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Roast-Beef And Movies (February 10, 1934) [Solo]

This was originally filmed in technicolor but I have this copy. Directed by Samuel Baerwitz Written by Richy Craig, Jr. Produced by Samuel Baerwitz Starring George Givot Jerry Howard (Curly) Bobby Callahan Frank O'Connor Albertina Rasch Music by Dimitri Tiomkin Distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Release date February 10, 1934 Running time 16:16 Country United States Language English Roast-Beef and Movies was an attempt by MGM (never known for producing skilled comedies) to create its own Three Stooge-themed comedy, with Givot as the Moe Howard-like leader, and Curly Howard – an actual Stooge – in the role normally played by middleman Larry Fine. Third wheel Bobby Callahan portrayed the "dumb-but-likable" character that Howard normally played.[2][3] The film is the only known solo appearance of Curly Howard, appearing without fellow Stooges Moe and Larry or then-superior Ted Healy. Roast-Beef and Movies was one of three MGM Stooge-related shorts filmed using the two-color Technicolor process, originally billed as Colortone Musical Revues.[1] This process was also used in the 1933 films Nertsery Rhymes and Hello Pop!, both starring Ted Healy and His Stooges (Howard, Fine and Howard) and Bonnie Bonnell.[1] The use of color was predicated on the decision to build plot devices in Roast-Beef and Movies around the following discarded Technicolor musical numbers from earlier 1930 MGM films: Warner Archive released Roast-Beef and Movies on September 24, 2014 on DVD in region 1 as part of the Classic Shorts From The Dream Factory Series, Volume 3 (featuring Howard, Fine and Howard). The film was released with five other Ted Healy/Stooge shorts made for MGM: Plane Nuts (1933), Hello Pop! (1933), Beer and Pretzels (1933), Nertsery Rhymes (1933), and The Big Idea (1934).