I'm 55. When I was in 3rd grade (1964), Moe Howard came to my 3rd grade class. From what I remember, he was the brother or brother in law of my 3rd grade teacher. I remember him as being quiet and kind and looking kind of tired.
@MythicWaveProd - That must have been pretty cool to have met him. Moe was indeed a very kind man in real life. He was a life-long smoker, so that's probably one reason he looked so tired aside from advancing age. He'd also lost two of his brothers within three years of each other. All the Stooges and their fellows have more than earned their rest.
@Sparrow9612 Yeah, I did know who he was back then so it was cool. But I'm still unsure of his relationship with my 3rd grade teacher. I think she said she was his sister but in reading about him I see he had no sisters. Maybe just a friend. This was in Rye, NY - about 45 min from NY City.
@fireworkboy1 That's moe but not curly. He was dead at this point. That was Joe DeRita, (Curly Joe). Curly Howard was put down by a stroke in May 1946.
Here it is 2011 and I still stop on The Stooges whenever I'm flipping through the channels, looking for something to watch. They were and will always be true comedic geniuses in my book. Such a sweet piece of film, thank you for posting it.
@liz326522 I watch them on AMC at 5am in the morning during the week. It varies though when they are on at that time. I heard that someone is doing a movie of them. I will not watch it . What do you think of this news? labelashavoc (:~>?=
How about summer nights playing Hide-and-Seek on the block . . . no fears, Mom and Dad on the porch with the neighbors . . . I am so grateful I have these memories.
I grew up on Air Force Bases in the 1960s. We played outside, too. We rode our bikes without helmets or knee pads and when we crashed our bikes, we cried and bled and got back on and kept riding.
@OakPark11MileRd I think that you know what I meant by "no electronics", everyone else seems to understand what I meant. Oh, and I'm really sorry about you having to wipe your ass with a baseball glove as a child, that must have been very messy and uncomfortable.
I remember that Marlon Parks always 'sent his assistant' to chase down the animals for the camera in M of O Animal Kingdom! He was a very smart man, Lol!!
You met two original stooges, Moe and Larry. The third guy was a fill in after both Moe's brothers (Curley and Shemp) died. that other stooge was Curley Joe.
@AmericanPowerBase you would have gotten a black eye and a bloody nose by all 7 of us brothers if you had called our baseball gloves "toys" 40 years ago! Those were "fightin' words", Lol.
I too was the CNE but the memory isn't as quaint. My brothers and I taking the side streets off Dufferin Street which was near the bakery before the railroad tracks. To sneak in you needed to run across the tracks. We noticed a long black limo with tinted windows which we assumed was one of the stars at the Grandstand, which we knew was the Three Stooges.
We surrounded the car windows, banging on the windows. Larry rolled down the window but told us fuck off kids and rolled it back up.
I too saw the Stooges at the CNE. People think I'm crazy when I tell them this. Thank you for this film. Wonderful to see - and to know I wasn't the only kid who saw them!
best part is with all your modern day anathema somehow you filmed this episode...kinda very modern almost as if you would complain about how modern life is...relax its still great to have seen em
I grew up in the 1960's with no electronics and no McDonalds. We were always on our bikes or playing baseball (thumbs up if you slept with your baseball glove under your pillow). I remember water-ballon fights, ice-cream trucks, chili-fritos, "be on the porch by sundown", Saturday morning cartoons, Sunday night racing to get the best seat (you had to say "my place is safe" if you left for a moment, or lose it!) to watch Wonderful World of Disney, Mutual of Omaha Animal Kingdom, and Bonanza!
@roadyrider yeah, sounds like my childhood too. Summertime or weekends we would pretty much be out "all day" playing....and we did not need constant parental contact via a cell phone. I virtually lived on my red Raleigh "Colt" bicycle. My older teen sister always had her "AM radio" on listening to fabian, Pat Boone etc....and running to the phone to call in to the radio station to win a prize, late saturday night creature feature monster movies chomping Jiffy pop drinking cokes
@roadyrider I grew up in the late 70's / early 80's with all the exact things you mentioned (except Bonaza). Wonderful World of Disney every Sunday night, Wild Kingdom was awesome and of course Saturday morning cartoons. Hanging out outside from the minute we got home from school with friends on our bikes and we played baseball every day, till we heard our fathers yelling our names from the front door to come home for dinner.
