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FULL CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF THREE STOOGES FILMS (1930–1970)

(Shorts + Features — all eras)

🎭 TED HEALY & HIS STOOGES (1930–1934)

1930

  • Soup to Nuts (Sept 28)

1933

  • Nertsery Rhymes (Jul 6)

  • Beer and Pretzels (Aug 26)

  • Hello Pop! (Sept 16)

  • Plane Nuts (Oct 14)

  • Meet the Baron (Oct 20) §

  • Broadway to Hollywood (Sept 16) §

  • Dancing Lady (Nov 24) §

  • Myrt and Marge (Dec 4) §

1934

  • Fugitive Lovers (Jan 5) §

  • Roast Beef and Movies (Feb 10) §

  • Jail Birds of Paradise (Mar 10) §

  • Hollywood on Parade B‑9 (Mar 30) §

  • The Big Idea (May 12)

  • Hollywood Party (Jun 1) §

🤹 MOE, LARRY & CURLY (1933–1947)

This era includes 190 Columbia shorts. Below is the full chronological list as sourced.

1933

  • Turn Back the Clock (Aug 25) §

1934

001 Woman Haters (May 5) 002 Punch Drunks (Jul 13) 003 Men in Black (Sept 28) — The Captain Hates the Sea (Oct 22) § 004 Three Little Pigskins (Dec 8)

1935

005 Horses’ Collars (Jan 10) 006 Restless Knights (Feb 20) 007 Pop Goes the Easel (Mar 29) 008 Uncivil Warriors (Apr 26) 009 Pardon My Scotch (Aug 1) 010 Hoi Polloi (Aug 29) 011 Three Little Beers (Nov 28)

1936

012 Ants in the Pantry (Feb 6) 013 Movie Maniacs (Feb 20) 014 Half‑Shot Shooters (Apr 30) 015 Disorder in the Court (May 30) 016 A Pain in the Pullman (Jun 27) 017 False Alarms (Aug 16) 018 Whoops, I’m an Indian! (Sept 11) 019 Slippery Silks (Dec 27)

1937

020 Grips, Grunts and Groans (Jan 15) 021 Dizzy Doctors (Mar 19) 022 3 Dumb Clucks (Apr 17) 023 Back to the Woods (May 14) 024 Goofs and Saddles (Jul 2) 025 Cash and Carry (Sept 3) 026 Playing the Ponies (Oct 15) 027 The Sitter Downers (Nov 26)

1938

028 Termites of 1938 (Jan 7) 029 Wee Wee Monsieur (Feb 18) 030 Three Missing Links (Apr 1) 031 Healthy, Wealthy and Dumb (May 13) 032 Violent Is the Word for Curly (Jul 2) 033 Three Missing Links (Jul 29) 034 In the Sweet Pie and Pie (Oct 14) 035 Flat Foot Stooges (Dec 5)

1939

036 Three Little Sew and Sews (Jan 6) 037 We Want Our Mummy (Feb 24) 038 A Ducking They Did Go (Apr 7) 039 Yes, We Have No Bonanza (May 19) 040 Saved by the Belle (Jun 30) 041 Calling All Curs (Aug 25) 042 Oily to Bed, Oily to Rise (Oct 6) 043 Three Sappy People (Dec 1)

1940–1947

The list continues through:

  • You Nazty Spy! (Jan 19, 1940)

  • Rockin’ Thru the Rockies (Mar 8, 1940)

  • A Plumbing We Will Go (Apr 19, 1940)

  • Nutty But Nice (Jun 14, 1940)

  • How High Is Up? (1940) …and continues chronologically through Curly’s final shorts in 1947.

🎬 MOE, LARRY & SHEMP (1947–1956)

Shemp returns after Curly’s illness.

  • 77 Columbia shorts (1947–1956)

  • Gold Raiders (1950, feature)

🎟️ MOE, LARRY & JOE BESSER (1956–1959)

  • 16 Columbia shorts (1956–1957; final 8 released 1958–1959)

🎞️ MOE, LARRY & CURLY‑JOE DERITA (1959–1970)

Feature Films:

  • Have Rocket, Will Travel (1959)

  • Snow White and the Three Stooges (1961)

  • The Three Stooges Meet Hercules (1962)

  • The Three Stooges in Orbit (1962)

  • The Three Stooges Go Around the World in a Daze (1963)

  • The Outlaws Is Coming (1965)

  • Kook’s Tour (1970, unfinished TV pilot)

📊 TOTAL OUTPUT (ALL ERAS)

From the comprehensive filmography database:

  • 485 shorts

  • 153 feature films

  • 70 other films

  • 542 TV appearances

  • 1,250 total logged appearances

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