| Three Little Pigskins | |||||
| Columbia Pictures (1934) | |||||
| Comedy, Sports | |||||
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#2498 |
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| Barcode | 043396489301 |
| Release Date | 10/18/2016 |
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| Moe Howard | Moe | |
| Larry Fine | Larry | |
| Curly Howard | Curley | |
| Lucille Ball | Daisy Simms | |
| Gertie Green | Lulu Banks | |
| Phyllis Crane | Molly Gray | |
| Harry Bowen | Man with honest work | |
| Lynton Brent | First Pedestrian | |
| Bobby Burns | Third Pedestrian | |
| Charles Dorety | Photographer | |
| Milt Douglas | Henchman | |
| Oscar 'Dutch' Hendrian | Referee | |
| Alex Hirschfield | Moe Jr. | |
| William Irving | Photographer | |
| Johnny Kascier | Fourth Pedestrian | |
| Joe Levine | Larry Jr. | |
| Jack 'Tiny' Lipson | Referee | |
| Walter Long | Joe Stacks | |
| Roger Moore | Pete / Joe's Henchman | |
| Jimmy Phillips | Football Umpire |
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| Producer | Jules White
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| Writer | Felix Adler
Griffin Jay |
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| Cinematography |
Henry Freulich
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The stooges are mistaken by a gangster for the "Three Horsemen of Boulder Dam", famous football players. Hired to play for his team, they blow the big game and get it in the end. Lucille Ball has a nice part as a gun moll. |
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