Heavenly Daze

Year: 1948

Runtime: 17 mins

Language: English

Comedy

The Three Stooges are at their most raucous in this supernatural romp. After Shemp dies, he discovers he cannot enter heaven until he reforms his pals Moe and Larry. Returning as an invisible spirit, Shemp thwarts their scheme to sell a bogus invention—a fountain pen that writes on whipped cream—to a wealthy couple, while still facing the threat of damnation.

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