European Reacts: THE THREE STOOGES: Malice in the Palace
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The early ones with Curly are the best. Curly was a genius and by far the funniest. They weren't the same after he was gone.
I was wondering who Shemby was. I was like, "I've gotta be missing something, that doesn't sound right." It's Curly that was missing!!
And when the trio present Curly as a new character to their producer, he said: "He won't do. He isn't funny!"
@@seanziepoo7495- ‘Shemp’.
I like Shemp
@@harryparsons2750 So do I. I actually preferred him.
The three stooges are perhaps the kings of slapstick comedy.
Such a staple of childhood TV in the 1970s. Old-time movie theater shorts of the Stooges were run in a syndicated TV show decades later. The kind of thing that would play in the morning before school. These guys were universally known by multiple generations of fans.
Everyday after school along with the *Little Rascals* and *The Flintstone's*
Yes, I am also a child of the 70s and remember this!
My mother was Moe Howard’s last nurse right before he died. I was his penpal in the 70s … he sent me many gifts, photos, and autographs (that I still own). I also talked to him on the phone. The first time he called me from his hospital bed, I was so nervous that I hung up on him. 😂
He was truly a very kind man and loved children so much.
RiF Moe Howard. Thank you so much for giving me memories that I’ll never ever forget. ❤
What great memories! ❤
@@sherryjoiner396 - Indeed. I was scheduled to meet and visit with him in his hospital room, but unfortunately, he passed away a few days before that would’ve happened. Anyway, he left me with such good memories that I’ll always cherish.
P.S. I’ll also always remember the time I did my ‘Curly’ impression “Nyuk, Nyuk, Nyuk…hey MOE!” for him on the phone. He said, “WooooooW…you sounded JUST LIKE my brother!”
This kind of comedy short was originally made in the '30s and '40s to play before the feature film in the movie theaters. They resurfaced as children's programming when tv came along. I watched them every afternoon as a child in the '60s. Another popular series of shorts was the Little Rascals (Our Gang).
I love the 3 Stooges. They are the best in slapstick humor when movies finally had sound. 😂😂😂😂
This is a classic and I haven't seen this one in 50+ years. The restaurant scene with the cat & dog is hilarious. They are so stupid but funny. My brothers and I watched this religiously on Saturday mornings early!
I'm 59 and I grew up watching The Three Stooges.
The Three Stooges are still super famous....they're extremely funny & everyone can enjoy the slapstick comedy & understand the jokes
80 years later, these are still hilarious MORE PLEASE
They were VERY famous and are still loved by many.
This looks like a later 3 Stooges skit, they look older than they were in ones I saw.
The Stooges had a 40 year career in movies from the 1930's to the'60's, before that over 10 years in Vaudeville.
Love the Three Stooges. All of them legitimately put their bodies on the line.
I never really liked Shemp.
They were very famous and were a major part of my childhood in the 1950's and early 60's. I saw every single episode. I still find them funny and love seeing old episodes. They bring back many childhood memories. This type of humor is called "slapstick comedy" here in the U.S. Moe, Larry, and Curly, or in this case Moe, Larry, and Shemp. Moe Howard (Moses Horowitz 1897-1975), Curly Howard (Jerome Horowitz 1903-1952), and Shemp Howard (Sam Horowitz 1895-1955) were brothers. Larry Fine (Louis Feinberg 1902-1975) was a Vaudeville actor and violin player with whom the Howard brothers teamed up early in their careers and stayed together till the end.
Thanks!! All "in a nutshell." ( sorry 4 that cliche )
The Three Stooges were very popular when I was growing up in the 1960's. They were on TV every day after school and also on weekends. They made about 190 short films from the 1930's through the 1960's. I would sometimes watch them with my Dad, who enjoyed them, but my mother didn't like them at all.
Grew up watching them. I think most dads watched this. It’s a timeless classic
You'd have a hard time finding an American who hasn't seen The Three Stooges and that goes for Canadians too. Their short films were shown on Saturday morning cartoon shows for decades.
