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I have so much respect for the stooges. They are pioneers and legends. They will be immortalized as some of the funniest physical comedians of all time.

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Shemp was actually the big brother he was born 1895 moe 1897

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Very Beatle-esque! I recognize most of the locations in the video. 😃

these guys have no idea how much joy they have brought countless people....they will still be great another hundred years from now....

Moe Seems Like a good guy.

It's possible CZcams is at it again censoring everyone's heartfelt honest comments. That's why you only see the sappy good comments. I'm going to try to be quick here when I was a kid I used to find the comedy act extremely funny. Getting punched and slapped and beat up is not a funny matter. Getting poked in both eyes and tearing for one full week is not funny and can render a person blind if they get an eye infection especially during the 1920s and 30s when medicine was not advanced. Yes they are pioneers of Comedy. But Violence is never funny. Everyone is joking around until somebody ends up in the emergency room with a broken arm or a cracked skull or with internal hemorrhaging or when someone dies. I've heard of stories of someone slipping in a bathroom and dying from a head concussion. I'll be back to delete my comment CZcams lay off of my civil liberty and my freedom of speech I'm going to delete my comment myself

I love The Three Stooges! I’ve gotten a few people with this one “I can’t see! I can’t see!” and sometimes someone would ask what was wrong, and I would say either “I’ve got my eyes shut!” or “I’ve got my eyes closed”.

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Such a nice guy! I could listen to Moe for hours.

Moe's mind is as sharp as they come, crazy he's 76 years old and doesn't miss a beat, a legit genius.

Moe Howard Was My Hero And My Favorite And Kind Like A Father To Me And I'm Kind Like A Son To My Hero Moe Howard

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Their timing was impeccable. And it was all natural and instinctual. They are absolute legends. 15 feature films and over 200 shorts. Just unbelievable.

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Wow l love it 2 watch The Three Stooges they made me laugh so much 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 From Breeley Colorado

I love them and the original little rascals, why arent the on TV anymore? thats free

I had to watch it sometimes as a kiddo in the 1980s with my grandpa and other great-aged relatives. It was interesting. That wouldn't work these days but it fit the era.

My brother and I watched this interview in our living room when it was aired live. We never missed the Stooges on WTAF 29.

I loved watching The Three Stooges as a kid during the 90's. When I was allowed to stay up later on the weekend I'd watch them either on TV Land or Nick At Night. My father didn't care if I watched them, but my mother wasn't a fan of their comedy style. I also watched a lot of the other old classic black and white shows as well when there wasn't anything else to watch. Sadly modern day tv shows are just total garbage compared to these classics.

I was 11 at the time. I think I remember this! Did watch the stooges every day after school. Tastykake's ruled! I also remember seeing commercials with Moe selling his book. Of the Philly channels I loved 29 the best because of the stooges. Remember the others? 3,6,10, 12, 17, 29, & 48. (23 and 52 when there were no leaves on the trees!)

15:59: Not one unsmiling face in that crowd.

Being a child of the 90s, I feel very fortunate that my parents introduced me to "The Three Stooges". Some may look and see the shorts in black and white and think they're nothing that you be into as a kid, but we loved these. "Disorder In the Court" was the first one I can remember seeing, and it is to this day one of the funniest things I've ever seen. There are jokes that I get now as an adult that I didn't get as a kid that make me laugh insanely hard.

The true Kings of slap stick.

Loved and still them all, all 6 of them, especially Curly. May they all rest in peace.

Moe was a mean MF

People today don't know what they missed growing up watching these guys I love this show.

I'm 49 and I still watch the 3 stooges....the 3 stooges will be watched for generations to come👍🏿👍🏿

Loved the picture of the Stooges at Steel Pier singing with Sharkey the Seal

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Interview at WTAF 29 Philadelphia. What the actual fuck 29.

Learning to listen is a valuable skill.

my first memories of the three stooges was also thanks to WTAF 29 in philly.

I hope Curly knew how absolutely loved he was

Wow, good old channel 29, home of the Flyers.

Ya just gotta love the Internet when it comes to these iconic types of things. Lucille Ball. How about that. And, she was beautiful

The interviewer was horrific. A real ignoramus. Moe was very generous to not walk out on the guy.

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MOE was a CLASS ACT . Along with the rest of the stooges . Larry , Shemp & the GREAT Curly. I still watch them today ! Long live the 3 Stooges !

Great interview and pictures. Thanks for sharing

This is a very clean recording from a cassette recorder off of a radio in 1973. Your Dad must have had a nice recorder. Thanks for the upload.

Definitely picked up the baton from buster and took physical comedy to the next level. All of them knew their stuff.

I think the interviewer was very skilled. He asked the right kinds of questions.

These brothers' family changed their name to sound less Jewish. Many such cases

The Three Stoogers did more than entertain people. They brought vaudeville into the electronic age. First movies, then TV, now the web. Seriously this is entertainment history.

Thank you so much for sharing this!

Not only were these men hilarious, they were also true gentleman in every way, RIP to all of them they are truly missed. Thank you for uploading this interview I loved listening to it.

They were exploited by Columbia which signed them for 20 years and Columbia massively underpaid them. They were a big theater draw during the 1930s and beyond, bringing in millions to Columbia’s coffers but their salary didn’t reflect how important they were to the studio. Moe unfortunately was the one who did the “negotiating” for the three.

They made comedy real classic in those days.