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Shemp Howard (born
Samuel Horwitz;
March 11, 1895 –
November 22, 1955) was an
American comedian and actor. He is best
known as the
third Stooge in The...
- A fake
Shemp is a type of body
double who
appears in a film to
replace another actor or person,
usually when the
original actor has died or is otherwise...
- "third stooge" was pla**** in turn by
Shemp Howard (born
Samuel Horwitz),
Curly Howard (born
Jerome Horwitz),
Shemp Howard again, Joe Besser, and "Curly...
- were not
involved in show business.
However he, his
older brother Samuel (
Shemp), and his
younger brother Jerome (Curly)
eventually became known as members...
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Three Stooges comedy team,
which also
featured his
elder brothers Moe and
Shemp Howard, as well as
actor Larry Fine. In
early shorts, he was
billed as Curley...
- in Venice.
Healy brought Fine,
Shemp Howard, and Moe
Howard together for the
first time as a trio. "Moe, Larry, and
Shemp",
along with Fred Sanborn, appeared...
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Larry Fine and
Shemp Howard appeared in a
single feature film with Ted
Healy released by Fox Film
Corporation titled Soup to Nuts (1930).
Shemp departed the...
- body
double to
member Shemp Howard for four
shorts produced after Shemp's death,
which led to the
coining of the term "Fake
Shemp".
Palma was born and...
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minus Ted Healy, go on to
become known as The
Three Stooges comic trio (
Shemp Howard, Moe Howard, and
Larry Fine).
Goldberg made a
cameo appearance in...
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scene in
which she
repels suitor Shemp Howard—right
through a door.
Director Edward Bernds remembers: In the story,
Shemp had a few
hours in
which to get...
