1893	Back to Top
2/9/1893	Supporting actor Gino Corrado was born
1895	Back to Top
2/16/1895	Supporting actor Vernon Dent was born
3/17/1895	Shemp Howard (Samuel Horwitz) was born
1896	Back to Top
10/1/1896	Ted Healy (Charles Earnest Lee Nash ) was born
1897	Back to Top
6/19/1897	Moe Howard (Moses Horwitz) was born
1898	Back to Top
12/3/1898	Supporting actor Monty Collins was born
1900	Back to Top
9/17/1900	Producer/Director Jules White was born
1902	Back to Top
5/11/1902	Supporting actor Dick Curtis was born
10/5/1902	Larry Fine (Louis Feinberg) was born
12/7/1902	Supporting actor John Tyrell was born
1903	Back to Top
10/22/1903	Curly Howard (Jerome Horwitz) was born
1905	Back to Top
7/12/1905	Director Ed Bernds was born
8/1/1905	Supporting actress Bonnie Bonnell was born
1906	Back to Top
11/27/1906	Supporting actor Dudly Dickerson was born
1907	Back to Top
8/12/1907	Joe Besser was born
1909	Back to Top
7/12/1909	Curly-Joe DeRita (Joseph Wardell) was born
1910	Back to Top
5/6/1910	Supporting actress June Gittelson was born
1911	Back to Top
4/3/1911	Supporting actress Nanette Bordeaux (Helene Olivine Veilleux) was born
1914	Back to Top
8/7/1914	Supporting actress Phyllis Crane (Phyllis Francis) was born
12/22/1914	Supporting actor Emil Sitka was born
1915	Back to Top
11/20/1915	Supporting actor Richard Fiske (Thomas Richard Potts) was born
1925	Back to Top
6/7/1925	Moe Howard married Helen Schoenberger
1926	Back to Top
?, 1926	Wise Guys Prefer Brunettes (with Ted Healy) was released
1930	Back to Top
8/5/1930	Curly Howard married his first wife, Julia Rosenthal
9/28/1930	Soup to Nuts (the Stooges first film appearance) was released
1932	Back to Top
?, 1932	Hollywood on Parade (with Ted Healy and His Stooges) was released
11/19/1932	Joe Besser married Erna Dora Kretschmer
1933	Back to Top
?, 1933	Give Me a Job (with Moe Howard) was released
6/8/1933	Stop, Sadie, Stop (with Ted Healy) in production - never released (except for 1 print)
7/6/1933	Nertsery Rhymes was released
8/25/1933	Turn Back the Clock was released
8/26/1933	Beer and Pretzels was released
9/16/1933	Salt Water Daffy (with Shemp Howard) was released
9/16/1933	Hello Pop! was released
9/25/1933	In the Dough (with Shemp Howard) was released
9/29/1933	Stage Mother (with Ted Healy and Larry Fine) was released
9/30/1933	Close Relations (with Shemp Howard) was released
10/14/1933	Plane Nuts was released
10/20/1933	Meet the Baron was released
11/24/1933	Dancing Lady was released
12/4/1933	Myrt and Marge was released
12/9/1933	Here Comes Flossie (with Shemp Howard) was released
1934	Back to Top
?, 1934	So You Won't T-T-T-Talk (with Shemp Howard) was released
1/5/1934	Fugitive Lovers was released
1/13/1934	How'd Ya Like That? (with Shemp Howard) was released
1/26/1934	Henry the Ache (with Shemp Howard) was released
2/10/1934	Roast Beef and Movies (with Curly Howard) was released
2/14/1934	Mushrooms (with Shemp Howard) was released
2/16/1934	The Knife of the Party (with Shemp Howard) was released
2/17/1934	Pugs and Kisses (with Shemp Howard) was released
3/10/1934	Jailbirds of Paradise was released
3/16/1934	Lazy River (with Ted Healy) was released
3/19/1934	The Stooges (Moe, Larry and Curly) signed their first contract with Columbia Pictures
3/27/1934 to 3/30/1934	Woman Haters in production
4/14/1934	Very Close Veins (with Shemp Howard) was released
4/28/1934	Corn on the Cop (with Shemp Howard) was released
5/2/1934 to 5/4/1934	Punch Drunks in production
5/5/1934	Woman Haters was released
5/12/1934	The Big Idea was released
5/19/1934	I Scream (with Shemp Howard) was released
6/1/1934	Hollywood Party was released
6/15/1934	Operator 13 (with Ted Healy) was released
6/23/1934	Art Trouble (with Shemp Howard) was released
6/28/1934	My Mummy's Arms (with Shemp Howard) was released
7/13/1934	Punch Drunks was released
7/27/1934	Paris Interlude (with Ted Healy) was released
8/11/1934	Dare Devil O'Dare (with Shemp Howard) was released
8/29/1934 to 9/1/1934	Men in Black in production
9/14/1934	Death on a Diamond (with Ted Healy) was released
9/28/1934	Men in Black was released