I did get an atari as an early teen, but it did not rule my life.
@guyinfl99 We had an Atari too butI remember Dad buying an "Intellevision" game. I think those were pre-Atari and even though I was older by then, we had some big fights over who's turn it was to use it, including Dad, Lol!
@roadyrider I grew up in the 70's, (born 1967) and the way you describe your childhood is exactly how mine was as well. Same things. Amazing. Only difference was we had Little House on the Prairie, the Brady Bunch and Sanford and Son, in addition to the shows you mentioned which I also enjoyed.
@roadyrider back then time were simple. i didnt get to expence that since i was born in the 90's but i would have like to. at leaset they still had ice cream trucks in the 90's.
great 8mm film my dad had one of those i was born in 1967 grew up wit them after school have a friend who worked wit moe larry curleyjoe he says moe was always miserable that was b4 he died
that had to be early to mid sixties when i grew up, yea we left our front and back doors unlocked all day, we went over our friends rang bell or knocked on door, they would yell out who is it ? and in you go. we played ball in the street til the mosquitos and dark stopped us, yea it was a great age.
i just received a Three Stooges record as a birthday gift. on the cover it has Moe, Larry and Curly joe. Above theirs heads is a Banner that reads "Al Dobritch presents..."MATINEE FUN~ FEST" Canadian National Exhibition Aug. 20th - Sept 1st. the album is framed so i'll have to do more research to pin it down to a year.
Thanks for this. I was at their show at the CNE. Always wondered what year that was. I am now 60. I was so fascinated with watching the sound effects guy (in front of the stage in view of the audience) that I hardly saw the Stooges. I knew I wasn't seeing Curly, my favorite but always wondered who the third Stooge was. Now I know. Thanks!!
i was very foutunate to meet the three stooges i was a bell hop at a hotel in fall river mass, i took there luggage to there rooms i was very lucky to get autographs from moe larry and curly on a piece of stationary,i still have those autographs in a safe,and when i feel like a laugh i will break out the autographs and remember back to a fun time in comedy.
Besser was in lots of Abbot & Costello shows so he should have had some bucks or dough as it was called then.
The reason Besser filled in for two shorts after Shemp died was to fill the contract and then ge De Rita out of his contract with another studio. He was working before he joined the stooges, so he should have been doing OK financially.
everyone blames someone else for thier troubles. i have all but 6 of the Curly shorts. anyone looking for anything call me.
We were invited to see them and yes we also have still pictures of them. I don't remember talking to them but I also met them at the airport. All in all good memories.
The 3 Howards and Larry owned the business, and Besser and DeRita were just hired actors, filling a vacant spot. I don't know what Bessers situation was, but I know Joe DeRita died broke, living off a disability check, because I saw it on some tv show. Joe DeRita was in it, telling how he'd been mistreated by the Howard heirs. The novelty dolls or whatever it was that was selling big at the time depicted Curly Joe as the third Stooge, and he asked for a royalty. They changed it to Curly instead.
Wow!,I must say this is a gem,I wish we had more jewels like this around of great actors,comedians and more for viewing pleasure.......you said one of the kids in the film is family?Did you all kind of hang out with the Howard family??Sounds kool.
I was born in the nineties so I didnt grow up with them on tv or in person but I watched the three stooges on the VHS my parents had they enjoyed the Stooges when they were younger and I now enjoy them myself and am going to share them when I have a family so they can enjoy them too. This is proper comedy stuff that makes us laugh at the real and silliness of it. Nice vid
Nice video. Reminds me of exactly what it was like when I was a 10 year old at that time and watched the three stooges religiously same as my friends. The 8 mm cam film brings back nice memories of a time when liberalism was still helping to make this country a better place before the fascists took over.
Thanks for the great comment! It was my cousins, brother , sister and myself in this video.I am turning fifty years old next month and these videos my father took bring back great memories of our childhood!By the way it was filmed in Toronto and we are all Canadian! Not that it really matters what nationality we come from.