Oh my gosh, I LOVE the 3 stooges 😂. Watching this at mamawls house was the absolute best
Fun. I grew up with these. Definitely for kids. One of my favorites is the one where they pretend to be repairmen at a very wealthy home, but mix up the gas / electric lines with the water pipes and all sorts of ridiculous things happen during a fancy dinner party. One of the 3 Stooges trademarks was to poke fun at the aristocracy. Episode 46. A Plumbing We Will Go.
I'm sure many know the history, but some people in the comments are confused by Shemp. He is Moe's older brother (they almost look like twins). The original vaudeville act was Moe and Shemp Howard and Larry Fine. Shortly after they started films, Shemp left to pursue a solo career and was replaced by younger brother Curly. Years later, Curly had a stroke and Shemp returned. When Shemp eventually passed away, he was replaced by Joe Besser, and when Joe retired, he was replaced by 'Curly Joe' DeRita. Moe and Larry were always there. I know it's controversial, but Shemp was my favorite (followed by Larry). BTW, someone commented that Curly didn't speak, but I think they must have been confusing him with Harpo Marx, because Curly definitely spoke!
King Rootin' Tootin's Tomb. This was filmed in the 1930s, only about 10 years after King Tut's tomb was found.
The Three Stooges were VERY famous. They began on stage in 1922 and their careers continued up until 1970. There were several different members of the trio during those years.
three stooges is an absolute classic ,and they are super famous in the US back in my grandmas time.
Classic. Reminds me of staying with my grandparents in the summer and watching 3 Stooges & cartoons.
I'm 78 and this was shown in movie theaters well before even my time but I saw them on TV where old movies and such was played, most often late at night.
We used to watch these guys a great deal. Grew up seeing them. They were very good at their kind of humor, but it was better in their earlier times when "Curly" was alive. If you watch enough of them you will see that they use the same actors as bad or good guys. They worked very hard at their craft.
Hahaha! It was fun watching you see the three stooges for the first time 😂 They were way before my time but I grew up watching old classics.
The three stooges were absolutely famous when I was growing up. I would come home from playing outside and eat a sandwich and watch them on Saturday afternoon. I also like "stupid humor". Like Abbott and Costello movies and the three stooges. Their type of humor isn't well understood in today's world. Thanks for watching this. Brings back so many memories for me and makes me smile.😊
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They were super Stars during their time. The Three Stooges have entertained countless generations of kids and adults. There are those who just don't get the humor. But millions of people world wide do. One of my favorite television shows as a kid and still today at sixty years old.
The Three Stooges have been a staple of American comedy since the 1950's, and are widely seen everywhere today. They did hundreds of black-and-white "short subject" films such as this one, but also did full-length color feature films. There have also been Three Stooges cartoons on TV and a Three Stooges comic book series.
I can always watch a Three Stooges short. They were a rage in the 1930s through the 50s. The aee Moe (salad bowl haircut) , Larr (wild hair) and Shemp who is not an original cast member) Curley (bals head) was.
Other 3rd Stooges were Joe (Besser) and Curly Joe (Derita, separate from Curly). There were 6 stooges.
Originally, in their days onstage in vaudeville, the act was called Ted Healy and his Two Stooges. Ted Healy was a tall, distinguished looking singer who would come out and sing a song or two. Then Shemp and Moe, the Two Stooges (who were brothers), would interrupt the show -- sometimes they'd be audience members heckling the singer, sometimes they'd be janitors wanting the singer to get off the stage so they could sweep up, that sort of thing. There would be an argument, which would turn into a big slap-fight, and Healy would end up violently ejecting the Stooges from the stage, after which he'd sing a final song, applause, applause.
Healy was an alcoholic, and also did everything he could to cheat his partners at every opportunity. He took three-fourths of all the money the act made, and Shemp and Moe had to split the rest. When they made friends with Larry Fine and invited him to join the act as a third Stooge, the three of them had to split that 25%. Finally tiring of Healy's tyranny, the Three Stooges broke away to perform without the singer.
