The Three Stooges Trivia

1. What was the name of the hospital the Stooges worked at?

From Quiz Three Stooges: Men In Black

Answer: Los Arms Hospital

The "Los Arms" hospital shot was actually the Cedars of Lebanon hospital in Los Angeles, California.

From Quiz So Long Mr. Chumps

Answer: Street cleaners

As the story opens we see the boys sweeping the streets in white uniforms. They end up bashing each other with their brooms. "So Long Mr. Chumps" is a deliberate parody of the Oscar-nominated film "Goodbye, Mr. Chips", which was popular at the time. It is the 59th feature the Three Stooges made. The boys are census takers in "No Census No Feeling". They are both carpenters and pharmacists in "Pardon My Scotch". "So Long Mr. Chumps" was originally released on February 7, 1941.

From Quiz The Three Stooges "Pardon my Scotch"

Answer: Carpenters

The Three Stooges are carpenters who are installing a door on the second floor of a pharmacy. "Pardon My Scotch" is the first Stooge episode to employ "Listen to the Mockingbird" as their official theme song. It would continue to be used until 1939. The Stooges use the famous tool gag for the first time in this episode.

From Quiz The Three Stooges "Three Little Pirates"

Answer: Sailors

They are sailors from "Garbage Scow 188" who become stranded on Dead Man's Island. The island's governor remarks how that is an odd name for a vessel. This short was made in December, 1946. It was the last "Three Stooges" episode in which Curly Howard was involved in the entire production. He was left out of the final scenes of the next Stooges project, "Half-Wits Holiday", after he suffered a debilitating stroke.

From Quiz Three Stooges "Three Little Beers"

Answer: Panther Brewing Co.

Moe, Larry and Curly have been hired as new delivery men because of several complaints about poor delivery service. The foreman assures the owner that everything is going to be OK now that they've been hired.

From Quiz Three Stooges' Feature Films

Answer: Gold Raiders

'Gold Raiders' was released in 1951. The Stooges starred in this movie along with George O'Brien. O'Brien played an insurance salesman who cleaned up the western town of Red Mesa to make it safe for miners. The Stooges played cowboys who helped O'Brien throughout the film. Shemp was also in 'Soup To Nuts', but they were not yet the Three Stooges. They were still Ted Healy's Stooges.

From Quiz Stooge Notables

Answer: 1946

The short was "Beer Barrel Polecats," where Moe, Larry, and Curly get jailed for 40 years for making and selling beer. The shorts sampled were from 1941. This short used much stock footage because Curly's health was declining.

From Quiz Hoofs and Goofs

Answer: Larry

Moe and Larry are cleaning while Joe is reading about reincarnation.

From Quiz Half-Wits Holiday

Answer: Plumbers

The Stooges installed a gas line backwards, but as Larry says, "Don't worry, we always fix it right the second time!"

From Quiz The Original "Men in Black"

Answer: Los Arms

Two of the other answers refer to real hospitals, the other to TV's "St. Elsewhere". The pun signifies we're in Stoogeland again. Raymond McCarey directed and Felix Adler scripted this early short, from 1934.

From Quiz Disorder In The Court

Answer: Gail Tempest

Her name is typical of character names in the Stooges series. Harry Thaw murdered architect Stanford White when he found out he had an affair with his wife Evelyn Nesbit, but he was sentenced to life in an asylum. Borden was acquitted of killing her parents. H.H. Holmes was the alias of mass murderer Herbert Mudgett, who was executed for his crimes. Suzanne Kaaren played Gail (uncredited). Jules White's brother Jack (as Preston Black) directed and Felix Adler scripted.

From Quiz Squareheads of the Round Table

Answer: Blacksmith

Three wandering troubadours, on their way to the court of King Arthur, wander in to the blacksmith's shop. They find out that the King wants Cedric's head because he dares to love the fair Elaine. After they hear his story, the Stooges vow to help Cedric. Cedric was played by Jock Mahoney (billed as Jacques O'Mahoney, his real name), who played Tarzan in several movies in the 60s, but was best known as a stuntman. He was the stepfather of Sally Field.

From Quiz I'll Never Heil Again

Answer: Moronica

Herman the Sixth 7/8 has been replaced by Hailstone the dictator. Mr. Umpchay, Mr. Ixnay and Mr. Amscray have agreed to help put the King back into power after having replaced him with Hailstone. Herman's daughter Gilda is going to help them. The country's motto is "Moronica for Morons".

From Quiz Uncivil Warriors

Answer: Swam across the river and got potomac poisoning

The General (James C. Morton) asks this of Operators 12, 14 and 15 after they introduce themselves. Curly answers with the potomac poisoning remark, which earns him a scowl from Moe. During this sequence, notice the soldier behind Larry, Moe and Curly, whose only job seems to be to pick up their hats which keep coming off.

From Quiz No Census, No Feeling

Answer: In an awning

The owner of the Square Deal Swap Shop comes out and opens the awning and they fall out of it. The shopkeeper is played by Max Davidson. This was his only Stooge short.

From Quiz Corny Casanovas

Answer: Larry

Larry has an easy enough time putting the sheet in place, but when he tries to put the Murphy bed away, it falls back down and traps him underneath it.

From Quiz In The Sweet Pie and Pie

Answer: Tiska, Taska and Baska

They were going to marry Tom, Dick and Harry, but the fleet was ordered to Honolulu, so the guys postponed the weddings indefinitely. Tiska, Taska and Baska Jones must marry by midnight that night to get their $10 million legacy.

From Quiz Ted Healy, the Man Behind the Stooges

Answer: Lee Nash, Houston, TX.

Nash, who became Ted Healy, was the son of a Houston buisnessman who entered vaudeville in his early teens. The other names are those of W.C. Fields characters! (And Fields was born in Philadelphia!)

From Quiz Soitenly! It's The Three Stooges

Answer: Once every week

Curly originally had long wavy hair but had to shave it once every week to become a member of the Stooges.

From Quiz "Three Stooges" For The Masses

Answer: Mildew College

This is also the episode which features the classic tune "Swinging the Alphabet".

From Quiz The Three Stooges: Volume 1

Answer: Fright Night

That's one of my favorites.

From Quiz The Three Stooges: Volume 2

Answer: $0.67

"67 cents."

From Quiz Gents Without Cents

Answer: Flo, Mary and Shirley

The Stooges are ready to fight them for their breaking up their practice when they discover the pretty girls dancing.

From Quiz The Three Stooges #3

Answer: Kid Roth

From Quiz The Three Stooges #2

Answer: 1956

From Quiz The Three Stooges #1

Answer: Soup to Nuts

From Quiz Moe Howard

Answer: June 19, 1897

Moe's real name was Moses Harry Horwitz.

From Quiz Some Stooges Trivia

Answer: Woman Haters

From Quiz Three Stooges: Men In Black

Answer: For Duty and Humanity

As long as they devoted their life "For Duty and Humanity", their identities as doctors would be concealed.

From Quiz So Long Mr. Chumps

Answer: A wad of paper

When he becomes frustrated at having his papers blown around he twists one of the papers up and puts it in the tailpipe. Of course it flies out and hits him when the engine is revved. A short time later Curly and Moe perform the sticky paper routine which appears occasionally in some other episodes. According to Moe, Curly was never very good with written dialogue. Whenever he got stuck he would improvise some nonsense that was usually kept in the film.

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