Larry was actually an excellent violinist.

Larry’s Tarzan scream will NEVER not be funny😂

Curly was an absolute physical comedy genius

The Three Stooges were are the all time kings of slapstick comedy and had greatest sound effects. There were 3 Howard Brothers whose real name was Horowitz. Shemp, born in 1895. Moe, born in 1897 and baby brother Curly born in 1903. Larry Fine was also a vaudeville performer that the stooges hooked up with in NYC. Moe, Larry and Shemp were the original three. Aroung 1934 Shemp left to pursue a movie career. Worked out OK for him but what Larry and Moe got was Curly and they were off to the races. Incredible career between 1935-47 until sadly, Curly had to step away suffering several strokes in 1947. Shemp came back and remained until his death in 1955, he to was extremely funny but Curly was and still is the most beloved Stooge of all. He sadly passed in 1952 at age 48 from another stroke. Moe and Larry both passed in 1974 just several months apart. After Shemp passed in 55 Moe and Larry carried on with another Curly and a Curly Joe but it wasn't the same without Curly or Shemp but were still popular until they retired around 1970. I actually met Moe and Larry in 1964 at age six at a shopping center outside of Pittsburgh. The stooges were performing at a night club there. My mother and older sister were shopping and my father took me to a Sun drug store where they had the lunch counter and the old soda fountain. There were two guys on down the other end of the counter and my dad asked me if I knew who those two guys were and I said no. He told me that was Moe and Larry, they looked very different without the hair. I still swear that Moe invented The Beatles 1963-64 mop top haircuts way back in the mid thirties. Anyway, my dad took me over to meet them, I was scared. Moe put me on his lap and I was terrified that he was gonna slap my face, pull my hair and poke me in the eyes. Turned out he was a very sweet man as was Larry. They both signed a little waitress pad that they used to write you order on. I still have and treasure it to this day. Fond memories of my father and the stooges from long ago now. The stooges are still as popular now as back in there hey days. There are Stooge conventions around the country every year. Check out Laurel and Hardy too, they started their film shorts in 1927 through the 1940's and extremely funny too. Peace ❤❤

Curly was a BIG dog lover. Over his life time he had saved thousand's of stray dogs. He even took some to the place that they were filming at. The film company had to limit the number he could bring to the shooting.

As a kid I grew up watching the Stooges, and its amazing today how they can make you laugh without the fowl language used today.

If you feel compelled, there's a song, from the 80s, that was a tribute to The Stooges, called The Curly Shuffle.

It's important to note that the mother and father of the brothers, Moe, Curly and Shemp (not in this one), could be seen as members of the jury in the juror's box.....obviously very proud of their boys!

Another iconic & highly successful comedy television series,, The Little Rascals "Fish Hooky"..A MUST SEE!!

slap stick. old school. even in our time. still hits the spot.

I have a friend that read an actual three stooges script. When the stooges were in the scene, the screenwriter wrote: Stooges, do your thing. Hahaha...there was no way to write their pokes, slaps, and antics as the Stooges were masters of slapstick and comedic timing.

I looked forward to watching the Three Stooges as a kid. My brother and i would mimic some of Curly's antics. It was great entertainment in my opinion. Glad your reacting to it

Ah, good old slapstick. *AT IT'S BEST!* MORE THREE STOOGES! 🤩

Oh jeeez. My grandparents used to show me this show when I visited them and I'll never forget how ridiculously funny all the shows are.

Make note, the Stooges actually played those instruments on set. They were Vaudeville actors before working in Hollywood, which means they could play music, sing, dance, and act. The best of the best entertainers in Hollywood could do it all, including the 3 Stooges. Nice reaction video.

Thanks for the reaction. Finally, somebody reacted to the three Stooges.

Here we go time to laugh! This couple is great!

"Gentlemen you must control your killing instincts." Eloquently stated by a seated judge in a court of law, directed at three witnesses.

i believe this is called slap stick comedy! if your ever having a bad day put on The Three Stooges They will surely lift your spirt with laughter..

