Who Done It?

Year: 1949

Runtime: 17 mins

Language: English

Director: Edward Bernds

Comedy

The Three Stooges play bumbling private detectives tasked with locating a missing millionaire. Their investigation leads them through the eccentric mogul’s eerie mansion, where they encounter crooks and a seductive femme fatale. Using slap‑slap humor—Shemp even wields his “trusty shovel”—they outwit the villains and ultimately rescue the missing heir.

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