Uncivil War Birds

Year: 1946

Runtime: 18 mins

Language: English

Director: Jules White

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During the civil war the Stooges are split: Moe and Larry join the Union, Curly the Confederacy, so they constantly swap uniforms. They eventually side with the South while posing as Union troops. Curly is accused of spying, but Moe and Larry rescue him, and the trio escape and each wed a Southern belle. It was the final film for actor John Tyrrell.

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