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'''Moses Horwitz''' (1897-1975), better known by his stage name of '''Moe Howard''', was an American actor who starred in many short films in the 1930's and 40's.  Like many [[vaudeville]] performers, Horwitz was [[Jewish]], and was one of the first actors to mock [[Adolf Hitler]].  Horwitz would often act with his brother [[Jerome Horwitz]] and musician [[Louis Feinberg]], as the [[Three Stooges]].  A mild mannered man, Horwitz's stage persona was that of a short-tempered bully, and he would often stage fights with his brother.  A lifelong smoker, Horwitz died of [[lung cancer]] in California.

'''Moses Horwitz''' (1897-1975), better known by his stage name of '''Moe Howard''', was an American actor who starred in many short films in the 1930s and 40's.  Like many [[vaudeville]] performers, Horwitz was [[Jewish]], and was one of the first actors to mock [[Adolf Hitler]].  Horwitz would often act with his brother [[Jerome Horwitz]] and musician [[Louis Feinberg]], as the [[Three Stooges]].  A mild mannered man, Horwitz's stage persona was that of a short-tempered bully, and he would often stage fights with his brother.  A lifelong smoker, Horwitz died of [[lung cancer]] in California.

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