Showing posts with label Three Stooges. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Three Stooges. Show all posts
Monday, July 16, 2012
Podcast 25
Hot on the heels of podcast 24 is podcast 25! Fun for all with tracks from She and Him, the Breeders, Robert Gordon, Frank Zappa and The Mothers of Invention, Elvis (re-imagined as a modern day pop star), Bill Cosby, Leonard Nimoy, Tom Jones (in a repeat performance from Podcast 23), Ruth Buzzi, Neko Case, Victor Borge, the Ramones, a special clip of Micky Dolenz performing live at Epcot Center from this past May (with yours truly on the drums) and much, much more! And for all of you audiophiles, this podcast is ripped at 320 to make it the best sounding one yet! Enjoy!!!
Dartman's Wacky Podcast #25
Labels:
00s,
50s,
70s,
80s,
90s,
Celebrity,
Comedy,
Compilation,
Elvis Presley,
Frank Sinatra,
Live,
Micky Dolenz,
Monkees,
MP3,
Pod-Cast,
Rich Dart,
Three Stooges
Friday, March 25, 2011
They Stooge To Chew Bubblegum

Since the Buck Rogers cards were such a hit a little while ago, I thought I would keep the trend going. This time I offer you the rare and much sought after 1959 Fleer Cards collection of The 3 Stooges! These cards are always up on e-bay but are never complete. The most valuable cards in the set are the first three which are individual portraits of the boys. Of course, here at the World of Wonder, if you play your cards right (get it?!?!?!) you'll be able to collect all three of those as well as the rest of the 94 cards in the set. I'm not sure exactly how many cards were in each individual pack as I wasn't even thought of in 1959 and I can't seem to find any info on it here on the old world wide web. As a result, I decided to put the cards into packs of 12 and spread them out over the next 8 posts, concluding with the final post exactly one week from today on (what else?!) April Fools Day! The big difference between these and the way I posted the Buck Rogers cards is that these will not be posted in order. Just like buying the cards at the local five and dime (if you remember what those were), you will get 12 random cards that are not in order. Unlike that time honored tradition, you will only get each card once and won't have endless amounts of doubles. Anyway, here is the first pack and keep checking back for the rest! Enjoy!
3 Stooges 1959 Trading Cards Pack 1
Sunday, November 14, 2010
I Want To Be A Stooge
Found this on YouTube! It's "THE THREE STOOGES SCRAPBOOK", the rarely seen television pilot. This is NOT the complete pilot. The series went unsold and was broken into two parts and released as theatrical short-subjects. This is the first of the two short versions. A huge token of appreciation to the uploader, 2reeler! Enjoy!
Labels:
60s,
Comedy,
Television,
Three Stooges,
TV,
Video,
You-Tube
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Moe, Larry, Shemp and Bogus?
Today I bring you the final issue of the first run of Three Stooges comics from the early 1950s. These were put out by St John's comics and feature the trio that was featured in the shorts of that era; Moe, Larry and Shemp. However, Norman Maurer, the man responsible for the Stooge comics (as well as keeping the torch of the Stooges aflame for ages) felt that they needed an additional character. The result was a character named Bogus. The character is so named because he is a con man. He uses the Stooges as, well, stooges. But in true Stooge fashion, ends up a victim of circumstance. Check it out in The Three Stooges Comic Issue 7. Enjoy!
The Three Stooges Comic Book Issue 7
Monday, March 08, 2010
They Stooge To Monkee

Today is my good friend, Micky Dolenz's birthday. He turns 65 today and is still going strong. As you read this, he is playing the role of Wilbur Turnblatt in the West End production of Hairspray in London, England. After that, he comes home to the US and this summer I will have the utmost privilege of playing a few gigs with him. To celebrate his birthday, I have asked The Three Stooges to personally wish him a Happy Birthday! Actually, it's just a coincidence. Back in 1961, in what has been touted as a unique marketing adventure, the Three Stooges recorded this birthday record in 238 different versions - one for each unique named child. So, you could purchase a 45-sized, 33 1/3-play record of the Three Stooges singing "Happy Birthday to You", personalized with your name. Sales were reported to be very slow, and with so many versions produced, stocking all of them was problematic. Production stopped soon thereafter. I was fortunate enough to find one of these in my travels for a measly $1.00. I share it with you now! As a bonus I've included the promo poster from the original release and an extra bonus Birthday song from the Stooges. Here is The Three Stooges with "Happy Birthday To Mickey". (yes I know Micky Dolenz spells his name without an e but what are you gonna do?!) Enjoy!
The Three Stooges-Happy Birthday To Mickey
Saturday, November 01, 2008
Thursday, January 25, 2007
Super 8 Theater presents: The Three Stooges
Here's a brand new series of posts that I decided to start. It features films from my collection of Super 8 and 8 Millimeter movie collection. These films were all wonderfully digitized by my good friend, Mark "Dangerboy" Nelson. He did such an amazing job. The first post is a Three Stooges short entitled, "Hold That Lion". The film is old and a little rough but is great viewing none the less. Mark also added the music and "sound effects" which I'm sure you will find as a stroke of pure genius! Enjoy!
Labels:
Castle Films,
Comedy,
Super-8,
Three Stooges,
Video,
You-Tube
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