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Stooge's books that you've read. If you haven't read one lately,
then drag it out, dust it off, and submit your review here for
publishing. Send your review to: webmaster@3-stooges.com
The biography
of Curly Howard The Super Stooge is a very well written book on
the life and career of the third Stooge. What I found interesting
about the book was the fact that his niece captured Curly not
only as a great comic genius, but as a person who despite his
personal problems loved to make the world laugh. His child like
actions on the screen will never be duplicated. This is a book
that I would recommend to any one that is interested in learning
more about Curly. I especially enjoyed the pictures &
illustrations in the book, as well. The interview type writing of
the book made it even more special.
I hope that whoever reads this book will get As much joy out of
reading it as I did. I don't mind telling you there were a few
moments when reading the book that I actually had tears in my
eyes. Especially the part where curly had had his last stroke,
and Moe was not going to put him in an institution. He absolutely
refused! Now that's what I call brotherly love.
Please get this book and read it. I know you will enjoy it as
much as I did.
Submitted by: Richard Etnier
One
of the best things about 'Moe Howard and the Three Stooges'
is it is the first time we were able to learn about the 'boys
actualy from their point of view. This alone is enough reason for
it to be manditory reading for stooge-fans. In this book you
learn about the love and compasion Moe had for his brother
Jerome, and the pain and suffering Moe went through at the time
of Curly and Shemps death. Also the anger and resent felt between
Moe and Ted Healy due to Healy's drinking. You also learn how
wonderful of a dad Moe was to his beloved daughter Joan, and son
Paul.
Aside from his personal life, this book offers (in my oppinion) the best description of the boys early years. This book cronicals the wonderful, tradgic, compasionate life of the greatest entertainer of all time.
Submited by: MovieMan
Jeffrey Forrester has captured the
Three Stooges both on the screen & off. Not only did de
capture there comic genius, but he took us in to there personal
lives fff camera as well. I learned things about them that I
never knew. For example, the fact that Larry Fine really was not
that interested in the act. He was more interested in baseball or
betting on horses. Also the fact that Moe really was a nice guy
off screen - nothing like his character on screen.
I also enjoyed the little tidbits about how some of the films
were made. I reccomend this book to any Stooge fan that is
interested not only in the Stooges performing lives & how
they made the films, but there off camera lives as well. The
pictures throughout the book were great too. t is really a must
read for any Stooge fan.
Submitted by: Richard Etnier
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