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▬Contents of this video▬ 00:00 - Intro 00:52 - Curly Howard: A Life Ending In Tragedy 02:43 - The Beginning Of The End 05:12 - Curly's Health Steadily Declined 06:36 - Light In The Darkness 08:07 - Outro
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The Three Stooges were an American institution like none other. They were an ever-changing line-up trio of vaudeville and comedic entertainers that were extremely popular during the 1920s to the 1970s. The Stooges' signature styles were slapstick and physical comedy.
Six stooges in total appeared during the comedy team's run, while only three were ever active at any given moment. Moe Howard whose true name was Moses Horwitz and Louis Feinberg's Larry Fine were mainstays throughout the act's five-decade spanning run.
The third stooge was originally Shemp Howard AKA Samuel Horwitz, but Curly Howard eventually took over this post for some years before Shemp Howard stepped back in following Howard's debilitating stroke in 1946. Later, after Shemp's death in 1955, the third stooge's position would be occupied by Joe Besser and 'Curly Joe' DeRita.
Curly Howard was generally considered to be the most popular and recognizable stooge. His high-pitched voice and signature expressions such as 'nyuk nyuk nyuk', 'woob woob woob', and 'soitenly' in addition to his gift for physical farce, improv, and athleticism made him a fan favorite.
Sadly, after Curly's massive stroke in May of 1946, Howard was forced out of show business. He continued to suffer from serious health concerns and had several additional strokes before dying at the age of 48 on January 18, 1952.
The Cause of Curly Howard's Severe Strokes Finally Revealed
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