10/20/1934	Smoked Hams (with Shemp Howard) was released
10/22/1934	The Captain Hates the Sea was released
10/28/1934 to 10/30/1934	Three Little Pigskins in production
11/23/1934 to 11/27/1934	Horse Collars in production
12/8/1934	Three Little Pigskins was released
12/15/1934	Dizzy and Daffy (with Shemp Howard) was released
12/19/1934 to 12/22/1934	Restless Knights in production
12/21/1934	The Band Plays On (with Ted Healy) was released
12/29/1934	A Peach of a Pair (with Shemp Howard) was released
1935	Back to Top
?, 1935	La Fiesta Santa Barbara (with Ted Healy) was released
1/10/1935	Horse Collars was released
2/8/1935	The Winning Ticket (with Ted Healy) was released
2/20/1935	Restless Knights was released
Early March 1935 (?)	Pop Goes the Easel in production
3/9/1935	His First Flame (with Shemp Howard) was released
3/13/1935	The Casino Murder Case (with Ted Healy) was released
3/13/1935 to 3/18/1935	Uncivil Warriors in production
3/29/1935	Pop Goes the Easel was released
4/11/1935 to 4/15/1935	Pardon My Scotch in production
4/19/1935	Reckless (with Ted Healy) was released
4/26/1935	Uncivil Warriors was released
5/2/1935 to 5/6/1935	Hoi Polloi in production
5/4/1935	Why Pay Rent?> (with Shemp Howard) was released
5/24/1935	Murder in the Fleet (with Ted Healy) was released
6/15/1935	Serves You Right (with Shemp Howard) was released
7/12/1935	Mad Love (with Ted Healy) was released
8/1/1935	Pardon My Scotch was released
8/24/1935	On the Wagon (with Shemp Howard) was released
8/29/1935	Hoi Polloi was released
8/30/1935	Here Comes the Band (with Ted Healy) was released
10/9/1935 to 10/12/1935	Three Little Beers in production
10/11/1935	It's in the Air (with Ted Healy) was released
10/19/1935	The Officer's Mess (with Shemp Howard) was released
10/25/1935 to 10/29/1935	Movie Maniacs in production
10/31/1935	Convention Girl (with Shemp Howard) was released
11/28/1935	Three Little Beers was released
12/11/1935 to 12/14/1935	Ants in the Pantry in production
1936	Back to Top
1/4/1936	While the Cat's Away (with Shemp Howard) was released
1/31/1936	Screen Snapshots #6 was released
2/6/1936	Ants in the Pantry was released
2/20/1936	Movie Maniacs was released
2/28/1936	Screen Snapshots #7 was released
3/14/1936	For the Love of Pete (with Shemp Howard) was released
3/18/1936 to 3/21/1936	Half-Shot Shooters in production
4/1/1936 to 4/6/1936	Disorder in the Court in production
4/29/1936 to 5/4/1936	A Pain in the Pullman in production
4/30/1936	Half-Shot Shooters was released
5/8/1936	Speed (with Ted Healy) was released
5/9/1936	Absorbing Junior (with Shemp Howard) was released
5/15/1936	Ted Healy married Betty Hickman
5/19/1936 to 5/22/1936	False Alarms in production
5/30/1936	Disorder in the Court was released
6/3/1936 to 6/6/1936	Whoops, I'm an Indian in production
6/6/1936	Here's Howe (with Shemp Howard) was released
6/10/1936 to 6/15/1936	Slippery Silks in production
6/26/1936	San Francisco (with Ted Healy) was released
6/27/1936	A Pain in the Pullman was released
8/15/1936	Punch and Beauty (with Shemp Howard) was released
8/16/1936	False Alarms was released
8/21/1936	Sing, Baby, Sing (with Ted Healy) was released
9/11/1936	Whoops I'm an Indian was released
9/12/1936	The Choke's on You (with Shemp Howard) was released
10/2/1936	The Longest Night (with Ted Healy) was released
11/2/1936 to 11/5/1936	Grips, Grunts and Groans in production
11/13/1936	Mad Holiday (with Ted Healy) was released
11/28/1936	The Blonde Bomber (with Shemp Howard) was released
12/9/1936 to 12/12/1936	Dizzy Doctors in production
12/27/1936	Slippery Silks was released
1937	Back to Top
1/15/1937	Grips, Grunts and Groans was released
1/29/1937	Man of the People (with Ted Healy) was released
2/1/1937 to 2/4/1937	Three Dumb Clucks in production
2/6/1937	Kick Me Again (with Shemp Howard) was released
3/3/1937 to 3/6/1937	Back to the Woods in production
3/19/1937	Dizzy Doctors was released
4/14/1937 to 4/19/1937	Goofs and Saddles in production
4/17/1937	Three Dumb Clucks was released
4/23/1937	Good Old Soak (with Ted Healy) was released
4/24/1937	Taking the Count (with Shemp Howard) was released
