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The Three Stooges Were Often Attacked By Strangers

by Lauren Novak • Published April 22, 2021

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Yes, The Three Stooges were often attacked in public, by children no less. They were famous for their slapstick, physical comedy, so sometimes people wanted to see that in real life. Kids didn’t get that it was just an act!

Over the years, they suffered many injuries on and off the set. They were tough, often getting stitches and heading right back on the set. It seems they were pretty accident prone though, once Shemp (Shemp replaced Curly in 1947) got a broken nose from simply taking a bow during applause!

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The Three Stooges were once attacked by a child

THE THREE STOOGES, from left: Larry Fine, Moe Howard, Joe DeRita
THE THREE STOOGES, from left: Larry Fine, Moe Howard, Joe DeRita, standing in front of photograph of Larry Fine, Moe Howard, Curly Howard, 1965. ph: TV Guide / Courtesy Everett Collection

He said, “I got a broken nose once.” Moe explained, “Larry was taking a bow on the stage of the theater and his elbow came up and hit Shemp’s nose. Even when it started to bleed we didn’t believe it — we thought it was a gag and the blood was only chocolate.”

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THE THREE STOOGES, from left: Joe DeRita, Moe Howard, Larry Fine, 1960s
THE THREE STOOGES, from left: Joe DeRita, Moe Howard, Larry Fine, 1960s. ph: TV Guide / Courtesy Everett Collection

One time they were attacked by a nine-year-old kid! The child recognized them and “cracked them over the head with a heavy cane.” Apparently, they didn’t care and even welcomed attacks in public as part of their schtick.

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About Lauren Novak

Lauren Novak is a journalist who wrote more than 5,000 nostalgia and pop culture stories for DoYouRemember? as a Senior Staff Writer and Editor.

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