The Three Stooges: Three Stooges in History

Columbia Pictures Presents

Squareheads of the Round Table (1948)
Moe, Larry and Shemp are three royal troubadours who are enlisted by Cedric the Blacksmith to win the heart of Princess Elaine-who is set to marry the Black Prince-with a serenade. But their plan hits a sour note when the Stooges and Cedric are arrested and sentenced to death.

I'm A Monkey's Uncle (1948)
Cavemen Larry, Moe and Shemp find themselves in an un-bear-able situation when they steal the girlfriends of nearby cavemen, who declare war in retaliation. The Stooges fight back with an arsenal of inventive weapons, proving the animals aren't the only things that are wild around here.

Restless Knights (1935)
Almost immediately after the queen hires Larry, Moe and Curly to be her bodyguards, she is abducted, which provides Prince Boris with the perfect opportunity to be rid of them once and for all. Facing execution, the Stooges fight for their lives and wind up en garde for a regal victory.

Matri-Phony (1942)
It's a bad case of Stoogeus Interruptus when potters Mohicus, Larrycus and Curlycus let Diana seek refuge from Emperor Octopus Grabus in their shop. They're arrested, but when Curlycus disguises himself as Diana, the Emperor's passion is unlocked and they find themselves on the run from jail and the altar.

Fiddlers Three (1948)
The Stooges can be a royal pain in the-well, you know-but sometimes they're the butts of the joke. Moeth, Larryeth and Shempeth are royal fiddlers who become the targets of an evil magician when they try to rescue their noble ruler's daughter, whom he has abducted.