No Census, No Feeling

Year: 1940

Runtime: 17 mins

Language: English

Director: Del Lord

Comedy

The Stooges take census jobs and end up in a mansion; Moe and Larry join a bridge game while Curly adds alum to lemonade, making everyone’s lips pucker and clothes shrink. Later they try a stadium census, posing as football players, and chaos erupts when Curly snatches the ball and the team gives chase.

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