Rl.
Sep. 2 / Prod. No. 4217 / 171/2
m / p d Jules White
/ st Edward
Bernds / scr Felix Adler / ad Irving
Moore / ph Ray Cory / e
Edwin Bryant / a Carl Anderson
/ C: Jaques O'Mahoney (Cedric), Christine McIntyre (Princess
Elaine), Phil Van Zandt (Black Prince), Vernon Dent (King Arthur), Ruth
Godfrey (Lady Title) and Joe Palma (Sir Satchel, in new footage)
SYN:
Moe, Larry & Shemp are three
troubadours sent to cheer up the broken-hearted Princess Elaine. Her
father, the King, has pledged her hand in marriage to the Black Prince,
but she loves Cedric the local blacksmith. True love always prevails,
and Elaine hires three of the best to help her. In comes Moe, Larry
& Shemp to save the day. They cheer her up with their vaudeville
routine and then head off to break the engagement with the wicked
Black Prince.
Quick
Hits:
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Did you know that In 1943 Christine
McIntyre was "discovered" by Columbia comedy shorts producer Hugh
McCollum. Her first two-reeler for Columbia Pictures, under a temporary
contract, was the Slim Summerville western vehicle GARDEN OF EATIN'
(memorable only because of Christine's supporting presense) that
premiered 10/22/1943. In 1944, she apparently signed a ten year
shorts contract with Columbia (renewable by Columbia every year).
SD:
2 (Dates not listed) / FN: A remake
of Squareheads of the Round Table (3/4/48), using a high volume of stock
footage.
