Rl.
Sep. 5 / Prod. No. 4063 / 151/2
m / pd Jules White / st
scr Felix Adler / ph
George Kelley / e
Edwin Bryant / a Charles
Clague / C: Judy Malcolm (Tessie), Ethelreda Leopold (Jessie),
Doris Houck (Bessie), Symona Boniface (Landlady) and Al Thompson (Hobo)
SYN:
The Stooges are now ex G.I's confronted
with all the trials and tribulations of discharged veterans. Their
biggest problem is finding a home for their three lovemates, Jessie,
Tessie, and Bessie, who have been dispossessed. The Stooges and their
future wives finally make their home in a vacant lot. They try their
best to make their newfound love-nest provide all the comforts of
home, like fresh food (bird eggs from a nearby tree) and nice freshly
vaccumed carpet (the grass). Yes, all is seeming quite well and normal
until a tractor comes along plows over their little loveshack and
destroys it. Now, once again down on their luck and few options left,
they convert a one-room apartment into a midget sized bungalow where
the six retire after their wedding ceremony.
Quick
Hits:
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Did you know that the housing shortage
was very real for many G.I.'s returning from WW II?
FN:
The
film title has been mistakenly listed as G.I. Wanna Go Home.
Parrot in turkey gag also in Crash Goes the Hash (2/5/44), Three
Dark Horses (10/16/52) and Listen, Judge (3/6/52).
