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Disorder in the Court (1936),
Director: Preston Black, Rated Approved
Judge.
Jury. Executioner.
 Starring:
Moe Howard, Larry Fine, Curly Howard, Bud Jamison, Harry Semels,
Suzanne Kaaren, James C. Morton, Edward LeSaint, Al Thompson,
Johnny Kascier, Alice Belcher
DML Rating:
★★★★★★★★☆☆
- great
"We were tearin' up
some hot swing music in the York Esther. Gail over there was
swingin' her fans. Her sweetie Koik Robin was inhalin' a bottle
of hooch at a table. And a hoofer by the name of Buck Wing was
gettin' ready to shake his tootsies." -
Curly
Why watch this?
There is no comedy trio funnier than the Stooges with Curly.
Plot Summary: The
Three Stooges serve as key witnesses in a murder trial for their
friend, a nightclub dancer named Gail Tempest. While attempting
to provide their testimony and prove her innocence, the trio
causes absolute pandemonium inside the courtroom. The chaos and
slapstick antics ultimately lead to an unexpected discovery that
reveals the identity of the actual killer.
Dad's Preview:
The Three Stooges, between 1934 and 1959, made 190 short comedy
films, and they were never funnier than the original lineup
consisting of Larry, Moe and Curly. This short film uses the
courtroom setting as a backdrop for their hijinks, which
dependably involve numerous head-slaps, eye-pokes, and gags
galore. Particularly effective here are Curly's swearing in and
the musical crime reenactment. Not sure about you, but I love
every second of it. I heard that only guys like the Stooges, but
I hold onto hope that women can one day find their way to these
three loveable buffoons.

Jules
White; Columbia Pictures |