Curly was so incredibly talented.

The Stooges had a lucrative job for many years, until Columbia shut down its Shorts division. Back in the days before home TV, going to the movies was an all-night adventure. There'd typically be a cartoon, a weekly World News reel, a Short (such as this), a "B" Feature, a potty and popcorn break, and then the "A" Feature. The Stooges made five to ten 20-minute Shorts a year, each one taking a couple weeks to produce. They received a full check on weeks they were shooting. All other weeks, they still got a half check, and were free to travel and put on their live stage show. Altogether they made about 190 Shorts and five Features for Columbia. Watch a lot of their stuff, you'll see that certain character actors get used repeatedly. Makes sense. Curly had an excellent physical comedy touch. My very favorite Stooges Short is "An Ache in Every Stake." I never understood the meaning of the title, but the film is hilarious.

Plumbing we are going is a great one of the three stooges

I agree with both of you: Dumb and Dumber and Step Brothers are both inspired by this whether they realized it or not

Gentlemen, you must control your killing instincts😂😂😂😂😂😂. I must confess, i use there lines at least 2 times a day in general conversation🤭🤭🤭🤭

You two never cieze to amaze this Texas cowboy with the music and your reactions 👍

My late father worked with the 3 Stooges as a young entertainer back before they went on to Hollywood. He said that all of their mayhem was highly choreographed and practiced. He told me that Shemp who wasn’t in this movie could slap your face and you never felt it.

Im only 29 but as a kid i remember watching "the three stooges" "i love lucy" " the honeymooners" along with all the old looney tunes. They were either on tv or we had vhs tapes. Kinda miss all those shows.

Will always love the Three Stooges! It's why I love the Minions because they remind me of the three stooges. slap stick comedy!

Of course this has been colorized, hilarious 😂

For 1936, this is excellent production value.

Larry: 18:05 Moe: Hey, you're in a court, not in the woods, Tarzan. [slap] Cut it out.

The Three Stooges "Malice In The Palace"...Classic!!

In the one shot of the court audience, Moe and Curly's father is in the front row.

I watched this a lot as a kid, but in black and white. Still have the vhs tapes and dvds.

Judge: "Take the stand". Curly: "Where do I put it"? Judge: "NO! NO"! "TAKE THE STAND"!! Curly: "I got it now what do I do with it"? OH FOR CRYING OUT LOUD!! LMAO. Just plain funny!

Considered slapstick comedy they were the the kings and hits were actually real but enhanced with noise effects. I’m 62 love them

Sound effects were incredible-noted many years ago by writers.

My father watched these guys when i was growing up. He said when they passed away they were all broke.

Back in the days of vaudeville, a stooge was a common part of the act. He was the "fall guy", the butt of the jokes, the gullible one who got victimized and abused. The Howard Brothers and Larry Fine worked as stooges for Ted Healy in his vaudeville act. That's why their comedy was so physical, and also it's why, when they got the chance to make films for Columbia, they simply called themselves "The Three Stooges". They made "shorts" for the studio, short films that would be shown in the theaters before the feature film. Their film shorts became more popular sometimes than the feature films themselves.

Love the Stooges, thanks for reacting! Disorder in the Court was one of my favorites!

A tarantula!!!

Laughter is the best medicine.

9:45 LOL The spirit of 76.

Pls keep doing the three stooges

.................the very early episodes a few years before this were by far the funniest.........like the one where they got drafted for the war

This takes me back to being 5 years old with my dad and sister on Saturday mornings watching these guys

Sol Horwitz and Jenny Horwitz, the parents of Moe Howard and Curly Howard, make uncredited appearances in this film as front-row members of the court audience.

Everyday at 5 pm, Captain Jack McCarthy and the three stooges, before that was officer joe Bolton, funny thing was, Capt Jack's daughter is joey heatherton.

