"Quiz Whizz" is a latter-day Three Stooges short starring Joe Besser, Moe Howard, and Larry Fine, and while it might be a lot of fun to watch, it just doesn't provide much laughter. The convoluted plot has the boys in search of a swindler (Milton Frome), and for reasons that are not clear, the Stooges end up masquerading as children to be adopted by a villainous millionaire (Gene Roth).
Even though I'm not really a fond of the Joe Besser shorts, this is an exception due to the return of write Searle Kramer who wrote classic shorts from the late 1930's and the short feels more like a decent Shemp short cause it does have crooks involved and I hope that next time that the stooges come back on, they'll show this short due to the fact that AMC didn't play it.
"Quiz Whizz" is an American black-and-white live action short film from 1958, so this one has its 60th anniversary this year and it is another Three Stooges short directed by Jules White. At 15.
After a heavy lost of Curly and Shemp the Stooges replace them by Joe Besser who win this episode a TV contest but spent all money in useless bonds, now tax agent visit them to take a share...quickly they are going try to find a crook to get back the money....
The Three Stooges has always been some of the many actors that I have loved. I love just about every one of the shorts that they have made.
