--- product_id: 5123154 title: "Three Stooges Collection, the - 1937-1939" price: "RM88" currency: MYR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.com.my/products/5123154-three-stooges-collection-the-1937-1939 store_origin: MY region: Malaysia --- # Three Stooges Collection, the - 1937-1939 **Price:** RM88 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Three Stooges Collection, the - 1937-1939 - **How much does it cost?** RM88 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.my](https://www.desertcart.com.my/products/5123154-three-stooges-collection-the-1937-1939) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description By 1937, where Volume Two of this long overdue chronological collection picks up, Moe, Larry, and Curly had been performing together for over a decade, and appeared in several feature films and 19 short subjects for Columbia. They were just getting warmed up; there is nary a clunker among the 24 shorts on this two-disc set. Several rank in the Stooges pantheon, including "Grips, Grunts and Groans" (with Bustoff the wrestler), "Violent is the Word for Curly" (with "Swinging the Alphabet"), and "Healthy, Wealthy and Dumb" (the Stooges live the hotel high life after Curly wins a radio contest). These comedies must have been a great escape for Depression-era moviegoers, particularly the ones in which the rich are reduced to food-throwing goofs ("Three Sappy People"). For the Stooges, it’s not prosperity that’s around the corner, but more often, con men on the lookout for "suckers" to swindle ("A Ducking They Will Go," "Playing the Ponies"). Reflecting America’s can-do spirit, the Stooges are nothing if not resilient. These shorts may find them down, but they are never out. The boys are ungainfully employed as Calvary spies ("Goofs and Saddles"), janitors ("Three Missing Links"), dog washers ("Mutts to You"), firemen ("Flat Foot Stooges"), traveling salesmen ("Saved by the Belle"), and vets ("Calling all Curs"). Some of the best shorts turn on mistaken identity: They are confused for college professors in "Violent is the Word for Curly," high society escorts in "Termites of 1938," and famous decorators in "Tassels in the Air." For all the hair-tearing, eye-poking, and shovel-clobbering, the Stooges surprise with the odd musical grace note, such as their rendition of the silly "The Lollipop Song" in "Wee Wee Monsieur," and their music box-accompanied pas-de-trio with pilgrim lasses Faith, Hope, and Charity in "Back to the Woods." One also does not ordinarily look to the Stooges for pathos, or, for that matter, heartwarming happy endings, but "Cash and Carry" delivers both as the boys set out to raise $500 for a crippled boy's operation. "Flat Foot Stooges" is something of a milestone. It marks the debut of "Three Blind Mice" as the Stooges new theme song, which would replace the twittering "Listen to the Mockingbird." The shorts are presented complete and uncut, which means the PC police are standing by to issue citations for such egregious stereotypes as the grunting, shrieking "savages" in the colonial comedy, "Back to the Woods," and the Stooges’ turn as Yiddish-speaking Chinese launderers in "Mutts to You." --Donald Liebenson Get ready for more outrageous antics as The Three Stooges return in this second collection of chronological masterpieces. These 24 shorts, filmed from 1937-1939, are dgitally remastered for the hightest quality - every sight, gag and knuckle-cracking sound can be seen and heard with the utmost clarity for maximum effect. This period is considered to be when Larry, Moe and Curly hit their stride an Review: FIVE STARS AND A NYUK..NYUK..NYUK ! - Well "Three Stooges" fans can now exhale because Sony Pictures has released the second "Three Stooges Collection" volume two from 1937-1939 with the same amazing video and sound quality as found in the volume one set. Once again fans will be happy to find that all 24 shorts in this outstanding two-disc set are in chronological order and In my opinion they're isn't a bad one in the bunch. By 1937-39 the "Three Stooges" were finding their groove and the quality of their shorts was a testament that bigger and better things were still to come from the trio. As a "Three Stooges" fan who purchased the first "Three Stooges Collection" volume one the 1934-1936 years I wondered if Sony Pictures would continue to release future sets with the same level of quality shorts found in the volume one set or if this was another studio ploy to screw stooge fans out of their hard earned money, yet again. In the past Sony Studios has been famous for releasing products with inferior quality and sometimes canceling future installments for no reason leaving fans with incomplete sets. Of the 