Curly Joe had his own delivery, and style- it was not quick and Stoogy- it was more deliberate and slow build like Foghorn Leghorn or Mr. Magoo- but you can’t say they put him in and said “ ape Jerome Curly Howard”
Johnny Ringo was played by Hal Fryer ,who using the name Harlo Hickenhoopler hosted The Three Stooges on TV saturday morning from 1960 to 1972 , here in Indianapolis . I went to one of the shows in the TV studios when it was being aired when I was a cub scout and when this was released in 1965 , He introduced a showing of the film at a neighborhood theater I attended . He did a meet and greet in costume in 2010 that I attended . All the gunfighters were played by the top Three Stooges hosts in the country.
This was a pretty good movie. I've been avoiding this later Stooges movies because I'm definitely biased for Curly and Shemp, but Joe isn't bad he has good chemistry and of course Moe and Larry are still in top form. That hot blonde gunslinging floozy was pretty good as well.
@@dreamguardian8320 Unfortunately, he had the stroke and in rehabilitation due to that. He was a classic. Took all the physical pounding and never complained. What a great comedian.
No matter how many times you see this movie you don't get sick of them.there true icons of comedy and very talented nobody could get close to there type of comedy.may they rip. The three stooges and Adam west.
I swear to God this one, and Malice in the palace are there two very best Three stooges never made!!! The rifle part where Curly's Jookin and Adam's say's, "Do it Just Like Me!😄You knew it Was over after that😂
Karl Dimentia is the first to take your memory don’t take any aspirin unless you want to fix your heart and try your hardest to remember doctors only practice that’s why they call their office their practice
The nine outlaws that appear in this film..are portrayed by nine local kids tv hosts/performers..that screen "The Three Stooges"films on their programs..one of those kids tv mc's is one of my favorite performers:"Officer Joe"Bolton.
Kevin: I was just wondering if you remember why this film had the grammatically incorrect title? It directly had to do with.... Alfred Hitchcock! Before his film "The Birds" was released there was a tremendous amount of ballyhoo, which lasted for months. And the catchphrase for the TV ads, was " 'The Birds' IS coming". It was a typically droll Hitchcockian play on words, because it was BOTH grammatically correct and incorrect at the same time. The Stooges film title was a direct reference to that very well-known catchphrase!
Yes..I know how the title change came about..The film's producer/director and editor of the storyline:Norman Maurer..he went to NYC for a meeting with the top execs of Columbia Pictures..they weren't too thrilled with the film's original title"The Three Stooges Meet The Gunslingers"..they suggested to Mr.Maurer..if he could create another title for the film? He didn't have one..but? In the same building..were the office of Universal Pictures..and he got permission to see the trailer for Mr.Hitchcock's film:"The Birds"..he watched the trailer that said"The Birds Is Coming!". And Mr.Maurer said to himself"The Outlaws Is Coming!"..that is a better title. And that is how this film became"The Outlaws Is Coming!".
@@kevinbutler1955NYC Aah.... I should have known that you would have all the info! Learned my lesson... I'll never second-guess you! And, yes, I have fond memories of "Officer" Joe Bolton hosting the Stooges, as well as "The Little Rascals". Recently I found out, quite by accident, that several of the Stooges used to attend an elementary school back in Brooklyn, which just happened to be the same school in whose playground I used to play sports with some relatives who lived nearby. Of course there were many years between those events....
According to Adam West, after filming was complete, Moe invited everyone to his home for a "buffalo barbecue." 🤣 RIP Moe, Larry, Curley Joe, and of course, the Bright Knight himself, Adam West.
I remember seeing this as a kid and having it on VHS. It was and still is my all time favorite Three Stooges movie. The acting is great, the music hits the right moments, especially the dreaded notes, the action is top notch, and the humor, especially with the Stooges is some of the best I've ever seen. Furthermore; this is one of the very few Wild West movies that I like, the other being Tombstone.
