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To inherit a fortune, Shemp must get married by 6 o'clock that very day, but finding a willing bride proves a challenge.To inherit a fortune, Shemp must get married by 6 o'clock that very day, but finding a willing bride proves a challenge.To inherit a fortune, Shemp must get married by 6 o'clock that very day, but finding a willing bride proves a challenge.
Moe Howard
- Moe Howard
- (as Moe)
Larry Fine
- Larry
- (as Larry)
Shemp Howard
- Prof. Shemp Howard
- (as Shemp)
Doris Houck
- Aggressive Girlfriend
- (as Doris Colleen)
Virginia Hunter
- Former Girlfriend
- (uncredited)
Johnny Kascier
- Bellboy
- (uncredited)
Alyn Lockwood
- Former Girlfriend
- (uncredited)
Judy Malcolm
- Former Girlfriend
- (uncredited)
Bertha Priestley
- Fat girl in hallway
- (uncredited)
Nancy Saunders
- Former Girlfriend
- (uncredited)
Emil Sitka
- Justice of the Peace J.M. Benton
- (uncredited)
Storyline
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- TriviaIn one scene, Christine McIntyre's character discovers that Shemp Howard is not the "Cousin Basil" she thought he was, and slaps him around, then punches him and knocks him through the door. McIntyre, who was not a professional stuntwoman, was timid and had to be coaxed by Shemp into performing the scene believably. After throwing him a great round of slaps with both hands, she leaned too far in with the finish; a powerful punch to the face. She actually did hit him, breaking his nose. The sequence was left in the picture. When it is watched in slow motion, Shemp can be seen falling down and opening his mouth like he was yelling in pain after the punch. Shemp was reportedly very groggy immediately afterwards. Christine then repeatedly apologized.
- GoofsA flat scooter is visible when Shemp Howard is pulled into the piano to free himself from the wires.
- Quotes
J.M. Benton, Justice of the Peace: Join hands, you lovebirds!
- Alternate versionsAlso available in computer colorized version.
- ConnectionsEdited into Husbands Beware (1956)
- SoundtracksFrühlingsstimmen (Voices of Spring), Op. 410
(uncredited)
Written by Johann Strauss
Performed by Dee Green and Larry Fine
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Not wishing to repeat what everyone else has noted, I will only say this:
Nearly everybody says they loved Curly best... but I will put BRIDELESS GROOM up against ANY of other the Stooges shorts.
I think it's the most hilarious from start to finish, as well as being the most re-watchable.
The off-key singing student... Christine McIntire's "Cousin Basil" routine, and of course Emil Sitka's J.P. are highlights, but only around the Stooges' impeccable timing and the great writing too!
Nuff said.
Nearly everybody says they loved Curly best... but I will put BRIDELESS GROOM up against ANY of other the Stooges shorts.
I think it's the most hilarious from start to finish, as well as being the most re-watchable.
The off-key singing student... Christine McIntire's "Cousin Basil" routine, and of course Emil Sitka's J.P. are highlights, but only around the Stooges' impeccable timing and the great writing too!
Nuff said.
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- Also known as
- Love and Learn
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- Runtime17 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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