The roaring 20s was a gold mine for Ted Healy, who at one time was making around $9,000 a week (equivilent to about $166,000 today) as the highest-paid performer in vaudeville. But, by the following ...

When they visited Sioux Falls in 1941, the Three Stooges were at the height of their popularity, though they wouldn’t learn how popular they were until much later. The Three Stooges began as a ...

Healy recruited them to be his sidekicks, and when Philadelphia musician and comedian Larry Fine was brought into the act, The Three Stooges were born.As the Stooges’ stock continues to grow, Ted ...

Two mysteries from the Three Stooges' past have, 80 years later, re-emerged. One has been solved. The other likely never will. The 1933 comedy short "Hello, Pop!" has long been a source of speculation ...

Ted Healy (born Charles Ernest Lee Nash; October 1, 1896 – December 21, 1937) was an American vaudeville performer, comedian, and actor. Though he is chiefly remembered as the creator of The Three ...

A seldom-seen Three Stooges comedy, one of the few surviving Roscoe “Fatty” Arbuckle feature comedies and a new print of an Oscar-winning Laurel and Hardy short are among the hot tickets at this ...

For those who want to go behind the history of cinema and learn why some people became icons and others didn’t, then Bill Cassara’s latest work “Nobody’s Stooge” should make for an excellent read.

The Three Stooges Season 1 is about “The Stooges” who reluctantly decide to become members of the Woman Haters Club, vowing to steer clear of romantic entanglements with the opposite sex. However, ...