No Dough Boys

Year: 1944

Runtime: 17 mins

Language: English

Director: Jules White

Comedy

The Stooges model as Japanese soldiers. On lunch break they sit in a restaurant in uniform, and the owner thinks they’re troops, sparking a chase that ends with a fall. They drop into a Nazi spy ring mistaking them for saboteurs Naki, Saki and Waki. When the saboteurs appear, the impostors are exposed and a fight ends with Stooges capturing Axis spies.

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