How wonderful is this! Those geat 8mm home movies..kids riding their bikes in the street (without concern of being run over by a car or, now adays, being shot.) And the Three Stooges home movies..such innocence...and NO blackberries, laptops, cell phones, palm pilots, myspace, facebook, or a thousand channels of nothing on t-v! Thanks for posting...love it :)
The stooges were awesome. What great memories for you--to have the met the world's greatest comedians ever (of course, this was after Curley and Shemp had passed :{). I would have loved to have met Larry Fine and Moe Howard with Curly Joe.
they were way before my time, I wasn't born till 90, but I know good clean comedy when I see it. Yall must've been tickled to death, thanks for sharing your memories with us.
I'm 55. When I was in 3rd grade (1964), Moe Howard came to my 3rd grade class. From what I remember, he was the brother or brother in law of my 3rd grade teacher. I remember him as being quiet and kind and looking kind of tired.
MythicWaveProd 1 month ago
@MythicWaveProd - That must have been pretty cool to have met him. Moe was indeed a very kind man in real life. He was a life-long smoker, so that's probably one reason he looked so tired aside from advancing age. He'd also lost two of his brothers within three years of each other. All the Stooges and their fellows have more than earned their rest.
Sparrow9612 2 weeks ago
@Sparrow9612 Yeah, I did know who he was back then so it was cool. But I'm still unsure of his relationship with my 3rd grade teacher. I think she said she was his sister but in reading about him I see he had no sisters. Maybe just a friend. This was in Rye, NY - about 45 min from NY City.
MythicWaveProd 2 weeks ago
I saw them at the CNE but couldn't remember the year thanks.The new remake looks hilarious they look and sound so much like them ,great tribute.
vintagehonda83 1 month ago
Priceless...
xMulletMiKEx 1 month ago
thats not the stooges as kids ...this was the stooges more towards the end.
JohnyVain 2 months ago
@JohnyVain Learn to read . It says when we were kids we met the three stooges.
adamfreed1 1 month ago
i miss them ! :(
mxbigswinex 2 months ago
Wow! Lucky you. Sadly I remember when Moe died on the same day as my birthday in 1975... I was 9 years old.
JP5466 3 months ago
Im 41 and that video song everything was beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!It brought a tear to my eye thanks for posting
billyb8306 4 months ago
It kinda looks the the opening credits of The Wonder Years.
Aeolis7 4 months ago
Sorry name of the song is oh very young.
adamfreed1 5 months ago
Cat Stevens is the name of the artist. Where do the children play.
adamfreed1 5 months ago
What is the name of the song playing in this film, and who is the artist?
MorayEel 5 months ago
That looks like Larry, but that doesn't look like Moe and Curly.
fireworkboy1 5 months ago
@fireworkboy1 That's moe but not curly. He was dead at this point. That was Joe DeRita, (Curly Joe). Curly Howard was put down by a stroke in May 1946.
chuckbyf1 5 months ago
@chuckbyf1, Oh yah, I forgot that about Curly. But that still doesn't look like Moe.
fireworkboy1 5 months ago
@chuckbyf1 Curly (Jerome Lester) Howard died in Jan. of 1952
TorturedNacho 1 month ago
Here it is 2011 and I still stop on The Stooges whenever I'm flipping through the channels, looking for something to watch. They were and will always be true comedic geniuses in my book. Such a sweet piece of film, thank you for posting it.
liz326522 5 months ago
@liz326522 I watch them on AMC at 5am in the morning during the week. It varies though when they are on at that time. I heard that someone is doing a movie of them. I will not watch it . What do you think of this news? labelashavoc (:~>?=
labelashavoc 5 months ago
roadyrider, you said it perfectly.