5/5/1937 to 5/8/1937	Cash and Carry in production
5/12/1937 to 5/17/1937	Playing the Ponies in production
5/14/1937	Back to the Woods was released
5/28/1937 to 6/2/1937	The Sitter Downers in production
6/7/1937	Curly Howard married Elaine Ackerman
7/2/1937	Goofs and Saddles was released
Fall 1937 (?)	Tassels in the Air in production
9/3/1937	Cash and Carry was released
9/4/1937	Varsity Show (with Ted Healy) was released
10/15/1937	Playing the Ponies was released
10/19/1937 to 10/23/1937	Termites of 1938 in production
10/25/1937 to 10/28/1937	Flat Foot Stooges in production
11/12/1937 to 11/17/1937	Wee Wee Monsieur in production
11/16/1937	Hollywood Round-Up (with Shemp Howard) was released
11/26/1937	The Sitter Downers was released
12/23/1937	Headin' East (with Shemp Howard) was released
1938	Back to Top
?, 1938	Not Guilty Enough (with Shemp Howard) was released
1/7/1938	Termites of 1938 was released
1/15/1938	Hollywood Hotel (with Ted Healy) was released
1/19/1938	Love is a Headache (with Ted Healy) was released
2/18/1938	Wee Wee Monsieur was released
Early March 1938 (?)	Healthy, Wealthy and Dumb in production
3/3/1938	Start Cheering was released
3/14/1938 to 3/17/1938	Violent is the Word for Curly in production
3/22/1938 to 3/25/1938	Three Little Sew and Sews in production
3/25/1938	Cuckoorancho (with Joe Besser) was released
3/30/1938 to 4/2/1938	Mutts to You in production
4/1/1938	Tassels in the Air was released
4/7/1938 to 4/12/1938	Three Missing Links in production
5/13/1938	Flat Foot Stooges was released
5/20/1938	Healthy, Wealthy and Dumb was released
7/2/1938	Violent is the Word for Curly was released
7/29/1938	Three Missing Links was released
10/14/1938	Mutts to You was released
11/1/1938 to 11/4/1938	We Want Our Mummy in production
11/15/1938 to 11/18/1938	A-Ducking They Did Go in production
11/28/1938 to 12/1/1938	Yes, We Have No Bonanza in production
12/9/1938	Home on the Rage (with Shemp Howard) was released
12/12/1938 to 12/15/1938	Saved by the Belle in production
12/27/1938 to 12/30/1938	Calling All Curs in production
1939	Back to Top
?, 1939	Another Thin Man (with Shemp Howard) was released
1/6/1939	Three Little Sew and Sews was released
2/24/1939	We Want Our Mummy was released
3/16/1939 to 3/20/1939	Oily to Bed, Oily to Rise in production
4/6/1939 to 4/10/1939	Three Sappy People in production
4/7/1939	A-Ducking They Did Go was released
Late Spring 1939 (?)	Cookoo Cavaliers in production
5/12/1939	Screen Snapshots #9 was released
5/19/1939	Yes, We Have No Bonanza was released
Summer 1939 (?)	How High Is Up? in production
6/30/1939	Saved by the Belle was released
8/25/1939	Calling All Curs was released
Fall 1939 (?)	From Nurse to Worse in production
9/6/1939	Jennie Horwitz, mother of Moe, Curly and Shemp, died
10/6/1939	Oily to Bed, Oily to Rise was released
11/8/1939 to 11/11/1939	Rockin' Through the Rockies in production
11/24/1939	The Glove Slingers (with Shemp Howard) was released
12/1/1939	Three Sappy People was released
12/6/1939 to 12/9/1939	You Nazty Spy in production
12/13/1939 to 12/18/1939	A-Plumbing We Will Go in production
Mid-Late December 1939 (?)	No Census, No Feeling in production
1940	Back to Top
?, 1940	Murder Over New York (with Shemp Howard) was released
1/19/1940	You Nazty Spy was released
Spring 1940 (?)	Nutty But Nice in production
3/8/1940	Rockin' Through the Rockies was released
4/5/1940	Money Squawks (with Shemp Howard) was released
4/19/1940	A-Plumbing We Will Go was released
5/24/1940	Hot Steel (with Joe Besser) was released
5/31/1940	Boobs in the Woods (with Shemp Howard) was released
6/14/1940	Nutty But Nice was released
6/20/1940	Director Charley Chase died
7/26/1940	Millionaires in Prison (with Shemp Howard) was released
7/26/1940	How High Is Up? was released
8/23/1940	From Nurse to Worse was released
9/6/1940	Pleased to Mitt You (with Shemp Howard) was released
9/13/1940	The Leatherpushers (with Shemp Howard) was released
10/4/1940	No Census, No Feeling was released
11/15/1940	Cookoo Cavaliers was released
11/29/1940	The Bank Dick (with Shemp Howard) was released
