SYN:
Ravishing beauties Moella, Larraine,
and Shempetta commission renowned artists Moe, Larry and Shemp to
paint their portraits. And while an infestation of ants in their dresses
makes it quite difficult for a woman to maintain her pose, a sizzling
attraction grows between painters and subjects and soon the couples
are engaged. The girls' father, however, won't consent to the marriage
until meeting the suitors, so the Stooges journey to their fiancee's
home determined to make a good impression on pop. In the hallway they
meet an old coot so ornery that they sacrifice their chocolate engagement
cake to teach the crusty old buzzard a lesson. Only later, when the
girl's father arrives wearing that cake, do the Stooges realize that
consent will never be granted unless they take even more drastic measures:
the tickling of the father's feet until he agrees to give away his
daughters.
Quick
Hits:
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The key gag shows three lovely ladies
(Moe, Shemp & Larry) sitting majestically while three artists
(Moe, Shemp & Larry) paint their portraits. The girls find it
a bit difficult to hold their poses, however, due to an infestation
of ants in the bouqet of flowers they are holding.
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Totally orignal idea and a great overall
flow keep this short interesting and a lot of fun to watch. One
of my favorites!