How about summer nights playing Hide-and-Seek on the block . . . no fears, Mom and Dad on the porch with the neighbors . . . I am so grateful I have these memories.
imau2ber 5 months ago
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imau2ber 5 months ago
america was great then - smaller government (less corrupt) no scum mexicans mooching off welfare and taking our jobs away ,
jrjr143 6 months ago
@jrjr143 Haaa...Haaa sore loser, so the mexicans won cuz u have no job
51164artman 4 months ago
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@jrjr143 Haaa...Haaa sore loser, so the mexicans won cuz u have no job
51164artman 4 months ago
I grew up on Air Force Bases in the 1960s. We played outside, too. We rode our bikes without helmets or knee pads and when we crashed our bikes, we cried and bled and got back on and kept riding.
catmutterer 6 months ago
@OakPark11MileRd I think that you know what I meant by "no electronics", everyone else seems to understand what I meant. Oh, and I'm really sorry about you having to wipe your ass with a baseball glove as a child, that must have been very messy and uncomfortable.
roadyrider 6 months ago
It's as fake as your mom's boobs are!
adamfreed1 7 months ago
this is fake lmfao
robertocarlosibarra 7 months ago
thank you for posting .......these are priceless!!!
noodlesmealey 7 months ago
I remember that Marlon Parks always 'sent his assistant' to chase down the animals for the camera in M of O Animal Kingdom! He was a very smart man, Lol!!
roadyrider 7 months ago
Thank you.
bea78tles 7 months ago
You met two original stooges, Moe and Larry. The third guy was a fill in after both Moe's brothers (Curley and Shemp) died. that other stooge was Curley Joe.
billrrrrr 7 months ago
Treasure!! Yes, that is CurlyJoe
1luiszepol 7 months ago
By this time, Curly is dead, right?
undertakermyhero4eva 8 months ago
@undertakermyhero4eva yes
mrshanegt 7 months ago
i kind on want to cry
anndrew85 9 months ago
What are those funny things with wheels those kids are on? Where are their ipods, Nintendo DS and cell phones? Wierd.
guyinfl99 9 months ago
Wasn't that Joe?
Pinesal 9 months ago
@AmericanPowerBase you would have gotten a black eye and a bloody nose by all 7 of us brothers if you had called our baseball gloves "toys" 40 years ago! Those were "fightin' words", Lol.
roadyrider 9 months ago
this is awsome
Razorokc 10 months ago
Thank you for sharing this wonderful footage.
davecarvell 10 months ago
tjis is gold man
locombianisimo01 10 months ago
It seems to me that the only real stooge in this video is possibly Larry. Moe and Curly don't look right.
fishblades 10 months ago
@fishblades I believe that it is Joe not curly
JaimeLe50s 10 months ago
@fishblades It's Curly Joe Derita, the original Curly died in 1952.
CarpfaceRoblox 10 months ago
@fishblades Doofus, that's Moe and larry, Curly was dead Thats Joe besser
birdmanofbooze 10 months ago
i envy you! lol
belladonna4577 10 months ago
I too was the CNE but the memory isn't as quaint. My brothers and I taking the side streets off Dufferin Street which was near the bakery before the railroad tracks. To sneak in you needed to run across the tracks. We noticed a long black limo with tinted windows which we assumed was one of the stars at the Grandstand, which we knew was the Three Stooges.
We surrounded the car windows, banging on the windows. Larry rolled down the window but told us fuck off kids and rolled it back up.
gcmcknight 11 months ago
@gcmcknight That's hillarious...oh by the way Larry called and asked me to tell you to "Fuck off"" again.....
birdmanofbooze 10 months ago
Why did it look like they were getting ready to do hellooo Helllooo HELLOOOO bit in this footage lol
Dablkwid0w2008 11 months ago
I too saw the Stooges at the CNE. People think I'm crazy when I tell them this. Thank you for this film. Wonderful to see - and to know I wasn't the only kid who saw them!
djh1218 11 months ago
Wow!
PoHakk 11 months ago
wooow joe de rita
MegaAgapo 1 year ago
thats really really really cool to have.
smmmokin 1 year ago
Wonderful footage! Thanks for sharing.
glencram 1 year ago
Fucking hell!! Where's the second gunman?
offrampt 1 year ago
this is just amazing...
