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right!" Healy felt that Jerry, with his thick, chestnut hair and elegant waxed mustache, looked too good for a low comedian. Howard left the room and returned minutes later with his head shaven (the mustache remained very briefly). Moe and Larry started improvising with this new character:
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to help move Curly for what would be the last time. This proved unsuccessful, and Curly died eleven days later, on January 18, 1952. He lived the shortest life of the Stooges, dying at the age of 48. He was given a Jewish funeral and was buried at the Western Jewish Institute section of
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was unable to speak, only able to cry. Moe immediately alerted White, leading the latter to rework the scene quickly, dividing the action between Moe and Larry while Curly was rushed to the hospital, where Moe joined him after the filming. Howard spent several weeks at the
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about the lives and careers of the Stooges. In an interview promoting the film, he said Curly was his favorite of the Stooges. In the film; Curly was played by
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120:Jerry Howard
92:(1952-01-18)
39:Curly Howard
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3057:1952 deaths
3052:1903 births
3011:Jules White
2937:Paul Garner
2922:Tiny Brauer
2912:Felix Adler
2854:Stoogemania
2808:Kook's Tour
2544:Steve Allen
2449:Bob Bernet
2282:Howard, Moe
2007:Booby Dupes
1855:Even as IOU
1839:Matri-Phony
1102:Filmography
1048:produced a
1019:Larry David
1017:as Moe and
939:Steve Allen
904:real estate
763:New Orleans
722:1946 stroke
665:Booby Dupes
559:Jules White
536:Prime years
526:featurette
524:Technicolor
472:Hey, Curly!
388:George Raft
361:borough of
355:Bensonhurst
127:Occupations
3046:Categories
3006:Jack White
2991:Emil Sitka
2981:Fake Shemp
2903:Associated
2750:Joe Besser
2729:Larry Fine
2722:Moe Howard
2451:My Pal Moe
2249:Okuda, Ted
2148:References
1397:Hoi Polloi
1279:Plane Nuts
1271:Hello Pop!
1075:Will Sasso
1046:Mel Gibson
1021:as Larry).
988:John Candy
915:income tax
793:Retirement
641:Joe DeRita
637:Joe Besser
622:Harry Cohn
550:Moe Howard
546:Larry Fine
441:Larry Fine
383:basketball
349:Early life
319:Larry Fine
268:Moe Howard
71:1903-10-22
2977:Joe Palma
2942:Ted Healy
2412:Biography
977:Jabberjaw
946:Ted Okuda
917:returns.
462:Vitaphone
426:bubblegum
399:Ted Healy
275:(brother)
270:(brother)
264:Relatives
147:1928–1947
3030:Category
2952:Del Lord
2947:Rich Koz
2559:, (2001)
2457:Archived
2288:(1977).
1107:Features
974:series,
582:(1941),
576:(1938),
570:(1940),
457:(1930).
359:Brooklyn
338:(1934).
256:Children
133:Comedian
79:Brooklyn
2825:Related
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2658:at the
1067:' film
1035:In the
1010:Fridays
909:During
736:in 1949
704:obesity
647:Illness
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285:Website
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932:Legacy
747:stroke
702:, and
628:, the
494:Larry:
488:Curly.
478:Larry:
405:Career
376:HaLevi
372:Hebrew
343:stroke
100:, U.S.
2767:Works
2153:Notes
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2651:IMDb
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470:Moe:
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