The Three Stooges In Colour

'Disorder in the Court' (1936) - One of the stooges friends has been accused of murder and when the stooges are asked to appear as witnesses, they do more than just disrupt the proceedings, in fact, they actually reveal the identity of the murderer. 'Malice in the Palace' (1949) - The stooges are working at their restaurant in the middle of the desert, but when they learn that the Emir of Shmo has taken the Rootin Tootin diamond from a group a thieves, they set out to recover the diamond for themselves. 'Sing a Song of Six Pants' (1947) - The stooges are all tailors and are heavily in debt to the Skin & Flint finance company. When the boys cross paths with a robber who has a big reward on his head, the stooges think that all their problems are solved, but things don't always end up the way you plan. 'Brideless Groom' (1947) - Shemp must find a wife and be married before six o'clock or he will lose in inheritance. Unfortunately, no one wants to marry him. However, when all the ladies that Shemp has asked learn about the large inheritance, they all show up at the ceremony and a free for all ensues.