Des20101000 1 year ago
Wow and to think i spent 300 dollars at the EX and no one lol stooges "our gang" benny hill would of been awsome
freakyflow 1 year ago
best part is with all your modern day anathema somehow you filmed this episode...kinda very modern almost as if you would complain about how modern life is...relax its still great to have seen em
itsallgoodtoo 1 year ago
wow look so peaceful sure wish i was born in those days now you have to be careful of what you wear because you can get shot over some dumb reason
JPDK159 1 year ago
I grew up in the 1960's with no electronics and no McDonalds. We were always on our bikes or playing baseball (thumbs up if you slept with your baseball glove under your pillow). I remember water-ballon fights, ice-cream trucks, chili-fritos, "be on the porch by sundown", Saturday morning cartoons, Sunday night racing to get the best seat (you had to say "my place is safe" if you left for a moment, or lose it!) to watch Wonderful World of Disney, Mutual of Omaha Animal Kingdom, and Bonanza!
roadyrider 1 year ago 33
@roadyrider yeah, sounds like my childhood too. Summertime or weekends we would pretty much be out "all day" playing....and we did not need constant parental contact via a cell phone. I virtually lived on my red Raleigh "Colt" bicycle. My older teen sister always had her "AM radio" on listening to fabian, Pat Boone etc....and running to the phone to call in to the radio station to win a prize, late saturday night creature feature monster movies chomping Jiffy pop drinking cokes
inkey2 1 year ago
@roadyrider I grew up in the late 70's / early 80's with all the exact things you mentioned (except Bonaza). Wonderful World of Disney every Sunday night, Wild Kingdom was awesome and of course Saturday morning cartoons. Hanging out outside from the minute we got home from school with friends on our bikes and we played baseball every day, till we heard our fathers yelling our names from the front door to come home for dinner.
I did get an atari as an early teen, but it did not rule my life.
guyinfl99 9 months ago
@guyinfl99 We had an Atari too butI remember Dad buying an "Intellevision" game. I think those were pre-Atari and even though I was older by then, we had some big fights over who's turn it was to use it, including Dad, Lol!
roadyrider 9 months ago
@roadyrider I grew up in the 70's, (born 1967) and the way you describe your childhood is exactly how mine was as well. Same things. Amazing. Only difference was we had Little House on the Prairie, the Brady Bunch and Sanford and Son, in addition to the shows you mentioned which I also enjoyed.
christschool 8 months ago
@roadyrider What about The Undersea World of Jacque Cousteau?
nickstoli 8 months ago
@nickstoli Oh yeah, I had forgotten about that show but, wasn't that on another night?
roadyrider 8 months ago
@roadyrider I believe it was on Sundays, as well. Not positive, though.
nickstoli 8 months ago
@roadyrider Sweet days gone by!
DblC3 7 months ago
@roadyrider back then, times were simple.
davidevgen 5 months ago
@roadyrider
Yes, you're right and I can remember that, too.
The world stinks today. I guess that means I'm an old man now. So be it.
Rich8951 4 months ago 2
@roadyrider Seems to be you live some glorious years =)
MarianOctavarium 1 month ago
@roadyrider back then time were simple. i didnt get to expence that since i was born in the 90's but i would have like to. at leaset they still had ice cream trucks in the 90's.
davidevgen 1 month ago
stooges!!!! this is amazing
evilsin13 1 year ago
What a privilege. You were a lucky kid. :)
TheJediCharles 1 year ago
great 8mm film my dad had one of those i was born in 1967 grew up wit them after school have a friend who worked wit moe larry curleyjoe he says moe was always miserable that was b4 he died
SuperSMOGSTER 1 year ago
that had to be early to mid sixties when i grew up, yea we left our front and back doors unlocked all day, we went over our friends rang bell or knocked on door, they would yell out who is it ? and in you go. we played ball in the street til the mosquitos and dark stopped us, yea it was a great age.
xyz0312xyz 1 year ago
Anyone looking for a good Youtube channel with many 3 Stooges shorts, go to Darius' channel: 69789Darius
SuperLuigiBros 1 year ago
That is an excellent video.