12/20/1940	Give Us Wings (with Shemp Howard) was released
12/27/1940	Boobs in Arms was released
1941	Back to Top
?, 1941	Road Show (with Shemp Howard) was released
?, 1941	Cracked Nuts (with Shemp Howard) was released
1/17/1941	Six Lessons From Madame La Zonga (with Shemp Howard) was released
1/31/1941	Buck Privates (with Shemp Howard) was released
2/7/1941	So Long, Mr. Chumps was released
2/14/1941	Meet the Chump (with Shemp Howard) was released
3/7/1941	Mr. Dynamite (with Shemp Howard) was released
3/21/1941	Dutiful But Dumb was released
5/16/1941	All the World's a Stooge was released
5/23/1941	Too Many Blondes (with Shemp Howard) was released
5/30/1941	In the Navy (with Shemp Howard) was released
6/5/1941	Time Out for Rhythm was released
6/20/1941	San Antonio Rose (with Shemp Howard) was released
6/23/1941	Tight Shoes (with Shemp Howard) was released
6/27/1941	Hit the Road (with Shemp Howard) was released
7/14/1941	I'll Never Heil Again was released
8/8/1941	Hold That Ghost (with Shemp Howard) was released
8/22/1941	An Ache in Every Stake was released
10/16/1941	In the Sweet Pie and Pie was released
12/4/1941	Some More of Samoa was released
12/23/1941	Hellzapoppin' (with Shemp Howard) was released
12/27/1941	The Invisible Woman (with Shemp Howard) was released
1942	Back to Top
1/8/1942	Loco Boy Makes Good was released
2/26/1942	Cactus Makes Perfect was released
3/20/1942	Butch Minds the Baby (with Shemp Howard) was released
4/17/1942	Mississippi Gambler (with Shemp Howard) was released
4/17/1942	The Strange Case of Dr. RX (with Shemp Howard) was released
4/23/1942	What's the Matador was released
6/12/1942	Private Buckeroo (with Shemp Howard) was released
7/2/1942	Matri-Phony was released
7/30/1942	Three Smart Saps was released
9/18/1942	Even As I.O.U. was released
9/24/1942	My Sister Eileen was released
11/13/1942	Sock-a-bye Baby was released
12/11/1942	Pittsburgh (with Shemp Howard) was released
12/25/1942	Arabian Nights (with Shemp Howard) was released
1943	Back to Top
1/1/1943	They Stooge to Conga was released
2/5/1943	Dizzy Detectives was released
2/5/1943	How's About It? (with Shemp Howard) was released
3/19/1943	It Ain't Hay (with Shemp Howard) was released
4/2/1943	Spook Louder was released
4/2/1943	Keep 'Em Slugging (with Shemp Howard) was released
5/28/1943	Back From the Front was released
7/9/1943	Three Little Twirps was released
7/30/1943	Higher Than a Kite was released
8/13/1943	I Can Hardly Wait was released
8/20/1943	A Farmer for the Day (with Shemp Howard) was released
9/24/1943	Dizzy Pilots was released
10/8/1943	Crazy House (with Shemp Howard) was released
11/18/1943	Phoney Express was released
11/20/1943	Strictly in the Groove (with Shemp Howard) was released
12/23/1943	Soloman Horwitz, father of Moe, Curly and Shemp, died
12/30/1943	A Gem of a Jam was released
1944	Back to Top
2/5/1944	Crash Goes the Hash was released
3/19/1944	Busy Buddies was released
4/6/1944	Hey, Rookie! (with Joe Besser) was released
5/26/1944	The Yoke's on Me was released
7/16/1944	Idle Roomers was released
7/22/1944	Three of a Kind (with Shemp Howard) was released
7/23/1944	Pick a Peck of Plumbers (with Shemp Howard) was released
7/30/1944	Supporting actor Bud Jamison died
8/10/1944	Supporting actor Richard Fiske was killed in action during World War II
9/8/1944	Moonlight and Cactus (with Shemp Howard) was released
9/22/1944	Gents Without Cents was released
10/5/1944	The Strange Affair (with Shemp Howard) was released
10/27/1944	Open Season for Saps (with Shemp Howard) was released
11/24/1944	No Dough, Boys was released
11/25/1944	The Doughgirls (with Joe DeRita) was released
12/8/1944	Crazy Knights (with Shemp Howard) was released
1945	Back to Top
1/19/1945	Three Pests in a Mess was released
1/23/1945	Curly (42) checks into Cottage Hospital in Santa Barbara, diagnosed with extreme hypertension, a retinal hemorrhage and obesity, from years of excessive drinking, partying and eating
1/23/1945	Eadie Was a Lady (with Joe Besser) was released
2/16/1945	Off Again, On Again (with Shemp Howard) was released
