The Three Stooges: 100th Anniversary Exhibit Opens at Hollywood Museum

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“Hello, Hello, Hello!” The iconic comedy group The Three Stooges were celebrated for their 100th anniversary when the Hollywood Museum paid homage to Mo, Curry, Larry, Shemp, and Joe, (aka The Three Stooges) with an exhibit now on display the popular Hollywood hot spot at 1660 N. Highland Avenue, Hollywood CA 90028 (Located in The Historic Max Factor Bldg. Hollywood Blvd. and N. Highland Ave.)

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“We are thrilled to present 100 yrs. of The Three Stooges, with this exciting, fun, and informative exhibit, showcasing the distinctive comedic talents of Moe, Larry, Curly, Shemp, and Curly Joe DeRita,” Donelle Dadigan, Founder & President of The Hollywood Museum said in a statement. This Exhibit will surely evoke memories of seeing the Three Stooges’ feature films, film shorts, and watching their animated series in the 70’s – every movie fan who ever saw the Three Stooges will be delighted. The Three Stooges entertained millions of fans around the world with new generations of fans learning about these comedic geniuses!”

Friends and family members attended the announcement of the Three Stooges including: Kurt Lamond/ Great Grandson of Larry Fine, Chrissy Cutler/ Granddaughter of Larry Fine, Bob Benjamin/ Curly Joe Derita’s Stepson, Gerri Howard Greenbaum/Shemp’s Daughter-in-Law, Diane Silver / Sister of Gerri Howard Greenbaum, and Brad Server- Curly Howard’s Grandson.

The Three Stooges are Moe Howard (born Moses Horwitz), Larry Fine (born Louis Feinberg), Shemp Howard (born Samuel Horwitz), Curly Howard (born Jerome Horwitz), Joe Besser, and “Curly Joe” DeRita (born Joseph Wardell). The most recognizable comedy troupe around the world, The Three Stooges made over 190 short films for Columbia Pictures. “The Three Stooges” black-and-white shorts will stream on the Three Stooges+ Channel on various steaming platforms including Tubi and YouTube.

Highlights from the special exhibit include original costumes from the popular film “Snow White and The Three Stooges (1961),” photographs, props, posters, memorabilia & collectibles.

Check out a few of the items on display below:

Memorabilia from The Three Stooges Exhibit on display at the Hollywood Museum
(Photo Credit: P. Thomas)

The Three Stooges Troop at the unveiling of The Three Stooges Exhibit on display at the Hollywood Museum
(Photo Credit: P. Thomas)

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