Hoofs and Goofs

Year: 1957

Runtime: 16 mins

Language: English

Director: Jules White

Comedy

Joe dreams that the Stooges’ sister Birdie dies and returns as a talking horse named Bertie. The trio scrambles to hide the horse from a nosy landlord, but the situation spirals when Birdie unexpectedly foals a colt, whose antics draw even more suspicion. When Joe awakens, the real Birdie—Moe in drag—punishes him for mentioning the bizarre dream.

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