Three Loan Wolves

Year: 1946

Runtime: 17 mins

Language: English

Director: Jules White

Comedy

The Stooges recall to their adopted son how a woman left a baby at Larry’s pawn shop as part of a fake‑diamond scheme. Owing money to the Gashouse Protection Society loan sharks, they get tangled in the plot, defeat the crooks, and the boy then seeks his real mother. Harold Brauer debuts as a supporting Stooge.

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