Rl.
Feb. 2 / Prod. No. 1913 / 16
m / p d Jules White
/ st
scr Warren Wilson / ph Fred
Jackman / e Saul A. Goodkind / a
Cary Odell / sd Milton
Stumph / ad Jerrold Bernstein /
C: Diana Darrin (Miss Lapdale, in stock footage), Angela Stevens
(Millie, Joe's girl), Mary Ainslee (Belle, Moe's wife, in stock footage)
and Connie "Cezan" Geason (Bell's Double, in new footage)
SYN:
Does Larry's libido know no bounds?
First, the pet shop owner makes a play for Joe's fiancee, the beautiful
Millie. Next, he sends a suggestive Christmas card to Moe's wife signed,
"Your pet man, Larry." But worse, he schemes to turn Moe
and Joe against each other by concocting a plan to get Joe caught
with Moe's woman, in Moe's apartment, knowing full well that Moe carries
a short fuse, an awful temper....and a revolver.
Quick
Hits:
-
When
Moe fires his gun up the chimney, listen for Shemp's yell!!! A stamp
of bad editing or a lack of a editing budget toward the end of the
Stooges careers with Columbia.
WT:
Chiseling Chiseler / SD:
1 (W 12/18/57)
/ FN: A remake of He
Cooked His Goose (7/3/52), with much stock footage.