Seeing Adam West with the 3 stooges is truly legendary and hilarious in this movie even though I enjoyed watching this great film🤣! R.I.P Adam West 🙏🏿🙏🏿
@@carminemurray6624 Most women Don't like the 3 Stooges . Most women think the 3 Stooges are Morons. Also Hillary has Her own Stooge at Home. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
One of my favorite Stooges films is "Around the world in a daze" where Cury Joe fights the sumo wrestler in Japan while Larry plays pop goes the weasel on the clarinet.
It was good to see Henry Gibson in this I had forgotten He was in this one. Laugh In was a few years after this was released. The stooges always had some beautiful women in the full length movies as well as the shorts. Annie Oakley played by Nancy Kovak what a doll. She had an IQ of over 150. Wayne Mack as Jesse James was A reporter on local New Orleans news station in the 1960's and 1970's
Future Batman did a great job, he is a great actor. Trigger Mortis, Riger Mortis, cousins, Lolo... When the cavalry officer came in and said, "Never in the history of motion pictures has the US Cavalry ever been late" says Emil Sitka. That was a funny comment. Watching this again, this is a great movie. I like Elvis the skunk, obviously de-scent sacked. They really are a beautiful animal.
The "Special Guests" were all local TV hosts who had programs playing cartoons and Three Stooges shorts. Sally Starr was on the Philadelphia, PA ABC-TV affiliate.
curly was the best out of the lot of them but u know what the three stooges where the best comedians ever, today its all dirty and evil! nothing beats old comedy, clean and respectful! no! 1 the three stooges were and will always be the best!
I saw The Three Stooges in 1961 at The Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City, they were with the Shrine Circus and came out and did 15 or 20 minutes of their act , it was Moe , The Great Larry Fine , and Joe DeRita, Curly was our favorite and Shemp was great too but just seeing The Three Stooges was great, when they came out the kids went nuts, RIP The Three Stooges
@@threestooges They did the eye pokes , and holding your fist out and hitting it where it goes around and hits the person on the head, they also did the slowly I walk, inch by inch, then they told the kids not to do the eye poke because they actually poked above the eye, they thanked everyone for coming out and told us to mind our parents
Of the 6 post 1958 Joe Besser era 'movies', OUTLAW's fared well, In Orbit, In A Daze, Meet Hercules are also watchable. I remember Have Rocket and Snow White as being unwatchable; but now that I'm an old man, I'll give them another try before the end of the year.
That sidewinder was Mort Mills, not long after he appeared in Psycho for Alfred Hitchcock ... not to mention Touch Of Evil for Orson Welles. He sure got around ...
Actually, make that as a ninth theatrical film. Since “Time Out for Rhythm” was the first movie with Moe, Larry and Curly and it’s the only film without Ted Healy. Along with “Rockin’ in the Rockies” as the second theatrical film and “Swing Parade” as the third theatrical film and it was Curly’s final film appearance. “Have Rocket, Will Travel” was the fourth theatrical film and Curly-Joe’s first film appearance. Although if “The Outlaws Is Coming” was the ninth and final theatrical film, until the tenth theatrical film “StoogeMania” came and it had a limited release in theaters with negative reviews. “The Three Stooges 2000” was the eleventh film, but only for television to be aired and as for the 12th theatrical film, “The Three Stooges 2012” was a good success for the original Three Stooges as their honors.
Uhhh, emil sitka was in the new three stooges live action shorts, AND he was OFFICIALLY declared to be the stooge after in 1970 of louis fineberg (larry fine) had a storke and no longer work for moe and curly joe, so emil sitka was with moe when they were going to do the 3 new films with sitka along with moe and joe, but suddenly, tragedy struck when moe past away from lung cancer and THATS when the 3 stooges had ENDED and DIED as what moes wife said to sitka when moe died at his house
Bill Camfield as Wyatt Earp. Remember him well from my youth in the 60's. He hosted Slam Bang Theater on channel 11 in Dallas/Ft. Worth. Our introduction to The Stooges as kids!