They got a chance to audition for MGM Studios, but the producers only liked Shemp, and offered him a solo contract. He took the offer, with the blessings of the other two, and went on to star in a rather large number of Shemp Howard comedy short subjects. Meanwhile, Moe recruited his other brother Curly Howard, who took Shemp's place onstage. Sometime later, this iteration of the Stooges got a contract working for Columbia Studios, and began making all the classic Three Stooges shorts that everybody loves so much.
After a few years, though, Curly began suffering a series of strokes that really damaged his health, and he was forced to retire. Shemp willingly rejoined the Stooges to keep the act going, and stayed with them for a number of years, till ill health also forced him out.
The studio forced a new Stooge on Moe and Larry, a man named Joe Besser, who was a minor contract player. Besser, though, was something of a diva, refused to participate in the team's more violent antics -- he absolutely hated being slapped in the face -- and did not get along with the other two at all. When the Stooges' contract lapsed, the studio didn't renew it, and they were out of a job.
Several years later though, the old Stooges shorts were syndicated to television and became extremely popular. The studio got Moe and Larry back together again, and since both Shemp and Curly were dead by now, they recruited a new third Stooge, Joe DeRita, an extremely nice guy they both really liked. In fact, because Joe bore a certain resemblance to Curly, Moe insisted he take on the name Curly Joe. This iteration of the team made, not short subjects, but several feature-length movies.
This short was the final appearance of the legendary stooge Curly Howard . He’s the crazy chef faking an accent. Curly was last in Hold My Lion about two years earlier. Malice in the Palace was unfortunately deep into Curly’s stroke. He had a bad stroke on set and was found slumped on the director’s chair. He returned for Hold My Lion but he was sitting on a train barking with a full head of hair. He wasn’t able to get the full bark but it was a flash of the old Curly again. Malice in the Palace was bad for Curly as he got seriously tired after a single swing of a fake cleaver. He was really bad but at least he tried. Curly died after Malice in the Palace due to a huge stroke in his sleep. But moe believed curly was in a better place as Curly got his personal life back together after several failed marriages and Curly drank like a fish at bars. He wasn’t great physically either but his final marriage finally got his life back on track as he had kids to look after. It was very rough during his time as a stooge but Curly at least found something worth looking for.
They were very famous. They actually started on vaudeville in 1925 and then started to make close to 100 films around the mid thirties.
I’ve always loved the three stooges. Watched them all the time when I was a kid. They were big back in the day
The Three Stooges are legends.
We watched these every afternoon when we were young. Still enjoy them.
Moe and curley were brothers, and Larry was an accomplished violinist.
Shemp also was one of the brothers, being older than Moe and Curly.
When I was a kid in the fifties we would go to Saturday matinees at the movies. Along with cartoons and westerns there would always be a couple of Three Stooges shown! As a kid I would laugh like crazy at their antics.
Just remembered something. When I was in high school in the 80s we’d hang out in McDonalds. There was a group of 3 or 4 old retirees who permanently occupied a certain corner table, they were always there. There was a rumor that one of them had been one of the Three Stooges - but we couldn’t figure out which stooge 🤣.
These guys were definitely mid century comedy icons.
More, Shemp and Curly were brothers in real life. These shorts played before movies at theaters. Some are hilarious and mostly appealed to the male audience. I still watch one or two occasionally. And yes, Curly is iconic.
As for their fame in modern times - there was an episode of Seinfeld in the 1990s where Jerry is telling a woman (who’s an immigrant from Eastern Europe or something) about the Stooges. She had this line: “Tell me about these … Stooges!”
There's another episode, wish I remembered which one, where Jerry quips something like... She'd just clunk our heads together like Moe.
@@user-vd4tu8eq5v I think he was referring to Elaine’s father when they meet him?
Youd probably recognize Curly's jokes, big bald man who came after Shemp. His jokes or physical comedy is usually referenced in shows today, like Simpsons and Family Guy.
I love the 3 Stooges!!! I watched them as a kid with my brother. We were the 2 stooges and my mother hated it. They are a classic!
