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starring: Moe Howard, Larry Fine, Curly Howard, Dick Curtis, Bud Jamisondirected by: Jules White
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9786302801286
Format: Black & White, HiFi Sound, NTSC
ISBN: 6302801281
Label: Sony Pictures
Manufacturer: Sony Pictures
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Sony Pictures
Release Date: January 28, 1997
Running Time: 18 minutes
Sales Rank: 36007
Studio: Sony Pictures
Theatrical Release Date: February 04, 1944
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'Crash Goes the Hash' (1944, short number 77 in the Columbia series) is pretty much a rehash of material often used by the Three Stooges. Mistaken for reporters, they are sent to a highbrow party to get a story. They pose as cook and butlers, causing the expected chaos, even down to the old parrot-in-the-turkey routine and the one in which a Stooge has one arm in the baddie's jacket sleeve during a fight. Perhaps it is as an acknowledgment of all this recycling that we have the butler commenting that they remind him of the Three Stooges, to which Curly replies, 'That's an insult.'
'From Nurse to Worse' (1940, number 49) has a rare bit of symmetry in that a 'friend' who gets them involved in an insurance scam at the start of the film gets his comeuppance at the end of it. Curly gets to do an extended dog imitation to prove he's nuts and collect on the insurance; but when faced with surgery, it's time to escape--into a dog catcher's wagon to facilitate an extra routine inside a fumigation room.
The third film, 'G.I. Wanna Go Home' (1946, number 94)--the word Go is missing on both the box and the tape label!--starts with a touch of realism as the boys are in uniforms looking for a lift. Because of the housing shortage, they cannot get married and take up residence in an open yard; but after another tired round with a parrot in a turkey, a truck arbitrarily ruins their domicile. They manage to find a small dwelling, the bedroom of which consists of two sets of three-tiered bunk beds. The brides simply disappear into the bathroom as another old routine of Curly having to take the top berth is repeated. This is not a particularly satisfying entry as Curly is restrained by health problems. --Frank Behrens
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Rating: - Crash Goes The Hash
Crash Goes The Hash(1944)-It's an excellent short with alot of scenes. I especiall loved the part where Curly carreis the ice with his and hands and only yells out "here you are folks". The turkey routine needs a plot but anyway a nice short.
From Nurse To Worse(1940)-Another excellent short. All the scebes were the best, including Curly's impersonation of a dog at a hospital.
G.I. Wanna Home(1946)-Very funny short. A must see for fans
Rating: - Three excellent shorts!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
CRASH GOES THE HASH, an excellent short. There is no best scene. All of the short is equally funny. Everyone is at their best here, even the supporting cast. A great short.
FROM NURSE TO WORSE is another excellent short. Once again, all sixteen minutes is zany, fast-paced, and hilarious. There's an excellent chase scene toward the end.
GI WANNA GO HOME is the best short here. I think this is one of the funniest shorts ever made. All of this short is just too funny.
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Rating: - GI WANNA SEE MORE STOOGES
In my opinion,the episode "gi wanna home" is one of the best three stooges episodes ever made. Despite curly's illness i think he did really well and i thought the scenes with Moe and Larry were really hilarious. Another hilarious scene is when Moe and Larry were fighting and Curly came up and he said "whats all the rumpus" in which Moe replies(concerning Larry)"I'll rumpus him in a minute" I thought that was a funny use of the word.I also thought that Moe had some very funny moments especially with ... Read More
Rating:  - CRASH GOES THE NURSE HOME
CRASH GOES THE HASH (1944) - This is a fast-paced, hilarious short, and the boys at their best. The plot has them as newshounds, disguising as butlers and cooks to get a picture of Prince Shaam and Lady Van Bustle (Symona Boniface). This has plenty of funny gags, and the ending is hilarious, even if it has no real ending (the point is that it's funny). Pay attention to Larry's reactions in the background at the end when Curly and Moe are slapping each other around. His reactions are priceless! One of ... Read More
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