Three Little Sew and Sews | |
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Release Date |
January 6, 1939 |
Directed by |
Del Lord |
Written by |
Ewart Adamson |
Produced by |
Jules White |
Preceded by |
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Followed by |
Three Little Sew and Sews is the 36th short subject starring American slapstick comedy team the Three Stooges. The trio made a total of 190 shorts for Columbia Pictures between 1934 and 1959.
Cast[]
- Moe Howard
- Larry Fine
- Curly Howard
- Phyllis Barry
- Harry Semels
- Lane Chandler
- Lew Davis
- Vernon Dent
- Charles Dorety
- Ned Glass
- John Ince
- Bud Jamison
- James C. Morton
- Cy Schindell
- Al Thompson
- John Tyrrell
- Elaine Waters
- Bert Young
Plot[]
The Stooges are sailors employed in a ships' tailor shop. The three steal some officers' uniforms in order to go ashore. While pretending to be an Admiral, Curly and his "aides" (Moe and Larry) are tricked into stealing a submarine by a pair of spies. The Stooges eventually capture the spies, but while reenacting the capture for the real Admiral, Curly accidentally detonates a bomb. The last scene shows the Stooges as Angels being "pursed" by the angry Admiral/Devil.
Notes[]
- The title Sew and Sew is a play on "so and so", a softly worded insulting term for a person.
- This is one of several Stooge shorts in which a sofa spring manages to become attached to someone's backside. This gag was also used in Hoi Polloi, An Ache in Every Stake, Hugs and Mugs and Have Rocket, Will Travel.
- The "submarine jump like a dolphin" gag footage was later re-used in They Stooge to Conga (1943).
- This is the last Three Stooges entry to utilize "Listen to the Mockingbird" for the opening and closing.
- This is also the only short which used this theme in 1939.
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