Rl.
Dec. 27 / Prod. No. 221 / 171/2
m / ap Jules White / d
Preston Black / st
scr Ewart Adamson / ph Benjamin
Kline / e Wm. Lyon / C:
Vernon Dent (Mr. Morgan, Cabinet Owner), Robert Williams (Boss Romani),
Symona Boniface (Lady Customer), Elaine Waters, Beatrice Blynn, Martha
Tibbetts, Beatrice Curtis (Fashion Show Women), Mary Lou Dix, Gale Arnold,
Loretta Andrews (Fashion Show Models), Gertrude Messenger and Hilda
Title (Models' Assistants)
SYN:
Carpenters Larry, Moe and Curly are working in an antique
woodworking shop. As usual they find a way to dig themselves into
a terrible predicament when they break a valuable Ming box belonging
to Mr. Morgan, the irate owner. While on the run, they are nabbed
by the cops who inform them that they just inherited their late uncle's
ultra-smart Fifth Avenue Dress Salon, the Madame de France. They decide
that their woodworking skills should just carry over into the clothing
design arena and develop their own snazzy line of clothing. Well,
at least so they think. They stage their first fashion show, during
which they meet up again with the the angry Ming box owner who wants
nothing more than to see the Stooges behind bars. The Madame de France
quickly becomes a battleground for a giant creampuff melee.
Quick
Hits:
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Did you know that Vernon Dent is the most recognizable foil for
the Three Stooges. Heavy set, with a neat mustache, Dent often played
authority types in Stooge Shorts.
SD:
4 (W 6/10 to F 6/12, and M 6/15/36)