2/28/1945	The Gentleman Misbehaves (with Shemp Howard) was released
3/17/1945	Booby Dupes was released
4/9/1945 to 4/13/1945	A Bird in the Head in production
4/17/1945	Rockin' in the Rockies was released
5/11/1945 and 5/12/1945	Three Troubledoers in production (only known dates)
6/2/1945	Trouble Chasers (with Shemp Howard) was released
6/8/1945	One Exciting Week (with Shemp Howard) was released
6/20/1945	Dangerous Business (with Shemp Howard) was released
7/20/1945	Idiots Deluxe was released
8/30/1945	If a Body Meets a Body was released
10/4/1945	Where the Pests Begin (with Shemp Howard) was released
10/17/1945	Curly Howard married his 3rd wife, Marion Buxbaum
10/17/1945	Blondie Knows Best (with Shemp Howard) was released
11/15/1945	Micro-Phonies was released
12/13/1945	A Hit With a Miss (with Shemp Howard) was released
12/28/1945	The Sailor Takes a Wife (with Joe DeRita) was released
1946	Back to Top
?, 1946	High School Hero (with Joe DeRita) was released
1/1/1946	People Are Funny (with Joe DeRita) was released
1/10/1946	Beer Barrel Polecats was released
1/14/1946	Curly and Marion Howard separate in a scandalous and very public divorce dispute
1/30/1946 to 2/2/1946	Monkey Businessmen in production
2/28/1946	A Bird in the Head was released
3/16/1946	Swing Parade of 1946 was released
3/22/1946	Mr. Noisy (with Shemp Howard) was released
3/28/1946	Talk About a Lady (with Joe Besser) was released
3/29/1946	Uncivil Warbirds was released
4/11/1946	Jiggers, My Wife (with Shemp Howard) was released
4/15/1946 to 4/18/1946	Three Little Pirates in production
4/25/1946	Three Troubledoers was released
5/2/1946 to 5/6/1946	Half-Wits Holiday in production
5/6/1946	Curly suffers a stroke during the filming of Half-Wits Holiday
6/20/1946	Monkey Businessmen was released
7/4/1946	Three Loan Wolves was released
Fall 1946	Shemp Howard rejoins the Stooges to replace Curly, who is too ill to work any longer
9/5/1946	G.I. Wanna Home was released
9/12/1946 to 9/16/1946	The Good Bad Egg (with Joe DeRita) in production
9/19/1946	Society Mugs (with Shemp Howard) was released
10/3/1946	Rhythm and Weep was released
11/7/1946	Slappily Married (with Joe DeRita) was released
12/5/1946	Three Little Pirates was released
1947	Back to Top
1/9/1947	Half-Wits Holiday was released
3/6/1947	Fright Night was released
3/20/1947	The Good Bad Egg (with Joe DeRita) was released
3/27/1947	Bride and Gloom (with Shemp Howard) was released
4/24/1947	Out West was released
7/17/1947	Hold That Lion was released
7/31/1947	Curly Howard married Valerie Newman
9/11/1947	Brideless Groom was released
10/30/1947	Sing a Song of Six Pants was released
12/18/1947	All Gummed Up was released
12/18/1947	Wedlock Deadlock (with Joe DeRita) was released
1948	Back to Top
1/8/1948	Shivering Sherlocks was released
2/26/1948	Pardon My Clutch was released
3/4/1948	Squareheads of the Round Table was released
4/29/1948	Jitter Bughouse (with Joe DeRita) was released
5/6/1948	Fiddlers Three was released
July, 1948	Feudin', Fussin', and A-Fightin' (with Joe Besser) was released
July, 1948	Coroner Creek (with Joe DeRita) was released
7/8/1948	Hot Scots was released
8/24/1948	Supporting actor Cy Schindell died
9/2/1948	Heavenly Daze was released
10/7/1948	I'm a Monkey's Uncle was released
10/19/1948	The Stooges first TV appearance
11/4/1948	Mummys Dummies was released
12/9/1948	A Crime on Their Hands was released
1949	Back to Top
1/26/1949 and 1/27/1949	Vagabond Loafers in production (known dates)
2/3/1949	The Ghost Talks was released
2/8/1949 and 2/9/1949	Punchy Cowpunchers in production (known dates)
2/15/1949 to 2/17/1949	Hugs and Mugs in production
3/3/1949	Who Done It? was released
5/5/1949	Hocus Pocus was released
5/27/1949	Africa Screams (with Shemp Howard and Joe Besser) was released
7/7/1949	Fuelin' Around was released
9/1/1949	Malice in the Palace was released
9/8/1949	Waiting in the Lurch (with Joe Besser) was released
10/6/1949	Vagabond Loafers was released
11/3/1949	Dunked in the Deep was released
1950	Back to Top
January, 1950	Woman in Hiding (with Joe Besser) was released
1/5/1950	Punchy Cowpunchers was released
