada. The Stooges owed Ted everything and when they left Ted, they only made it in show business because they had stolen his act. They even used Ted's name to promote themselves as a trio. So let's give Ted Healy his due and pardon him for his eccentricities and faults the same way The Stooges did, because without Ted Healy, there would have never been any Three Stooges.
He was heavy drinker heavy smoker heavy eater 😮
All of which sent him to an early grave, no thanks to Harry Cohn.
@@KevinMiller-xn5vuCohn had zero to do with Curly's passing. Curly had underlying health issues and his lifestyle only sped up his downfall.
Cohn did not overwork the Stooges. He did not cheat them, or keep them in the dark about their popularity.
The Stooges work-for-hire contract(s) at Columbia called for 8 two-reelers per year. That work totaled 4-5 weeks in front of the camera per year at $24,000.00 per Stooge (that's roughly $500,000.00 each in today's dollar). Their salary payments were weekly. They also received bonuses and raises (and as remakes with stock-footage became more frequent, they retained their full weekly salary per year. In some instances, only putting in a few days of work).
Their contract also allowed for touring engagements, where they made an additional $10,000.00 (about $200,000.00 in today's dollar).
These contracts exist. More on them later.
Cohn paid the Stooges (and his other two-reel comedy stars) very well. So well that when the Shorts Department was actually losing money in the early 1950's, he fought with his brother at the New York offices to keep the two-reelers going up until late December, 1957 when Jules White hung up his hat and shut the shorts unit down, ending the Stooges contract.
It was Jules White who fired the Stooges by retiring. Harry Cohn would die a couple of months later. The Stooges were never turned away at the studio gate because of Cohn's death. They were already let go.
A few years ago, Moe's daughter Joan auctioned off everything her father kept. Bank statements, contracts, scripts...a paper trail that rewrote much of the "oh whoa is us" Stooge history that Moe himself helped put out there (and that made-for-tv movie certainly didn't help). Google Moe Howard Estate Auction/Nate Sanders. You can read some of them. You can buy some of them.
I'm sure Moe never thought anyone would be studying the Stooges or Columbia's Shorts Department.
They did well. If a Stooge mishandled their money, well...that's on that Stooge.
He wasn't a smoker.
There were three he loved dogs!
FYI it's Curley with an E...
Actually there is no E.
@@Buttercup82there's an E in the earliest shorts...than it disappears.
You shouldn't concentrate on the sad way Curly passed,HE is loved by millions over the decades for his hysterical comical antics. 😅
Why did his brother agree to continue filming? It is easy to blame the director, and one should, but Moe Howard is responsible too.