I see Malice in the Palace and I think its a common Pacers v Pistons reaction from back in the early 00s. This is not what I was expecting at all xD
Now you know where the name came from
I'm 30 and I grew up with the three stooges and I'm glad I did. Curly was my fav especially moe.
For about 50 years, going to the movies meant, cartoons or other light entertainment like the Three Stooges, plus news, plus a movie, and also a second movie. People would make a day out of it. This is when the Three Stooges had their heyday making short films or "shorts" just like this one from the 30s to the late 50s.
Starting around the 60s this became less and less common as people got enough entertainment and news from television.
The Stooges were really big in the 30s and 40s but when TV came out they started broadcasting all their shorts as half hour TV shows and a whole new generation of people (mostly kids) discovered them and fell in love. They continued to do shows, and new shorts, and some movies and were still working on projects until Moe and Larry died a few months apart in 1975.
Moe, Curly (not seen here) and Shemp were all real life brothers. I personally think that Curly is the funniest of the stooges and you should try to catch a short with him in it.
The puns in the names, Hassan Bin Sobar- 'Hasn't been sober' or Jinna Roma - 'Gin Aroma'.
I happily have almost a complete dvd/blu ray collection of all the three stooges shorts, movies and even their cartoon’s just missing a couple cameo’s they made in some movies and the robo stooges cartoon(though they didn’t actually appear or voice that one)
They never go out of style!
This kind of humor is called "Slapstick"🤠
The three stooges are as popular as sesame Street. I don't know if they still do this but they used to consider the stooges to be regular children's programming and They would mix the three stooges and little rascals into our regular cartoon shows.
Hilarious. We watched them in the morning before school along with cartoons a long time ago.
I used to love watching the stooges and the little rascals too.
The stooges are an American Classic for slapstick comedy your just getting started you'll find they only get better.
I grew up watching "The Three Stooges" and "Laurel and Hardy", they are so very funny.
I remember watching them after school on Unlock A Lock. Great fun.
I've watched them for 70 years!
OMG, Me and my brother loved watching them when we were kids.
I watch them as a kid. Heck I still do.
Hi, Andre...This is June. I think you'll LOVE "Laurel & Hardy!" Always loved them as a little girl. Not AS slapstick. 😹💕
I watched these when I was young. There's also Abott and Costello, and also Larel and Hardy.
They started in vaudeville. They made a movie or 2 but most were movie "shorts" probably played begore a feature film.
Ketchup is a tomato based condiment which is also spelled Catsup.
My favorite three stooges episode is "Pop Goes the Easel."
I find them funnier now than I did when I was a kid back in the 1960s. But they've been dead for many decades😂😂😂
The Stooges are classic comedy. You should also look up episodes of "Our Gang".
How famous were the Three Stooges? Extremely famous in America. Me, my brother, my dad and grandfather watched the stooges all the time as a kid in the 1970's when we were together. It was generational. Only my grandmother watched with us. Mom wasn't a fan 😂
Suggestion to more slapstick comedy, Laurel and Hardy - The Music Box. (aka The Piano) (1932). I think you will get a laugh out of this one.
I was watching your review when Moe was poking the chicken and a cat outside my window stared talking and I thought WTH?!
The Stooges are silly in the way that appeals to the child in us but uses the knowledge we have as adults. They play off the story of Aladdin so we know how things are supposed to go. Translation by A.I. you will notice. Looks like the way my phone translation of spoken messages.y
Watch, "You Nasty Spy" or "Hail Hail Hailstone". I think these are the episode titles.
Moe,curly and Shemp were bothers. Larry was a cousin if I'm not mistaken.
I grew up to them as a kid they were reruns but I remember funny as all hack 😊
The three stooges are hilarious.
Slap stick comedy, I grew up on this.
It's called Slap Stick.
The best stooges are the ones with curly in them.
Personally, I think _Disorder in the Court_ is my favorite Stooges performance.
Lol of course I am aware of them.
