Three Stooges (8514 bytes)
1: [[nl:Three Stooges]]
2: ...es that consisted of masterful ways of showcasing their extremely physical and sometimes controversial ...
4: ...ge:Stooges3.jpg|frame|right|The most common Three Stooges lineup, from left to right: Moe, Curly and Larry]...
16: *"What's the big idea?!?" (Larry)
24: ...is nose to block this. The first stooge then uses the index finger of each hand to jab both eyes at onc...

The Stooges (3248 bytes)
1: :''Not to be confused with [[The Three Stooges]].''
3: ...see [[protopunk]]). Singer [[Iggy Pop]] was often the focus of attention.
5: ...). Their debut was at a [[Halloween]] concert at the [[University of Michigan]] in [[1967]].
7: ...h shards of glass. Pop is sometimes credited with the invention or popularization of [[stage diving]].
9: In [[1968]], the Stooges were signed by [[Elektra Records]], who had sent ...

The New 3 Stooges (485 bytes)
1: ...antics both in live-action and animated segments. The cast consisted of [[Curly Joe DeRita|"Curly Joe" ...

The Stooges (album) (2122 bytes)
2: ...r="orange" style="color:black;" colspan="3"|''The Stooges''
4: |align="center" colspan="3"|[[Image:StoogesStooges.jpg|225px|Album cover]]
6: ..." bgcolor="orange" colspan="3"|[[Album]] by [[The Stooges]]
32: ..." colspan="3" align="center" style="color:black;"|Stooges Chronology
35: |''The Stooges''<br />([[1969]])

Moe Howard (510 bytes)
1: ...Moses Horwitz''', was the "leader" of the [[Three Stooges]].
3: ...ering the other Stooges, but often ended up being the ultimate victim himself.
5: ...://www.3-stooges.com/text/moe.html Biography at 3-stooges.com]

Larry Fine (288 bytes)
1: '''Larry Fine''' is the name of several people:
2: ...median]], and member of [[Three Stooges|The Three Stooges]].

Shemp Howard (1494 bytes)
1: ...[Three Stooges]] comedy team. He was the older brother of [[Moe Howard]] and third stooge after Curly's...
3: ...he only film in which he plays one of Ted Healy's stooges.
5: ...group of "stooges." In 1946, he replaced Curly as the third stooge.
7: ... lookalike actor was hired and filmed mostly from the back. This form of cinematic trickery came to be ...

Curly Joe DeRita (2139 bytes)
1: ...] who is best known as the "sixth" of the [[Three Stooges]].
3: ... comedian. During [[World War II]], DeRita joined the [[United Service Organizations|USO]], performing ...
5: ...oward]], DeRita was named "Curly Joe," and became the third Stooge in [[1958]].
7: ...ill Travel]]'' and ''[[Snow White Meets the Three Stooges]]''.
9: ... featuring actors unrelated to the originals, but the act failed and DeRita retired.

Larry Fine (actor) (1907 bytes)
1: ...r of the comedy act, '''[[Three Stooges|The Three Stooges]]'''.
3: ...Feinberg''' in [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]], at the corner of 3rd and South.
4: ...oung age, Louis burned his arm with some of his father's acid. He received violin training to help reco...
6: ...r pay, movie contracts, and Healy's drinking. The Stooges left Healy for good in 1934.
8: ...0s brought them to a new audience and revitalised their careers.

Fun House (2171 bytes)
4: |align="center" colspan="3"|[[Image:StoogesFunHouse.jpg|225px|Album cover]]
6: ..." bgcolor="orange" colspan="3"|[[Album]] by [[The Stooges]]
32: ..." colspan="3" align="center" style="color:black;"|Stooges Chronology
34: |''[[The Stooges (album)|The Stooges]]''<br />([[1969]])
39: ...m was, and did a little better in the charts than the album did.