Proof of how legendary the 3 stooges are, we're all still laughing at it nearly a century later. Fyi, I dont think you'll have to worry about copyright: this, malice in the palace, sing a song of six pants & the brideless groom are all in the public domain now.

the 3 Stooges are pure Comedy geniuses! Some of my earliest memories was watching the shorts every sat. night (They made a massive impact on all aspects of pop culture) It’s one of those rare tv shows you can watch countless times and pick up something new every time (The Curly & Shemp era are Gold) after that the act was “Off” 👍👍

just stared watching you two....love your reactions to things I grew up listening to...these shows were great....you got to play carol burnete clip of tim conway telling the elephant skit.....him improved 90% of it....he's trying like hell to get them laughing

A cool piece of trivia about The Three Stooges … the budget for The Three Stooges films was extremely small … many of the sets used for their films were actually sets from shows or movies the studio had just made … the plots were actually written to fit the sets they had available, before the sets were dismantled by the studio

111th Hysterical...as a Boomer - we used to watch these as kids in the 60's/70's...... ahh man..love watchin' your reactions as adults see'n this ...

You two are interesting. I dug your breakdown of the elements of this ingenious farce. Good eyes and ears on both of you.

My dad introduced me to the Three Stooges when I was a small child and this was the first episode I ever saw. I’m 28 now and I still watch these guys to this day. They never fail to crack me up. If you don’t know who Shemp was I’d recommend watching Brideless Groom. That episode was really funny 🤣 and fun fact; Shemp Moe and Curly were biological brothers.

You guys are doing great.

Outstanding. Haven't seen the Stooges in a long time.

The judge who appears in this short is the same judge who appeared in the cult classic "Reefer Madness".

Lol great reaction BARS & BARBELLS! Disorder in the court has always been one of my favorite stooge shorts! A little piece of trivia for ya, at around 13:48 as the camera shows the court room audience, the man that is in the front row 2ND from the right facing the camera is Solomon Horwitz! Moe, Curly and Shemps father!!!

It's all slapstick comedy... silly, of course. What's amazing is how this has stood the test of time. These skits were done from 1934 to 1946. People still know who they are. .o

For even older school comedy, before Abbott and Costello, 3 Stooges etc, I'd recommend "Laurel and Hardy". They were comedy geniuses back in the early 1900's, to the 1940's. Getting their start in Vaudeville, and in silent movies. My all time favorite comedians. Some recommendations: "Busy Bodies", "County Hospital" and "The Music Box". Of which they won an Oscar for. Stan Laurel (Skinny one) can literally make you laugh, by just a look. I think you'd really love them. 😃 Happy 4th you two! 🇺🇲🎇🗽🍻🫡

For more episodes with Curly I recommend Playing with Ponies, Bird in the Brain, and Back to the Front and for episodes with Shemp I recommend Brideless Groom, Sing a Song of Six Pants, Malice in the Palace, and Squareheads at the Roundtable.

Though they are known as the Three Stooges, over the period of their career in showbusiness there were actually six of them, including the three Howard brothers Moe, Curly and Shemp, Larry Fine, and two others now largely forgotten Joe Besser and "Curly" Joe Derita. Larry Fine (who played violin here) remained with the trio throughout most of their history, until he suffered from a stroke in 1970. The gang shown here is the classic ensemble of Curly Howard, Moe Howard and Larry Fine. Sadly, Curly Howard's career would be cut short by illness in 1946 and an early death in 1952 and his place would be taken by his other brother Shemp Howard. The trio would continue briefly with Moe, Larry and Shemp, until his death in 1955. Shemp would be replaced by Joe Besser (1956-57) and he in turn would be replaced by "Curly" Joe DeRita.

I watched these guys all the time as a kid.

@7:35 Slap stick comedy is the name of the variety of comedy here.

This is called slap stick comedy. Really funny! Good clean humor.

Yeah that intro music is funny too Phil! lol...bottle of hooch! lol

I think more people know but Curly and Moe as well as Shemp, later on, were all brothers in real life. Moe was the last of the stooges to pass away.

Comedy is timeless. Laughing at ourselves is important and who better than, Moe, Larry, and Curly, and Shemp and Joe later on. 😂

Thelma Todd and Zasu Pitts in Alum and Eve 1932. (Pre-Code Comedy)

The funniest episodes in my opinion were, Shemp in the dentist, and when they were plumbers.

