Soup to Nuts (1930) |
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| Director(s) | Benjamin Stoloff |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Romance |
| Top Topics | Slapstick |
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Charles Winninger(as Otto Schmidt)
Soup to Nuts
Released
1930
Soup to Nuts
Released
1930
Charles Winninger
(as Otto Schmidt)
Larry Fine(as Fireman)
Soup to Nuts
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1930
Soup to Nuts
Released
1930
Larry Fine
(as Fireman)
Moe Howard(as Fireman)
Soup to Nuts
Released
1930
Soup to Nuts
Released
1930
Moe Howard
(as Fireman)
Roscoe Ates(as Pants Press at Al's Tailor Shop)
Soup to Nuts
Released
1930
Soup to Nuts
Released
1930
Roscoe Ates
(as Pants Press at Al's Ta...)
Billy Barty(as Junior)
Soup to Nuts
Released
1930
Soup to Nuts
Released
1930
Billy Barty
(as Junior)
Florence Roberts(as Junior's Mother)
Soup to Nuts
Released
1930
Soup to Nuts
Released
1930
Florence Roberts
(as Junior's Mother)
Mack Swain(as First Fat Diner)
Soup to Nuts
Released
1930
Soup to Nuts
Released
1930
Mack Swain
(as First Fat Diner)
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Soup to Nuts (1930) was a Comedy - Romance Film directed by Benjamin Stoloff .
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Rube Goldberg:
a non-paying customer in Klein's restaurant.
The first film appearance of The Three Stooges.
First appearance of Shemp Howard with The Three Stooges, and his last appearance with the group until he rejoined them in 1947.
The real-life wives of The Three Stooges do not appear in this film, though the Stooges address their on-screen "wives" with the same names as their real wives. The rumor that their real-life wives appear in the film is probably because of the on-location candid pictures of the wives--error, Gertrude "Babe" Howard and Helen Howard--hat appear in several books. The rumor may have also been started from incorrect information in one of those books. A picture of the Stooges and their on-screen "wives" appears in the book "The Three Stooges--The Triumphs and Tragedies of The Most Popular Comedy Team of All Time" by Jeff Forrester and Tom Forrester.