The Breetles (992 bytes)
1: ...ates|American]] band, led by [[Chris Breetveld]]. They are based in Kendall Park, [[South Brunswick, Ne...
3: ...estra]], and [[The Three Stooges (band)|The Three Stooges]].
10: *''[[Pop Go! The Breetles]]'' ([[1995]])
11: *''[[Ego, The Story of the Sures]]'' ([[1998]])
18: Duf Davis+The Book Club/<br>

Curly Howard (1568 bytes)
1: ...[[January 18]], [[1952]]), was one of the [[Three Stooges]]. His name, especially on marquees, sometimes ap...
5: ... He took up ballroom dancing, partly to overcome the limp.
7: ...d on being called "Curly". Later the act moved to the movie screen. Two of his most famous lines were,...
9: The income from his successful career was carelessly ...
11: ...[[stroke]] in [[1946]], he had to retire from the Stooges. After a stroke in 1949, he was confined to a [[...

Ted Healy (2229 bytes)
1: ...red today as the original employer of the [[Three Stooges]], but had a successful career of his own.
3: ...sh then developed a [[blackface]] act and adopted the stage name Ted Healy.
5: ...as a stooge, someone who impersonated a member of the audience called on stage. Howard's appearance on ...
7: ...hich the act became known as Ted Healy and his Southern Gentlemen.
9: ...ad the Shuberts' permission to use it, Healy lost the suit.

Paul Garner (1049 bytes)
3: ...[[vaudeville]], and has been referred to as the ''The Grand Old Man Of [[Vaudeville]]''.
5: ...d even worked as part of the New Three Stooges in the 1970s. He also worked with [[Spike Jones]] and H...
7: ...d for the [[Airplane!]] and [[Naked Gun]] series. The film is slated for release by Fox Pictures later ...

Home of Peace Cemetery (886 bytes)
1: ...ifornia]]. Amongst others, a few celebrities from the entertainment industry are interred here:
4: ... Howard]], comedic actor, member of the ''[[Three Stooges]]''
5: ... Howard]], comedic actor, member of the ''[[Three Stooges]]''
6: ...niversal Studios|Universal Pictures]]; he created the "Star" system
7: *[[Louis B. Mayer]], a founder of the [[MGM]] film studios

Del Lord (2186 bytes)
1: ...and [[actor]] best known as a director of [[Three Stooges]] films.
4: ...stone Kops]] police van, appearing in numerous of the successful films.
6: ...s]]. However, the [[Great Depression]] devastated the film industry and Sennett was forced to close his...
8: ...number of feature films. In 1951, he retired from the motion picture business.
10: ...] in [[Calabasas, California]] and is interred in the Olivewood Cemetery, in [[Riverside, California]].

Jerome Lester Horwitz (339 bytes)
1: ...th no hair, Curly was always the one who received the most [[slapstick]]. Over time, Curly would develo...

Iggy Pop (4750 bytes)
1: ...can]] [[singer]], famous as the frontman of [[The Stooges]] and as a solo artist. He was born on [[April 21...
3: ...exander on bass. After almost two years they made their debut in [[1967]] in [[Ann Arbor, Michigan]] (w...
5: ... Either way, shortly after the new members joined the band broke up because of Iggy's growing [[heroin]...
7: ...er died of drug and alcohol abuse or moved on to other bands.
9: ...ing keyboards live, some performances captured on the album TV Eye. Bowie apparently helped Iggy focus ...

Bowl cut (306 bytes)
1: ...all the visible hair. [[Moe Howard]] of the Three Stooges has this haircut.

Fake Shemp (4363 bytes)
3: ...h), and in watching these wonderfully wacky works they noticed something .
5: ...a hand, a foot, someone who doesn't have lines -- the stand-in's and extras.
7: But please, don't limit your usage of the word to mean only faceless onscreen talents! Bruc...
9: ...f a shemp time, we didn't really do anything." So the term became synonymous with things that aren't su...
11: ...dits -- and who often are credited as Fake Shemps themselves.

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