24 shorts presented in volume two many of them really stand out "Grips, Grunts and Groans", "Healthy, Wealthy and Dumb", "Three Missing Links", "Calling all Curs" and my personal favorite "Violent is the Word for Curly" are filled with hilarious high jinks as only the three Stooges could serve up for their legions of fans. Volume two is also somewhat of a milestone for the Three Stooges as we are treated to the new stooge theme song as first heard in the short "Flat Foot Stooges". The debut of "Three Blind Mice" melody as the Stooges new theme song, which replaced the "Listen to the Mockingbird." theme is a welcomed change and it enhanced the stooge shorts from then on. Once again Sony Pictures has done an incredible job with the video and sound remastering and they should be commended for their efforts. The digitally remastered video transfers are simply amazing; no longer do these shorts look like they were made over 70 years ago and the completely restored soundtrack is the best I've ever heard. Missing from the newly remastered shorts is the debris, grain, dirt and sound hissing that used to plague these wonderful shorts. The set contains 24 shorts on two single sided discs packaged in slim cases. The disc artwork and packaging is fantastic to say the least, making this set even more attractive and highly collectible for fans to own. On a final note Stooge Fans will be pleased that these newly remastered shorts are finally presented complete and uncut, politically incorrect and in all they're Black & White splendor for fans to enjoy over and over. Hip Hip Hooray! DVD Features: Disc #1 * Grips, Grunts and Groans * Dizzy Doctors * Three Dumb Clucks * Back to the Woods * Goofs and Saddles * Cash and Carry * Playing the Ponies * The Sitter Downers * Termites of 1938 * Wee wee Monsieur * Tassels in the Air * Healthy, Wealthy and Dumb * Violent is the Word for Curly Disc #2 * Three Missing Links * Mutts to You * Flat Foot Stooges * Three Little Sew and Sews * We Want Our Mummy * A Ducking they did Go * Yes, We Have No Bonanza * Saved by the Belle * Calling all Curs * Oily to Bed, Oily to Rise * Three Sappy People Review: WOO-WOO-WOO-WOO-WOO-WOO.... Why, you lame-brain! - Seriously, there are not a whole lot of things I can say about this collection of timeless, classic Stooge episodes that has not already been said before. However, I really must say that this collection from the last few years of the 1930s is full of some of the best moments in their career that any Stooge fan could ask for. After all, the early years with Curly are where it is at. What is especially notable about this collection is the inclusion of the episode “Violent Is The Word For Curly” from which the super-famous “B-I-Bickey-Bi” song came (please correct me if I spelled that wrong), and still has millions singing along to this day. Another one which is worthy to note is “Goofs And Saddles,” which contains the parts where Moe, Larry and Curly disguise themselves as bushes to spy on the bandits, befuddling them in the process, and not to mention the part near the end of the episode where the meat-grinder turns into a makeshift Gatling gun, enabling the boys to help subdue the bad guys. Not once have I been able to watch these parts and not find myself fighting to stop myself from having an accident in my pants from laughing so hard. Another stooge fan favorite included here is “We Want Our Mummy” in which they expedite to Egypt to find the lost mummy of King “Rooten-Tooten” and a kidnapped professor. Again, as predicted, their antics inadvertently subdue the villains in their tracks. In “Grips, Grunts And Groans,” how could anyone not find themselves rolling on the floor with more laughs upon Curly going crazy at the smell of Wild Hyacinth and beating the living daylights out of everyone within reach? Honestly, I could go on and on for days about all the episodes in this season. After all, it is the Stooges in their prime. What’s NOT to love? Honestly, whether they are smacking each other around, poking each other in the eyes, ruining parties, making a mess, destroying things, or just creating pure havoc in general, the Stooges NEVER disappoint, no questions asked. They have invoked laugher in millions the world over for several generations, and will continue to do so for all generations to come. Quality comedy like this NEVER gets old, it DOES NOT have an expiration date, and it can NEVER be recreated or reinvented. Calling the Stooges “legends” is simply an understatement, and NONE of the childish junk on Disney or Nickelodeon that passes off as “comedy” nowadays can EVER compare to the Stooges and will certainly never, and I mean NEVER stand the same test of time. I should not even have to say that, because that is just common sense! Anyways, just buy this already, and as always my fellow stooges fanatics: N’YUK-N’YUK-N’YUK and WOO-WOO-WOO-WOO-WOO-WOO!!! ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Contributor | Fine, Larry, Howard, Curly, Howard, Moe | | Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 1,000 Reviews | | Format | Black & White, Full Screen, NTSC | | Genre | Classics, Comedy, Family | | Language | English | | Runtime | 6 hours and 55 minutes | ## Product Details - **Contributor:** Fine, Larry, Howard, Curly, Howard, Moe - **Format:** Black & White, Full Screen, NTSC - **Genre:** Classics, Comedy, Family - **Language:** English - **Runtime:** 6 hours and 55 minutes ## Images ![Three Stooges Collection, the - 1937-1939 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81ZCNK97wIL.jpg) ![Three Stooges Collection, the - 1937-1939 - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91b3he0O+hL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ FIVE STARS AND A NYUK..NYUK..NYUK ! *by R***G on November 14, 2008* Well "Three Stooges" fans can now exhale because Sony Pictures has released the second "Three Stooges Collection" volume two from 1937-1939 with the same amazing video and sound quality as found in the volume one set. Once again fans will be happy to find that all 24 shorts in this outstanding two-disc set are in chronological order and In my opinion they're isn't a bad one in the bunch. By 1937-39 the "Three Stooges" were finding their groove and the quality of their shorts was a testament that bigger and better things were still to come from the trio. As a "Three Stooges" fan who purchased the first "Three Stooges Collection" volume one the 1934-1936 years I wondered if Sony Pictures would continue to release future sets with the same level of quality shorts found in the volume one set or if this was another studio ploy to screw stooge fans out of their hard earned money, yet again. In the past Sony Studios has been famous for releasing products with inferior quality and sometimes canceling future installments for no reason leaving fans with incomplete sets. Of the 24 shorts presented in volume two many of them really stand out "Grips, Grunts and Groans", "Healthy, Wealthy and Dumb", "Three Missing Links", "Calling all Curs" and my personal favorite "Violent is the Word for Curly" are filled with hilarious high jinks as only the three Stooges could serve up for their legions of fans. Volume two is also somewhat of a milestone for the Three Stooges as we are treated to the new stooge theme song as first heard in the short "Flat Foot Stooges". The debut of "Three Blind Mice" melody as the Stooges new theme song, which replaced the "Listen to the Mockingbird." theme is a welcomed change and it enhanced the stooge shorts from then on. Once again Sony Pictures has done an incredible job with the video and sound remastering and they should be commended for their efforts. The digitally remastered video transfers are simply amazing; no longer do these shorts look like they were made over 70 years ago and the completely restored soundtrack is the best I've ever heard. Missing from the newly remastered shorts is the debris, grain, dirt and sound hissing that used to plague these wonderful shorts. The set contains 24 shorts on two single sided discs packaged in slim cases. The disc artwork and packaging is fantastic to say the least, making this set even more attractive and highly collectible for fans to own. On a final note Stooge Fans will be pleased that these newly remastered shorts are finally presented complete and uncut, politically incorrect and in all they're Black & White splendor for fans to enjoy over and over. Hip Hip Hooray! DVD Features: Disc #1 * Grips, Grunts and Groans * Dizzy Doctors * Three Dumb Clucks * Back to the Woods * Goofs and Saddles * Cash and Carry * Playing the Ponies * The Sitter Downers * Termites of 1938 * Wee wee Monsieur * Tassels in the Air * Healthy, Wealthy and Dumb * Violent is the Word for Curly Disc #2 * Three Missing Links * Mutts to You * Flat Foot Stooges * Three Little Sew and Sews * We Want Our Mummy * A Ducking they did Go * Yes, We Have No Bonanza * Saved by the Belle * Calling all Curs * Oily to Bed, Oily to Rise * Three Sappy People ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ WOO-WOO-WOO-WOO-WOO-WOO.... Why, you lame-brain! *by M***K on March 2, 2015* Seriously, there are not a whole lot of things I can say about this collection of timeless, classic Stooge episodes that has not already been said before. However, I really must say that this collection from the last few years of the 1930s is full of some of the best moments in their career that any Stooge fan could ask