1/9/1950 to 1/12/1950	Three Arabian Nuts in production
February, 1950	Joe Palooka Meets Humphrey (with Joe Besser) was released
2/2/1950	Hugs and Mugs was released
March, 1950	Outside the Wall (with Joe Besser) was released
3/2/1950	Dopey Dicks was released
3/9/1950	Dizzy Yardbirds (with Joe Besser) was released
3/11/1950	The Stooges appeared on the Ed Wynn TV show
3/22/1950 and 3/23/1950	Scrambled Brains in production (known dates)
4/29/1950	The Stooges appeared on the Damon Runyon Memorial Fund telethon
5/2/1950	The Stooges appeared on Texaco Star Theatre
5/4/1950	Love at First Bite was released
6/13/1950 to 6/16/1950	Merry Mavericks in production
6/19/1950 to 6/20/1950	The Tooth Will Out in production
6/22/1950	Don't Throw That Knife in production (only known date)
7/6/1950	Self-Made Maids was released
August, 1950	The Desert Hawk (with Joe Besser) was released
9/2/1950	Supporting actress Symona Boniface died
9/7/1950	Three Hams on Rye was released
10/5/1950	Studio Stoops was released
10/13/1950	The Stooges appeared on NBC's Kate Smith Hour
11/9/1950	Slaphappy Sleuths was released
12/7/1950	A Snitch in Time was released
12/26/1950 to 12/30/1950	Gold Raiders in production
1951	Back to Top
1/4/1951	Three Arabian Nuts was released
2/1/1951	Baby Sitters' Jitters was released
2/12/1951 and 2/13/1951	The Pest Man Wins in production (known dates)
5/3/1951	Don't Throw That Knife was released
6/1/1951	Supporting actor Monty Collins died
7/7/1951	Scrambled Brains was released
7/23/1951 to 7/26/1951	Fraidy Cat (with Joe Besser) in production
9/6/1951	Merry Mavericks was released
9/14/1951	Gold Raiders was released
10/4/1951	The Tooth Will Out was released
10/22/1951 to 10/24/1951	Aim, Fire, Scoot (with Joe Besser) in production
11/1/1951	Hula-La-La was released
11/6/1951 to 11/19/1951	Listen, Judge in production
12/6/1951	The Pest Man Wins was released
12/13/1951	Fraidy Cat (with Joe Besser) was released
1952	Back to Top
1/1/1952	The Stooges appeared live on the Frank Sinatra Show
1/3/1952	Supporting actor Dick Curtis died
1/3/1952	A Missed Fortune was released
1/7/1952 to 1/9/1952	He Cooked His Goose in production
1/18/1952	Curly Howard (Jerome Horwitz) died
2/10/1952	Supporting actor Herbert Evans died
3/6/1952	Listen, Judge was released
3/13/1952	Aim, Fire, Scoot (with Joe Besser) was released
4/28/1952 to 4/30/1952	Caught on the Bounce (with Joe Besser) in production
5/1/1952	Corny Casanovas was released
5/19/1952	Booty and the Beast in production (known date)
5/20/1952 to 5/21/1952	Loose Loot in production
7/3/1952	He Cooked His Goose was released
7/4/1952	Gents in a Jam was released
7/14/1952 to 7/16/1952	Tricky Dicks in production
8/26/1952 to 8/29/1952	Three Dark Horses in production
10/9/1952	Caught on the Bounce (with Joe Besser) was released
10/13/1952	Bubble Trouble in production
10/16/1952	Three Dark Horses was released
12/4/1952	Cuckoo on a Choo Choo was released
1953	Back to Top
2/3/1953 to 2/5/1953	Spies and Guys (with Joe Besser) in production
2/5/1953	Up in Daisy's Penthouse was released
3/5/1953	Booty and the Beast was released
3/13/1953	A Day in the Country (with Joe Besser narrating) was released
4/2/1953	Loose Loot was released
4/9/1953	Spies and Guys (with Joe Besser) was released
4/15/1953	2-D version of Spooks was released
5/7/1953	Tricky Dicks was released
6/15/1953	3-D version of Spooks was released
August, 1953	I, The Jury (with Joe Besser) was released
8/15/1953	Pardon My Backfire was released
9/3/1953	Rip, Sew and Stitch was released
9/4/1953	Sins of Jezebel (with Joe Besser) was released
10/8/1953	Bubble Trouble was released
12/3/1953	Goof on the Roof was released
1954	Back to Top
2/4/1954	Income Tax Sappy was released
3/27/1954	Fling in the Ring in production
5/13/1954	Musty Musketeers was released
6/3/1954	Pals and Gals was released
7/8/1954	The Fire Chaser (with Joe Besser) in production
7/9/1954	Bedlam in Paradise in production
7/19/1954 to 7/21/1954	Gypped in the Penthouse in production
8/25/1954	G.I. Dood It (with Joe Besser) in production
8/26/1954	Stone Age Romeos in production
9/2/1954	Knutzy Knights was released
