The Stooges' 10-year engagement to their fiancees has reached the end of their future father-in-law's patience. He gives them one week to earn enough money to marry his daughters, or they'll be promised to the three plumbers down the street. So Moe, Larry & Shemp promise to keep their garage open night and day if necessary. The garage's first new customers are three gangsters, and the leader's moll, who've wrecked their car escaping from the police. Assuming that the Stooges have made a overtures to the moll, the hoods decide to 'silence' our heroes. 1953
The boys are resturant owners. In an attempt to pay off their business debts, they take a job putting up posters. Noticing that the posters are advertising a cow milking contest that pays $100.00 to the winner, Moe and Larry decide that Curly is now in the contest. After attemping to get some practice in on a BULL, Curly faces the champ in the ring in a "milk-off." Their ruse of Moe and Larry inside a fake cow supplying Curly with milk is soon discovered, however, and the boys retreat amist a chorus of "Boo's." 1944
Shemp has just won $50,000 in the Mystery Motor Jackpot Contest. Larry and Moe help him celebrate at the Hotel Costa Plente. Unbeknownst to them, three golddigging women plan to get the boys' money, but fail to do so. Shemp receives his prize money. which after taxes, is $4.85. 1952
The Stooges are broke and about to be evicted when Shemp's rich Uncle Phineas comes for a visit. The boys plead with their landlady, Mrs. McGruder, to let them stay, and she relents when she realizes that Uncle Phineas is her long-lost love (although the Stooges don't know that.) Meanwhile, the Stooges have to deal with their new neighbor, an extremely jealous strongman, who discovers his wife in their apartment without her skirt on, thanks to a clumsy Shemp in the kitchen. 1952
The Stooges are owners of the Cut Throat Drug Store, but their crabby old landlord, Amos Flint, wants them out after 10 years because he made a better deal with the Pinch Penny Market. Flint's wife shows up while he's telling the Stooges, and he dumps her because she's gotten old. The boys take her in, and Shemp gets the brilliant idea to invent a Fountain of Youth to make old people young again. And, beyond all expectation, they actually succeed, making Mrs. Flint back into a gorgeous young woman again! 1947 Remade as BUBBLE TROUBLE (1953), with stock footage.
The stooges need to pay the rent so they decide to pay off the rent by becoming baby sitters. Their first job is to baby sit for a troubled mother who just broke up with her husband. After some of their antics, they fall asleep. The mother comes home and sees that the baby is gone and sends the boys to her husband's apartment. After the stooges have a little trouble with the ex-husband, the mother arrives and the couple are reunited. 1951
Herman Mouser, the owner of the Lightning Exterminating Co. is behind on his bills, and is about to fire his three employees, the Stooges. The boys beg for one last chance, and Mouser sends the Stooges out with instructions of, "If they don't have ants, you GIVE them ants". The boys get the point, and sneak into a swanky party and bug the house with insects, reptiles and mice. The Stooges then appear at the door, and the butler, thinking that heaven has sent him a miracle dresses the Stooges as partygoers and sends them in. They manage to sabatoge the party when Curly puts a bag of cats into the piano, and Larry is thrown inside to retrieve them. When the host of the party feels like she is ruined, one of her guests rescues her by saying that the "entertainers" were the hit of the party, and suggests they come along on the foxhunt. Curly encounters and brings in what he thinks is his fox: a skunk. 1936
Shemp is sick, and the Stooges' "know-it-all" friend Claude recommends that they take Shemp on a camping trip. Of course, he sells them everything they need, including a car. The Stooges practice putting up the tent... in their living room. When they try to get the car ready for the trip, they discover it's a piece of junk, and have all kinds of problems, especially with the tires. But when an avid car collector turns up, Claude quickly pays the Stooges back so he can sell it to the collector for more money, only the "collector" turns out to be an escaped lunatic! 1948
Foreign spy Bortch has stolen some secret government documents and hidden them in watermelons. He has the Stooges bring them to a ship where he will leave the country. When they arrive at the pier, the spy has locked them aboard the ship. The Stooges later find the melons as well as the stolen documents. They defeat Bortch, with plans to turn him over to the police. 1949
The Stooges want to be reporters and they're looking for stolen secret atomic documents. They unintentionally become stowaways on a ship when they help their neighbor, Mr. Bortch, who has to leave the country. Trapped on board and hungry, Moe and Larry trick a woman passenger named Miss Emma Blake into leaving her table, but the "fish" they try to eat was a stuffed fish from a wall plaque. Bortch, a spy (Gene Roth), has hidden microfilm of the stolen documents in watermelons that he tricked the Stooges into bringing on board! 1956
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