The Three Stooges

The Three Stooges, 1930 thru 1975, featuring many unseen and rare images of Curly, Moe, Larry, Shemp, and Curly Joe DeRita, including color photos
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Married since May 7, 1988, to Three Stooges expert Scott Reboul, Debbi Reboul holds a bouquet of beautiful yellow roses while posing next to a Drew Friedman framed print of perpetual Three Stooges underdog Shemp Howard. Scott admits, “I took this picture because I liked the contrast between her looks and Shemp’s. And I thought the flowers were a good touch. People say, ‘Oh, is your wife a big Shemp fan?’ The honest answer is no!” Image Credit: Photography by Scott Reboul #Shemp, #ShempHoward,

Shemp Howard

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“To Scott…Sincerely Larry:” Scott Reboul took a bus trip from the East Coast with his dad Theophile Todd Reboul and finally met his pen pal Larry Fine of the Three Stooges at the Motion Picture Country Home in Woodland Hills, California, on April 16, 1974. A version without the authentic green ink Fine autograph appears in Steve Cox and Jim Terry’s 2006 coffee table tome, “One Fine Stooge: Larry Fine’s Frizzy Life in Pictures.”
A promising oil painting by none other than frizzy-haired original Three Stooges member Larry Fine finds a majestic bald eagle tending to her fledglings. Completed just prior to Stooges aficionado Scott Reboul’s visit to the Motion Picture Country Home in Woodland Hills, California, on April 16, 1974, another shot exists where Larry is seen holding the painting while seated in his wheelchair. Image Credit: Artwork by Larry Fine / The Scott Reboul Collection #ThreeStooges, #LarryFine, #eagle,
Nine months before his death from further stroke complications, 71-year-old founding Three Stooges alumnus Larry Fine is seen on a sunny Southern California afternoon casually observing 16-year-old “very patient and loyal fan” Scott Reboul and his father Theophile Todd Reboul departing from the Motion Picture Country Home parking lot in Woodland Hills, California, on April 16, 1974; keep reading comment No. 2 for photo credits #comedylegend, #ThreeStooges, #3Stooges, #LarryFine, #Jewishcomedian,

Larry Fine

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Sporting Groucho Marx-style glasses, mischievous future pop culture writer Steve Cox flashes a disarming smile in a 1971 kindergarten photo at Robinwood Elementary School in Florissant, Missouri. Image Credit: The Steve Cox Collection #SteveCox, #StephenCox, #author, #ThreeStooges, #biographer, #celebrityauthor, #journalist, #GrouchoMarx, #kindergarten, #nerd, #precocious, #cute, #adorable, #RobinwoodElementarySchool, #FlorissantMissouri

Steve Cox

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The screwball, undeniably striped August 1961 issue of the Three Stooges’ Dell comic book finds Moe Howard and Curly Joe DeRita adroitly carrying a pseudo-planking Larry Fine smack-dab during the funny trio’s startling comeback. Image Credit: Classic Media, LLC #ThreeStooges, #Moe, #Curly, #Larry, #MoeHoward, #LarryFine, #CurlyJoe, #CurlyJoeDeRita, #comicbook, #DellComics, #1961, #comedy, #funny, #hilarious,
“The Stooges Bubble Over with Riotous Fun!” Published in Autumn 2001, the back cover of Saxon Sitka’s since-defunct newsletter “The Fourth Stooge” highlights one of the Three Stooges’ most dependable supporting players in his father, Emil Sitka. Portraying crotchety, decidedly over the hill Amos Flint, “All Gummed Up” was Emil’s fourth collaboration with the Three Stooges upon its December 18, 1947, release (keep reading comment No. 2 for photo credits)
Here’s the mixer! Presenting a publicity still from “All Gummed Up,” the Three Stooges’ 103rd Columbia short subject distributed on December 18, 1947, just the sixth short to feature Shemp Howard replacing improvisational ball of energy-younger brother Curly Howard. Image Credit: Sony Pictures Entertainment / The Scott Reboul Collection #Moe, #Shemp, #Larry, #LarryFine, #ShempHoward, #MoeHoward, #AllGummedUp, #ThreeStooges, #3Stooges, #Columbia, #shortsubject, #1947, #comedytrio, #funny,

Three Stooges

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