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The Three Stooges: Dizzy Doctors [VHS]

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3 of the best stooge shorts all on 1 tape. Worth every penny.

DIZZY DOCTORS - 1 of the best stooge shorts ever.
In this short the stooges are selling "Brighto" but mistake it for polish when it's really medicine. They end up destroying coats, shoes, and and even taking the paint off a car.
Quote of the short: "If you have a nic - nac with a nic in it, we'll knock the nic out of the nic - nac with Brighto." - Larry

GOOFS AND SADDLES - Really good short
In this short the stooges are tracking down cattle rustlers with many zany disguises. This short is one of the few when the stooges are the best men.
Quote of the short: "I'll tell them we're not home" - Curly

THREE LITTLE SEW AND SEWS - Good and funny short
In this short the stooges are tailors and put on officers clothes. Then they attend a party (as the officers) and end up capturing two spies.
Quote of the short: "I'm going to change my socks, wwwhhhaaattt an experience." - Moe

DIZZY DOCTORS (1937) - Excellent short with the boys finding jobs as Brighto salesmen, but mistaking the medicine for polish. The chase scene in the hospital is a highlight, and the ending is hilarious.

GOOFS AND SADDLES (1937) is one of the few Stooge westerns that I like. In this one, the boys are calvalry men assigned to take on cattle rustlers and gangster Longhorn Pete. A fast-paced short, with great scenes.

THREE LITTLE SEW AND SEWS (1939) is another great short, which casts the Stooges as tailors on a ship, and Curly pretends to be Admiral Taylor (and Moe and Larry his assistants) at a local party, and the boys end up being tricked into helping a gang steal a submarine. The ending is hilarious.

I give this 4 1/2 stars.

Columbia's Three Stooges compilations have been a mixed bag. However, this particular tape is excellent, with a trio of vintage shorts. "Dizzy Doctors" (1937) remains the best of the lot - a fast-paced romp featuring Moe, Larry and Curly as "three of the best salesmen who ever saled." The remaining two-reelers - "Goofs and Saddles" (1937) and "Three Little Sew and Sews" (1938) - are slapstick gems in the classic Stooge tradition. Good print quality throughout.

Stooge fans this is a good movie to add to a collection. If you want some funny good old stooge humor you should get this movie. I prefer the three stooge movies with Curly (he is the funniest). So if you want to get a stooge movie I say get this one or A pluming they did go. do not get the stooges 2 Hour laugh-a-thon. Most stooge movies are good though.