You need to watch the ones with Curly. He is the best!
If you like South Park show the episode with the 3 craziest serial killers getting the devil's B-day Ferrari cake! episode is 1011 name is hell on earth 2006 after watching this you will really laugh! Obrigado forget Shemp it's Curly is the best one.
You have to see Abbott and Costello doing Who's on First. You will LOVE it!
BTW, I don't know the 3rd guy here. When I was growing up in the 1950s, it was Moe and Larry, like here but the third was Curly who didn't speak. Look for one of those. Since I am not skilled on here, maybe someone else can fill in the blanks for you. Still feeling joy for you about your precious son, Santiago. ❤❤❤
The third guy was Shemp, who was a brother of Moe and Curly. In the 1940's, Curly suffered a series of strokes and was unable to perform so Shemp replaced him. Curly did speak in the earlier movies.
He already reacted to Abbott and Costello
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@@OkiePeg411
Thank you for telling me. I will go and watch it. I'm sure he enjoyed it.
Oh, my brothers all loved The Three Stooges. I hated them. We are all elderly, now.
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I doubt if there is anyone in the US that doesn`t know the 3 Stooges. You should also try Laurel & Hardy, Abbott & Costello, and The Marx Brothers.
They were huge for kids & adults. I love slapstick comedy and used to watch them after school all the time. Everyone loved Curly- he's not in this clip, but there is a song about him. lol. The Curly Shuffle ua-cam.com/video/FKAfXdb5LsA/v-deo.html
I loved curly
Curley is the best Stooge. Shemp; Moe & Curleys brother, took over after Curley had a stroke.
HOI POLOI from 1935 one of the best. The Stooges version of the nature/nurture debate. Last 3 minutes, Moe finds a spring...
must see
Do the cover of running up that hill by social repose
3 Stooges are considered too violent for children now. Funny now, after 70 + yrs of kids watching the Stooges. We all watched them and are not tramatized.
Moe & Shemp are brothers. Larry (bald guy) is their cousin. Not in this video, Curley is my favorite Stooge. CURLEY, Moe & Shemp are brothers. Can you imagine growing up in this family🤣🤣🤣
Larry's not related, he's just a friend.
@@user-mg5mv2tn8q I resemble that remark! Sorry! You are right, Larry doesn't share dna.
Watch ones with curly the bald headed one in earlier years
Its a good thing you put "the three stooges" in the title. because otherwise Malice in the Palace is something VERY different
My kids used to watch them and then try out some of the stupidity on each other .
Shemp? Where’s Curley?
I'm not a big fan, but I've seen a few Three Stooges films. It struck me at 10:11 that all three of them are not very tall. I looked on IMDB and found that it reports Moe's height as 5' 3.5" or 161 cm.
They were quite famous. Moe and Larry were in nearly 200 Three Stooges short movies. The third stooge changed over time. In this case it was Moe's brother Shemp. In the 1930s, 40s, and 50s, these were shown in movie theaters before the full-length feature movie, and it wasn't necessarily kids watching them. Having a short movie before the main one became less common later, and these older movies were shown on TV at times when mostly kids were watching. Their contracts didn't provide residuals, so the actors got no money from their old movies being on TV.
There was a novelty song that was popular for a short time in the 1980s called The Curly Shuffle, after Moe's brother Curly, who was the third Stooge in their earlier movies. ua-cam.com/video/FKAfXdb5LsA/v-deo.html
Watch Laurel and Hardy too!
Growing up in the 50s and 60s and beyond, I watched these guys all the time. Curly was the best, Shemp was ok.
I use to watch them once in a while in the 1960s when I was a kid but never really found them too funny.
Three stooges are loved by millions one of the most popular TV shows ever I mean huge there's funnier with curly the bald headed three stooges
Their slapstick comedy was popular for much of my youth, but was a bit too physical and too stupid to hold my attention for very long at a time. IMO the brand of humor was not necessarily aimed at children, and they deserve accolades for sheer audacity! They became icons of the Saturday movie theatre shorts, and later on TV.