If I'd have known 60 years ago watching them with what I know now, is the 3 Stooges were all way ahead of their time in moviemaking history. . And they had the Real Batman in a slapstick film.
And, Paul Shannon as Wild Bill Hickock! He was the one that gave the Stooges a new life in the early `60's by showing a lot of their shorts on his afternoon kid's show in Pittsburgh! I always thought he could've easily doubled for Moe!
I remember Paul Shannon taking off from Adventure Time to go out to California and play in that Three Stooges movie. Also I agree that Paul Shannon resembled Moe Howard!
@@warrenroy5376 It was Paul that introduced us (at least, me) to The 3 Stooges. I don't think I'd ever heard of them before his show. There was an old guy that lived on the 1st floor across the street from us and all we knew was that his name was, King. He never came outside and always kept his doors and windows completely shut off from the outside world! A complete mystery! Nobody knew what he looked like! Then Paul Shannon started doing his Nosmo King character and we thought that's who King was! It wasn't `til a year or two later that we figured out that Nosmo was Paul and that the name came from a No Smoking sign. The Stooges played a number of times on stage at Kennywood but, I never got there to see them. The stage was where the loading ramp to the Thunderbolt is, now.
@@RedVynil That is interesting. I by the way grew up in Elkins, WV. WTAR Channel 4 Pittsburgh was the station I watched it on. And yes I remember Nosmo King. And I heard the same about how he got that name! I confess as a kid about 4 or 5 I found Nosmo King frightening but as I grew older he didn't bother me much. Thank you.
@@RedVynil And one more comment. As I preacher of the Gospel of Jesus Christ I wonder what causes people to be like that. I had an Uncle who was semi like that. He did work a job and would go to work. So he did go out some. Finally after his sister and brother-in-law died in 1977 you would see him more. And after the saw mill he he worked at burnt down in 1982 he became unemployed and it seemed he got out even more. It was nothing to see him sitting around on benches in Elkins,WV. Reading and other things. I believe two things made reclusive, (1) In World War 2 over in Germany he was pulling guard duty. A drunken American Officer walked up. When my Uncle told him to identify himself he never did. In fact he was defiant. So my Uncle was forced to shoot him! (2). He never married. I do hear he had a girlfriend but it didn't work out. If there was anything else I don't know. He was a little hard of hearing. But regardless he was semi-reclusive.
Spoilers: I love the instant Polaroid gag with Larry's camera. Despite the goofy comedy of this movie, I like the armored wagon with the Gatling gun and turret mounted canon. Not actually feasible, I know, but still pretty cool. (And, of course, the only way to defeat it was a tree limb and a lot of pies and an A-Team level jury-rigged Gatling gun made from a meat grinder and an ammo belt.)
I remember getting this on DVD at the local FYE at the mall. It's a "The Red Store," now. The DVD came with a bonus short from the Curly days: Goofs and Saddles. I'd like to think that that short took place after "The Outlaws is Coming," since the Indians were subdued and only the Cattle Rustlers proving to be a bigger menace.
Fun Fact!! Ed T. McDonnell who played Bat Matsterson is well known in Boston TV as the host of, The Major Mudd Show (From 1961 to 1975) And was the voice of Fantasmic Features as Feep the Alien.
Holy Smokes!!! Joe Bolton is in this movie. In New York in the 1960’s he had a kids TV Show in which he was featured as ‘Officer Joe’ and showed Three Stooges shorts. What a find.
The best comedy team imo..yes no intell funny dialogue wit odd cpl seinfld etc .but pure comedy physical snappy ..the best ..honeymooners 2nd .imo..jus sayn ..b 67 soon .im olding up
I dont care for joe. Its not the same. Even if he said the same lines as curly and shemp, it would be worse with Joe. In my opinions. Try to enjoy, coz moe and larry deserve the credit.
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