9/30/1954	The Fire Chaser (with Joe Besser) was released
10/7/1954	Shot in the Frontier was released
11/4/1954	Scotched in Scotland was released
1955	Back to Top
1/6/1955	Fling in the Ring was released
1/18/1955	Wham Bam Slam in production
February, 1955	Abbott and Costello Meet the Keystone Kops (with Joe Besser) was released
2/3/1955	Of Cash and Hash was released
2/17/1955	G.I. Dood It (with Joe Besser) was released
3/10/1955	Gypped in the Penthouse was released
4/14/1955	Bedlam in Paradise was released
4/29/1955	The Stooges appeared on Eddie Cantor's Comedy Theatre
5/17/1955	Husbands Beware in production
6/2/1955	Stone Age Romeos was released
6/30/1955 to 7/1/1955	Flagpole Jitters in production
July, 1955	Headline Hunters (with Joe Besser) was released
9/1/1955	Wham Bam Slam was released
10/6/1955	Army Daze (with Joe Besser) in production
10/6/1955	Hot Ice was released
11/3/1955	Blunder Boys was released
11/23/1955	Shemp Howard (Samuel Horwitz) died
11/24/1955	Hook a Crook (with Joe Besser) was released
1956	Back to Top
1/1/1956	Joe Besser was signed up to play "the third Stooge"
1/5/1956	Husbands Beware was released
1/16/1956	Scheming Schemers in production
1/17/1956	Commotion on the Ocean in production
2/2/1956	Creeps was released
3/22/1956	Army Daze (with Joe Besser) was released
4/5/1956	Flagpole Jitters was released
5/3/1956	For Crimin' Out Loud was released
6/21/1956	Rumpus in a Harem was released
6/27/1956 to 6/29/1956	Muscle Up a Little Closer in production
8/27/1956 to 8/29/1956	Space Ship Sappy in production
9/6/1956	Hot Stuff was released
9/20/1956	Supporting actress Nanette Bordeaux died
10/4/1956	Scheming Schemers was released
10/15/1956	Two Gun Lady (with Joe Besser) was released
11/8/1956	Commotion on the Ocean was released
11/19/1956 to 11/21/1956	Horsing Around in production
11/28/1956	Guns A-Poppin' in production
1957	Back to Top
1/31/1957	Hoofs and Goofs was released
2/12/1957 to 2/13/1957	Rusty Romeos and Fifi Blows Her Top in production
2/28/1957	Muscle Up a Little Closer was released
3/28/1957	A Merry Mix-Up was released
4/18/1957	Space Ship Sappy was released
5/2/1957 to 5/3/1957	Quiz Whizz in production
5/6/1957 and 5/7/1957	Pies and Guys in production
6/13/1957	Guns A-Poppin' was released
8/22/1957 and 8/23/1957	Sweet and Hot in production
8/26/1957 and 8/27/1957	Oil's Well That Ends Well in production
9/12/1957	Horsing Around was released
10/17/1957	Rusty Romeos was released
12/5/1957	Outer Space Jitters was released
12/18/1957	Triple Crossed in production
12/19/1957 and 12/20/1957	Flying Saucer Daffy in production
12/20/1957	Columbia Pictures abruptly cancels the Three Stooges' contract
1958	Back to Top
2/13/1958	Quiz Whizz was released
4/10/1958	Fifi Blows Her Top was released
6/12/1958	Pies and Guys was released
July, 1958	Space Master X-7 (with Moe Howard) was released
July, 1958	The Bravados (with Joe DeRita) was released
9/4/1958	Sweet and Hot was released
10/9/1958	Flying Saucer Daffy was released
12/4/1958	Oil's Well That Ends Well was released
1959	Back to Top
January, 1959	Senior Prom was released (Moe Howard was associate producer)
1/11/1959	The Stooges make their first appearance of the Steve Allen Show
1/23/1959	The Plunderers of Painted Flats (with Joe Besser) was released
2/2/1959	Triple Crossed was released
2/22/1959	The Stooges make their second appearance on the Steven Allen Show
June, 1959	Say One For Me (with Joe Besser) was released
6/4/1959	Sappy Bullfighters, the last Stooges short for Columbia, was released
July, 1959	Have Rocket, Will Travel was released
Fall, 1959 (?)	The Wood Cutter's House (Walt Disney production with Joe Besser - never released)
December, 1959	The Story of Page One (with Joe Besser) was released
December, 1959	The Rookie (with Joe Besser) was released
1960	Back to Top
?, 1960	The Three Stooges Scrapbook made for TV (never broadcast)
August, 1960	Let's Make Love (with Joe Besser) was released
December, 1960	Cinderfella was released (Joe Besser was an uncredited gag writer)
1961	Back to Top
5/18/1961	The Stooges appear on The Kate Smith Show