for. After all, the early years with Curly are where it is at. What is especially notable about this collection is the inclusion of the episode “Violent Is The Word For Curly” from which the super-famous “B-I-Bickey-Bi” song came (please correct me if I spelled that wrong), and still has millions singing along to this day. Another one which is worthy to note is “Goofs And Saddles,” which contains the parts where Moe, Larry and Curly disguise themselves as bushes to spy on the bandits, befuddling them in the process, and not to mention the part near the end of the episode where the meat-grinder turns into a makeshift Gatling gun, enabling the boys to help subdue the bad guys. Not once have I been able to watch these parts and not find myself fighting to stop myself from having an accident in my pants from laughing so hard. Another stooge fan favorite included here is “We Want Our Mummy” in which they expedite to Egypt to find the lost mummy of King “Rooten-Tooten” and a kidnapped professor. Again, as predicted, their antics inadvertently subdue the villains in their tracks. In “Grips, Grunts And Groans,” how could anyone not find themselves rolling on the floor with more laughs upon Curly going crazy at the smell of Wild Hyacinth and beating the living daylights out of everyone within reach? Honestly, I could go on and on for days about all the episodes in this season. After all, it is the Stooges in their prime. What’s NOT to love? Honestly, whether they are smacking each other around, poking each other in the eyes, ruining parties, making a mess, destroying things, or just creating pure havoc in general, the Stooges NEVER disappoint, no questions asked. They have invoked laugher in millions the world over for several generations, and will continue to do so for all generations to come. Quality comedy like this NEVER gets old, it DOES NOT have an expiration date, and it can NEVER be recreated or reinvented. Calling the Stooges “legends” is simply an understatement, and NONE of the childish junk on Disney or Nickelodeon that passes off as “comedy” nowadays can EVER compare to the Stooges and will certainly never, and I mean NEVER stand the same test of time. I should not even have to say that, because that is just common sense! Anyways, just buy this already, and as always my fellow stooges fanatics: N’YUK-N’YUK-N’YUK and WOO-WOO-WOO-WOO-WOO-WOO!!! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The beginning of their classic era *by A***A on May 15, 2009* Sony should be congratulated for finally doing the right thing and releasing all of the Stooge shorts in order, without any lengthy delays between each set, after years of sporadic "themed" releases. This set starts in 1937, when they weren't quite in the classic mode yet, but soon segues into their early classic era. I once heard it suggested that 'The Sitter-Downers,' their last short of 1937, really marked the beginning of their golden era. I think I'd have to agree that the transition began somewhere around there, particularly now that we have all of the shorts in order to watch. This set also contains two of the Missing 60, 'We Want Our Mummy' and 'Three Little Sew and Sews,' the two shorts on here I was most looking forward to seeing since they were among the few Curly shorts I hadn't seen yet. Once they got into their classic era, they just kept getting better and better, having put all of the final finishing touches on their screen characters, comedic style, and screen relationship. Some of my favorite shorts on this set are 'A-Ducking They Did Go,' 'Three Missing Links,' 'Flat-Foot Stooges,' 'Three Dumb Clucks,' and 'Violent Is the Word for Curly.' I've even heard it suggested by some people that the lattermost short contains the world's first music video, since it's a lip-synched performance of a song in video format! There are a couple of doozies here too, though; 'Back to the Woods' has got to be one of the worst shorts of the Curly era. I've also never cared too much for 'Grips, Grunts, and Groans,' though at least it's not the awful 'Back to the Woods.' Again, Sony should be commended for releasing these Stooge sets in such a speedy fashion, and finally releasing the shorts properly. I do wish there would be some bonus material, but I tend to agree with those who speculate that the bonus material is being saved for the late Shemp and Joe eras, to try to boost up the sales of those less-than-great shorts. --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.com.my/products/5123154-three-stooges-collection-the-1937-1939](https://www.desertcart.com.my/products/5123154-three-stooges-collection-the-1937-1939) --- *Product available on Desertcart Malaysia* *Store origin: MY* *Last updated: 2026-08-15*