Starter of this subject: Mousie
Last post in this subject: 1/30/2004
Messages in this subject: 4
| Mousie | 1/30/2004 4 replies |
| I am 94-years-old and new to using the computer. I am interested in meeting anyone who might have audiotape copies of old radio shows featuring Ted Healy & His Three Stooges (or the Three Stooges solo) as well as any Spike Jones Band appearances on radio. I am interested in these particular subjects because I am a comedian and was one of Ted Healy's original Stooges in vaudeville, and also toured with Spike Jones for many years after I left the Stooges. Please feel free to email me at mousiegarner@earthlink.net or look at photos of me and the Stooges at www.stoogebook.com. Thanks! |
| Jim Widner | 1/31/2004 1 replies |
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Wow, Mousie! Welcome to the wonderful world of the Internet and congratulations on being able to share such a wonderful life experience you've had.
There are lots of Spike Jones material available and hopefully someone will respond. I myself don't have any. The Ted Healey material is probably very rare, if available. Were they possibly connected to radio under some particular show? They are not listed anywhere I could find under Ted Healey or the Three Stooges. I know they did a lot of vaudeville together before the Three Stooges made it big (for others, not themselves) in movies. I'd love to hear some of your experiences with Ted Healey! |
| Mousie | 2/22/2004 0 replies |
| Ted Healy & His Three Stooges did a radio show from Los Angeles in the 1930s called The Metro Maxwell Hour (for Metro Goldwyn Mayer & Maxwell House Coffee). Does anyone have any information about this show, or tapes of it? |
| Ted Hering | 1/31/2004 0 replies |
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Hi, Mousie,
Spike broadcast 78 shows for Coca Cola in 1947-1949, but this was before you joined the troupe (in 1955). Ted
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| Ted Hering | 8/12/2004 0 replies |
| Sorry to report - I been advised that Mousie Garner died this week, at age 95. Too bad he didn't have time to enjoy his |