6/6/1961 to 6/22/1961	The Three Stooges Meet Hercules in production
July, 1961	Snow White and the Three Stooges was released
July, 1961	The Silent Call with Joe Besser) was released
7/27/1961	The Stooges appeared on the Here's Hollywood TV show
11/17/1961	Larry Fine's son, Johnny, died in an auto accident
December, 1961	The Errand Boy (with Joe Besser) was released
1962	Back to Top
January, 1962	The Three Stooges Meet Hercules was released
4/6/1962 to 4/27/1962	The Three Stooges in Orbit in production
May, 1962	The Hand of Death (with Joe Besser) was released
7/10/1962	The Stooges appeared on The Tonite Show
August, 1962	The Three Stooges in Orbit was released
12/16/1962	The Stooges appeared on the Colgate Comedy Hour
1963	Back to Top
2/10/1963	The Stooges appeared in Ed Sullivan's 15th Anniversary special
5/9/1963 to 5/27/1963	The Three Stooges Go Around the World in a Daze in production
6/23/1963	The Stooges make their second appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show
September, 1963	The Three Stooges Scrapbook was released
September, 1963	The Three Stooges Go Around the World in a Daze was released
November, 1963	It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World was released
11/5/1963	Supporting actor Vernon Dent died
December, 1963	Four for Texas was released
1964	Back to Top
3/14/1964	Supporting actress Bonnie Bonnel died
5/6/1964 to 5/25/1964	The Outlaws Is Coming! in production
1965	Back to Top
1/1/1965	The Outlaws Is Coming! was released
5/9/1965	The Stooges make their fourth (and final) appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show
October, 1965	The New Three Stooges (cartoon series) syndicated
11/8/1965	The Stooges appeared on the Danny Thomas special, What Makes People Laugh
1966	Back to Top
June, 1966	Don't Worry We'll Think of a Title (with Moe Howard) was released
1967	Back to Top
5/30/1967	Larry Fine's wife, Mabel, died
1968	Back to Top
2/9/1968	Star Spangled Salesman (US Savings Bond sales drive) was released
August, 1969	With Six You Get Eggroll (with Joe Besser) was released
9/23/1968	Supporting actor Dudly Dickerson died
1969	Back to Top
9/8/1969 to January 1970	Kook's Tour (TV movie) in production - never broadcast
10/21/1969	The Monk (ABC-TV movie with Joe Besser) was released
December, 1969	The Comeback (with Joe Besser - never released)
1970	Back to Top
1/9/1970	Larry Fine suffers stroke during filming of Kook's Tour
3/23/1970	Director Del Lord died
July, 1970	Which Way to the Front? (with Joe Besser) was released
1971	Back to Top
10/11/1971	Supporting actor Chester Conklin died
1972	Back to Top
5/5/1972	Supporting actor Kenneth MacDonald died
1973	Back to Top
October, 1973	Doctor Death: Seeker of Souls (Moe Howard solo appearance) was released
1974	Back to Top
9/24/1974	Moe Howard's last college campus appearance, at the University of Buffalo
10/4/1974	Larry Fine suffered a stroke
1975	Back to Top
5/4/1975	Moe Howard (Moses Horwitz) died
10/31/1975	Moe Howard's wife, Helen, died
1976	Back to Top
June, 1976	Hey Abbott! (with Joe Besser) was released
1982	Back to Top
10/12/1982	Supporting actress Phyllis Crane died
12/23/1982	Supporting actor Gino Corrado died
1983	Back to Top
8/30/1983	The Stooges received their star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame
1984	Back to Top
4/10/1984	Director Preston Black died
7/8/1984	Supporting actress Christine McIntyre died
7/28/1984	Supporting actress Bess Flowers died
1985	Back to Top
4/30/1985	Producer/Director Jules White died
1987	Back to Top
4/26/1987	The 1st Annual Three Stooges Convention was held in Philadelphia, PA
1988	Back to Top
3/1/1988	Joe Besser died
1990	Back to Top
3/19/1990	Supporting actor Harold Brauer died
1993	Back to Top
7/3/1993	Curly-Joe DeRita (Joseph Wardell) died, the last of the Stooges
11/28/1993	Supporting actress June Gittelson died
1995	Back to Top
4/4/1995	Supporting actress Shirley Patterson died
1996	Back to Top
2/11/1996	Supporting actor Phil Regan died
1998	Back to Top
1/16/1998	Supporting actor Emil Sitka, the Last of the Stooges, died from complications of a stroke