Barnstormer1969 1 year ago
beautiful
derrottenArschTeufel 1 year ago
i just received a Three Stooges record as a birthday gift. on the cover it has Moe, Larry and Curly joe. Above theirs heads is a Banner that reads "Al Dobritch presents..."MATINEE FUN~ FEST" Canadian National Exhibition Aug. 20th - Sept 1st. the album is framed so i'll have to do more research to pin it down to a year.
way cool
thx for the video
KRASHandBarbie 1 year ago
This is precious!
dhg68 1 year ago
I remember seeing them there also. I was 5 or 6. We have an autographed picture of them still.
RobertPatrickYates 1 year ago
Nice..... Just remember ppl we are living in the good old days right now. :-)
stillnailing 1 year ago
Thanks for this. I was at their show at the CNE. Always wondered what year that was. I am now 60. I was so fascinated with watching the sound effects guy (in front of the stage in view of the audience) that I hardly saw the Stooges. I knew I wasn't seeing Curly, my favorite but always wondered who the third Stooge was. Now I know. Thanks!!
5842825 1 year ago
Thank you for sharing this wonderful glimpse of your childhood with the world.
tubesteaker 1 year ago
Nice video my friend.
The tune selection was perfect!
Lennon4life1968 1 year ago
Very cool. Thanks for sharing!
0xfded 1 year ago
wow! nice!
RaceIsOpen 1 year ago
This is way too too awesome! thanks for sharing.
cspeak15 1 year ago
Having a film like this is magic. I know you must treasure it now even though you may have had no idea what was going on at the time. Congrats !
01sapphireGTS 1 year ago
It's funny that whenever curly washes veges / food, he always use that thing that cleans clothes to clean food lol.
iExD 1 year ago
where are they?
EndlessNot1 1 year ago
Awesome, thanks for sharing!
shunter9 1 year ago
Thanks!I met moe in 1965 in a Cleveland shopping center circus similar to what you have here.He had white hair & I was shocked!
RasMajnouni 1 year ago
Curly died in 1952 so this couldn't have been recorded in 62/63 unless that's Curly Joe in the footage.
Joerotty 1 year ago
joe.
JDemen82 1 year ago
great video
gettinitgood69able1 1 year ago
i was very foutunate to meet the three stooges i was a bell hop at a hotel in fall river mass, i took there luggage to there rooms i was very lucky to get autographs from moe larry and curly on a piece of stationary,i still have those autographs in a safe,and when i feel like a laugh i will break out the autographs and remember back to a fun time in comedy.
cuff1957 1 year ago 3
Very cool!
mrjazz747 1 year ago
Besser was in lots of Abbot & Costello shows so he should have had some bucks or dough as it was called then.
The reason Besser filled in for two shorts after Shemp died was to fill the contract and then ge De Rita out of his contract with another studio. He was working before he joined the stooges, so he should have been doing OK financially.
everyone blames someone else for thier troubles. i have all but 6 of the Curly shorts. anyone looking for anything call me.
ichido9 1 year ago
All those little kids are there 50s now.
matrox 1 year ago
Yeap I am one of them and I turned 50 last year!
adamfreed1 1 year ago
wow.... awesome,
to ExplosivePus: i thought the stooges died in the late seventies
illfatedsoul 2 years ago
I love this film!!
NOW: We need to see the entire film (53-seconds won't do!) at the highest resolution possible !!!
Tell me:
(1) Did you speak to The Stooges?
(2) Did Unk take any still pictures?
(3) What was The Stooges' purpose in being there?
(4) Were you a huge fan of The Stooges?
We're waiting!!!
~ Henry Radcliffe Wainwright
thewackingtons 2 years ago 17
Hi Henry,
We were invited to see them and yes we also have still pictures of them. I don't remember talking to them but I also met them at the airport. All in all good memories.
adamfreed1 1 year ago
Very cool footage!
-- Matt
MattHawes 2 years ago
The 3 Howards and Larry owned the business, and Besser and DeRita were just hired actors, filling a vacant spot. I don't know what Bessers situation was, but I know Joe DeRita died broke, living off a disability check, because I saw it on some tv show. Joe DeRita was in it, telling how he'd been mistreated by the Howard heirs. The novelty dolls or whatever it was that was selling big at the time depicted Curly Joe as the third Stooge, and he asked for a royalty. They changed it to Curly instead.