Loved your video of the stooges. I grew up watching them.Thank you guys so much! Dude you must stay in the gym when your not doing videos. Nice guns!!!

Don't forget Moe and Curly's father Solomon Horwitz is in the video.

I love rhythm and weep from them

Moe's accent is great 😂

I highly recommend Laurel and Hardy, considered comedy legends.. There are many "best" of their work, but "Blotto" and "Sons of the Desert" are 2 of my favorites. Other fans will weigh in!

If you look carefully in the court room audience, the man in the front row 2nd to the right, that's Moe and Curly's real life dad.

Analyzing Stooge Humour ..... Spread Out!

This is the original "slap-stick".

Laurel and hardy were fun to watch also

On a scale from one to five, this is a five, you need to review the one with the lion on a train. Hold That Lion! (1947 )

You guys should do The Honeymooner's starred Jackie Gleason and Art Carney a terrific sitcom in the 1950s that still holds up. Keep on doing reactions and you guys rock!

“Stepbrothers” is epic.

I believe this comedy that used a lot of physical stunts and sound effects was called "Slapstick Comedy". Back in that period, besides the Three Stooges, my favorites were Laural and Hardy.

This was more of the vaudeville/burlesque humor where if there was an opening for an easy laugh they would lean on the violence(slaps, pokes,hits etc.)The Stooges were experts at it

These men were masters of slap-stick. Do you swear? No, but I know all the words. I would laugh at them until I was in tears!!! One of my favorite, fun facts is the Howards were Jewish. They did a skit making fun of Hitler and Fascism. They were the first American comedy team to do this. Get it - Jews making fun of Nazi's. Judaism at it's finest... These guys were great!!! I am referring to the skit --3 Stooges Mocked Hitler before Chaplin (You Nazty Spy 1940). Look it up....

Please watch these guys in the video, ( A Plumbing We Will Go.)

Sign of the times quality back then was at its peak people that fell off that chair in today's chairs the chair would have broke million pieces

You have to remember they did one a week back rhen.

I love comedy movies from the 1930's, including the Three Stooges.

Curly suffered a stroke in 1946 and was replaced by his brother Shemp, who died in 1955. Joe Besser replaced him, but the quality of the shorts really declined and they were essentially fired in 1958. The next year, Columbia released all of the shorts to television and kids who had never seen them went crazy and turned them into superstars again. They made a handful of movies, which really weren't that good but undoubtedly made money.

The Three Stooges are my favorite trio, I love the older comedians, never any profanity

I always hated the Three Stooges. I thought they were dumb and silly. My brother...he loved them. He would laugh and laugh until tears would stream down his face. I never saw any comedy in their silliness. That is until now. I laughed and laughed while watching. I guess I had to be much older to "get it". Watching it now as I'm older I understand more of what they are doing.

Little known Fact curly shot himself in the foot when he was a child and moe saved his life the part where they are trying to use the gun curly is hesitent to shoot it because of this

Its called SLAPSTICK comedy, you either get it or you dont

Curley was ahead of his time.

I might be remembering this wrong, but wasn't this the episode when Curly had a stroke on set? It was his last performance with the Stooges before Shemp came in to replace him. Can someone verify that for me? I could google it but I'm lazy.

Would love to see a reaction to sing a song of six pants

Please do some more Elvis Presley reactions. When I was a kid in the 70s I watched the 3 stooges everyday.

As far as a comedic/laughter reaction, it's a bit of a different request, it's not a comedy sketch/routine, it's actually an interview between Jimmy Fallon and Bradley Cooper back in 2014, the reason I think it's worth a reaction is (uncontrollable laughter) you'll see what I mean if you give it a chance lol has over 22M views, I couldn't stop laughing the first time I saw it, it's the Extended Version 10:49 seconds I believe, I hope you consider it maybe sometime in the near future 🙏😁 the title of the video is "Bradley and Jimmy can't stop laughing"