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5 June 1932 (USA) more
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Hollywood on Parade is worth a look as Curly's first film with his brother Moe, Larry, and Ted Healy more (2 total)
Cast
(Credited cast) | Baby Peggy | ... | Herself |
| Frankie Darro | ... | Himself |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
 | Gary Cooper | ... | Himself |
| Buster Crabbe | ... | Himself |
 | Bing Crosby | ... | Himself |
 | Jimmy Durante | ||
| Stuart Erwin | ... | Himself |
| Larry Fine | ... | Himself |
| Richard 'Skeets' Gallagher | ... | Himself |
| Ted Healy | ... | Himself |
| Curly Howard | ... | Himself |
| Moe Howard | ... | Himself |
| Tim McCoy | ... | Himself |
 | Ginger Rogers | ... | Herself |
| Ben Turpin | ... | Himself (the bartender) |
| Bert Wheeler | ... | Himself |
| Anna May Wong | ... | Herself |
| Robert Woolsey | ... | Himself |
 | Ed Wynn | ... | Himself |
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12 min
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First film appearance of Curly Howard as a member of The Three Stooges. more
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Just watched this rarity on YouTube as linked from the Matinée at the Bijou site. You see various stars (mainly comedians and singers) in a nightclub setting. Among them: Cross-eyed Ben Turpin as a bartender who provides a funny somersault at the end. Jimmy Durante is also around asking an inane question that wasn't funny to me. Neither was his getting a frost on his lip. There's also a female impressionist who does a pretty good Greta Garbo though she didn't say anything funny either. Ted Healy arrives at Turpin's bar and attempts some banter with him before getting interrupted by then-girlfriend Bonnie Bonnell and his stooges: Moe, Larry, and for the first time on film, Curly! The only thing even slightly amusing about this whole segment was seeing Ted doing the three-face slap on the boys after Howard, Fine, and Howard fail initially in doing it to each other! Imagine that, Moe having trouble slapping Larry or brother Curly! Wait till they get to Columbia Pictures...Finally, Rudy Valee drops by to sing some songs before the ending with Turpin serving a couple of large glasses and what I told about earlier...Like I said, this wasn't very funny but it was interesting to see The Three Stooges for the first time with new member Curly replacing brother Shemp who had previously appeared on film with Moe, Larry, and Ted in Soup to Nuts. So on that note, this episode of Hollywood on Parade is worth a look.