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[[File:Threestooges.jpg|right|300px|thumb|The Three Stooges (''l-r'') Moses ("Moe") and Jerome ("Curly") Horwitz, Louis ("Larry") Feinberg]]
[[File:Threestooges.jpg|right|300px|thumb|The Three Stooges (''l-r'') Moses ("Moe") and Jerome ("Curly") Horwitz, Louis ("Larry") Feinberg]]
'''The Three Stooges''' was the stage name of an American comedy act of the middle 20th century, known for many short films characterized by the use of slapstick-laden violence and dialogue. Their shorts and feature films - more than 200 made between 1930 and 1963 - are continually shown worldwide, and have influenced modern comedy stars such as [[Adam Sandler]] and [[Jim Carrey]].
'''The Three Stooges''' was the stage name of an American comedy act of the middle 20th century, known for many short films characterized by the use of slapstick-laden violence and dialogue. Their shorts and feature films - more than 200 made between 1930 and 1970 - are continually shown worldwide, and have influenced modern comedy stars such as [[Adam Sandler]] and [[Jim Carrey]].
All of the Stooges are [[Secular Judaism|Jewish by heritage]].
All of the Stooges are [[Secular Judaism|Jewish by heritage]].