WanagiAkicita 2 years ago
This looks like the intro to the wonder years
TampaFlorida813 2 years ago
Thanks for sharing
jasonwillis29307 2 years ago
I heard Moe lived in Gloucester, MA until his death. I don't know of that's right but I was a huge stooges fan.
tduross 2 years ago
What a nice thing to have as part of your family's history. Thanks for sharing it with us all!
georgiahoosier 2 years ago 3
great upload but where is curly and shemp?
g81mjk 2 years ago
The footage is from 1962/62 and Curly and Shemp passed away in 1952 and 1955 respectively.
funnigurl13 2 years ago
They were dead when this was filmed
ExplosivePus 2 years ago
Wow!,I must say this is a gem,I wish we had more jewels like this around of great actors,comedians and more for viewing pleasure.......you said one of the kids in the film is family?Did you all kind of hang out with the Howard family??Sounds kool.
redwing46901 2 years ago
Kings of comedy, says it all.
blinko656 2 years ago
the family the video focuses on... one of the kids was my dad and the other kids are his brothers and his sister
FreakSaber 2 years ago
So I must be your uncle!
adamfreed1 2 years ago
wow, this is really, really cool!!!! The grainy images and lack of original sound adds to it.
Much simpler times.
mart6992 2 years ago
Very cool! What an honor it must have been to meet the real Original Kings of Comedy.
DixieDevil 2 years ago
This is a really lovely video.
I was born in the nineties so I didnt grow up with them on tv or in person but I watched the three stooges on the VHS my parents had they enjoyed the Stooges when they were younger and I now enjoy them myself and am going to share them when I have a family so they can enjoy them too. This is proper comedy stuff that makes us laugh at the real and silliness of it. Nice vid
JediRayne 2 years ago
Thank you for all of your nice comments!
adamfreed1 2 years ago
Really nice clip!
sparky14624 2 years ago
Wow, awesome clip!
cybersalad 2 years ago
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wallyworldusa 2 years ago
Lovely...
freepussy 2 years ago
They were nice, sweet guys. Stars had class then. Today's stars only have egos.
scabeba 2 years ago 3
very lucky, nice song, and three stooges are the best comedy in black and white!
plehdehgame 2 years ago 2
Nice pictures, song sounds like Cat Stevens.
SuperChuckie34 2 years ago
Bravo
johnnydontdoit 2 years ago
whats the song?
jackknife001 2 years ago
"Oh Very Young" by Cat Stevens
freepussy 2 years ago
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jackknife001 2 years ago
Nice video. Reminds me of exactly what it was like when I was a 10 year old at that time and watched the three stooges religiously same as my friends. The 8 mm cam film brings back nice memories of a time when liberalism was still helping to make this country a better place before the fascists took over.
wudunion 2 years ago
dude THANKS for sharing this video.
god bless you.
this is the king of stuff people should be posting instead of idiotic rants about video game systems and other garbage.
thats Larry Fine, Moe Howard and Joe Deritta , THE FINAL STOOGE LINE UP..
unknown to those kids they were the LAST american children to see the Three Stooges alive in person.
never loose this video, its GOLD.
erok8150 2 years ago 2
Thanks for the great comment! It was my cousins, brother , sister and myself in this video.I am turning fifty years old next month and these videos my father took bring back great memories of our childhood!By the way it was filmed in Toronto and we are all Canadian! Not that it really matters what nationality we come from.
adamfreed1 2 years ago
Larry looks very recognizable.
Moe.....kind of.
The third has to be Joe, Shemp and Curly died years earlier.
mrceebees14 2 years ago
Great video..interesting...
VikyCelta 2 years ago
Great Video!
kindbluey 2 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
This might be the year of the great TeXAS turkey shoot of Nov 22, 1963 Friday.
1980Invasiontour 3 years ago
not a good date
Obelisk2290 2 years ago
Thanks for sharing the video. I saw them perform in the early sixties at Paragon Park, Nantasket Beach, Mass. Your video is how I remember them last.
