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tubman · Yesterday, 09:20 PM

Now I remember why I don't like "The Three Stooges". "Laurel & Hardy" were much more entertaining. Of course, they had their moments with a '36 Ford Roadster (or '35 Cabriolet, depending on which part of the scene they're in). I can't find a specific clip, but it's in the 1938 film Blockheads. The end result is the same though; total destruction of a very nice automobile. Neither of them had an exclusive in destroying old Fords though; check out what W.C. Fields does with a '32 phaeton in If I had a Million.

Yesterday, 09:20 PM	#3
tubman Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: Minnesota, Florida Keys Posts: 12,132	Re: The Three Stooges, 1936 Ford 5W Coupe Now I remember why I don't like "The Three Stooges". "Laurel & Hardy" were much more entertaining. Of course, they had their moments with a '36 Ford Roadster (or '35 Cabriolet, depending on which part of the scene they're in). I can't find a specific clip, but it's in the 1938 film Blockheads. The end result is the same though; total destruction of a very nice automobile. Neither of them had an exclusive in destroying old Fords though; check out what W.C. Fields does with a '32 phaeton in If I had a Million.