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Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9786302814118
Format: Black & White, NTSC
ISBN: 6302814111
Label: Sony Pictures
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Manufacturer: Sony Pictures
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Sony Pictures
Release Date: January 28, 1997
Running Time: 18 minutes
Studio: Sony Pictures
Theatrical Release Date: September 03, 1937
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Editorial Review:
Amazon.com:
"Cash and Carry" (1937) is the 24th Columbia short for the Three Stooges and has a most unusual (for them) beginning and end. Finding that a crippled orphan and his sister have taken over their shack at the city dump, the trio promises to raise the young people's cache of coins to the $500 needed for a leg operation. Of course, they run into swindlers, who sell them a treasure map to a house that just happens to be next to a Federal Treasury Deposit. After the expected number of slams with sledgehammers, they are caught in the act. In the closing shot, however, they are pardoned by President Roosevelt, who also promises the boy his operation. Overdone sentimentality at start and end, but good stooging in the middle.
"No Census, No Feeling" (1940, #50) badly needs a plot. Forced to take a job as census takers, they wind up interviewing each other, then playing bridge for a Margaret Dumont-type socialite. After an overly long sequence concerning the effects of alum in the punch, they try to continue their census taking on a football field. Curly has a great comic reaction to the alum, but this film is too disjointed to please.
The plot of "Some More of Samoa" (1941, #59) is only slightly more unified. Having destroyed a rare tree, the Stooges are hired by its owner to find a replacement on the Isle of Rhum Boogie. Special treats abound as Curly backs into a vitamin syringe and grows like Alice in Wonderland, among other adventures. As always, the bald brother gets all the best situations, and the lack of a real plot seems almost a quibble. --Frank Behrens
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- Cash and Carry"Cash and Carry" is one of the funniest movies ever. I've watched this one many times and it always makes me laugh so hard I can hardly breath! As my old friend said, "be sure you have an oxygen tank handy when watching the Stooges", and this one fits that statement perfectly.
This episode further proves that Curly is the funniest man who ever lived.
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- A tender short, and two great shorts.CASH AND CARRY takes away the excitement away from the rest of this great tape. I was disappointed that this short was too tender like for my likes. A little too uninteresting.
NO CENSUS, NO FEELING, on the other hand, was excellent. One of teh Stooges best shorts. The whole short is fast-paced from beginning to end. This was too funny.
SOME MORE OF SAMOA- Another great short. All sixteen minutes of this short is zany and hilarious. You have to see this.
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- NO MORE CASH TO CARRYCASH AND CARRY (1937) - For once in a few times, the boys actually show off their tenderhearted side in the scenes when they're helping out the crippled boy, Jimmy. While it's interesting, it seems very out of character for the Stooges. But fortunately, they go right back to being their manic selves when digging for gold in the old house. Overall, although not a very funny short, it is interesting to see the boys acting this way. Even the ending was pretty tender.
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- Three Stooge shorts from their later days.Three films: CASH AND CARRY; NO CENSUS, NO FEELING; SOME MORE OF SAMOA. Jules White co-directed.
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- The intro is worth the price!A true stooges classic.Believe me you will watch this one over and over.Maybe you should buy two copies in case you wear one out. It's that good!
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