Great job adding music too!
ideasinsound 3 years ago 3
lucky u. i wish could have met them just once.
clinch44 2 years ago 2
what a nice video.Shows America at its greatest before liberalism and other disgusting things took over the United States.
victorsblock 3 years ago 4
Click my name u can watch alot of stooge shorts. enjoy!
TTSmp 3 years ago 2
was this on an episode of the wonder years ?, great footage. pure americana
lmranch08 3 years ago 4
Wonderful video! Larry said they loved kids.
Tommyr 3 years ago
I grew up watching them. To the contrary, I am not a violent person.
May their shorts not only live on for generations, but centuries.
COLETHORN10 3 years ago 2
How wonderful is this! Those geat 8mm home movies..kids riding their bikes in the street (without concern of being run over by a car or, now adays, being shot.) And the Three Stooges home movies..such innocence...and NO blackberries, laptops, cell phones, palm pilots, myspace, facebook, or a thousand channels of nothing on t-v! Thanks for posting...love it :)
kaygladys 3 years ago 32
@kaygladys Places like that still exist. They're just hard to find. As for the technology -you can always leave home without your electronic leash.
drgonzo212 1 year ago
@kaygladys we need more of that
BOB1SAGET1IS1GAY1 1 year ago
dang thats awsome, thank goodness for that old 8mm camera huh?
QuickDemise 3 years ago
Thanks For Sharing This!!! Thanks Man!!!
londee 3 years ago
That's pretty damn cool.
cstcb 3 years ago
Beautiful, Thanks for sharing!
RetroBuddha 3 years ago
wow, do ya think they ever knew how iconic they would become ?
the4thstooge 3 years ago
Is this the Three Stooges or the opening for "The Wonder Years"? :)hehehehe
akwaqs 3 years ago
Cool Vid! Yeah, they will all be missed..except for Joe.
ihaveart 3 years ago
You right 143AC we going to miss them :(
hilarioph 3 years ago
great stuff
ironmancwb 3 years ago
How wonderful for you! Thank-you for this!
oyyour 3 years ago
The stooges were awesome. What great memories for you--to have the met the world's greatest comedians ever (of course, this was after Curley and Shemp had passed :{). I would have loved to have met Larry Fine and Moe Howard with Curly Joe.
Llaaseil 3 years ago
OUTSTANDING. I may be a bit selfish but i sure wish you could post more. absoulutly wonderfull.Thank you.
duppaface 3 years ago
WOW is all I can say.
Lestratosphere 3 years ago
How very cool.
saxophoney 4 years ago
WOW thanks for that... they gave us so much...
murdock770 4 years ago
Thanks for providing this rare home movie
footage of"The Three Stooges" and?
Whereever you are Moe,Larry And "Curly Joe"?
(Crying)
I miss You guys and I still love You all!
143AC 4 years ago
hey can anyone tell me the name of this song??
devindra18 4 years ago
Oh Very Young, by Cat Stevens
chanse117 4 years ago
hey thank you very much!!....thanks alot ;)
devindra18 4 years ago
How I long for those good ol' times when life was simple and uncomplicated!
Thanks for sharing this!
karthigeya1980 4 years ago
You Know what? people make his life hard the Live can be like that time if you want just if you want
My best for you
DjMontevideo 4 years ago
True...life is what you make of it huh?
Cheers :)
karthigeya1980 4 years ago
thansk for sharing that was cool. I'm jelous LOL
AceripXF 4 years ago
That is to cool, thanks for sharing!
stashnut73 4 years ago
Holy Crap, that was right at the end of their career, very awesome. I am always on the lookout for footage of the stooges outside of the shorts.
Diegraver 4 years ago
thou i was born in 1982 i know about the stooges, and oh man they were great!!
thanks for the video,made me think how different,secure those time might have been
schonmadchen 4 years ago
yea no terorrists to worry about
litllenike 4 years ago
they were way before my time, I wasn't born till 90, but I know good clean comedy when I see it. Yall must've been tickled to death, thanks for sharing your memories with us.
bluecollarteen 4 years ago