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wee" target="_blank">Wee wee" target="_blank">Wee Monsieur is a 1938 short subject directed by Del Lord starring American slapstick comedy team The Three Stooges (Moe Howard, Larry Fine and Curly Howard). It is the 29th entry in the series released by Columbia Pictures starring the comedians, who released 190 shorts for the studio between 1934 and 1959.




Plot


The Stooges, Moe, a sculptor, Larry, a music composer, and Curly, a painter, find themselves ensnared in a sequence of events in Paris, France. Threatened with incarceration due to overdue rent, they inadvertently enlist in the French Foreign Legion, misconstruing it for the American Legion. Deployed to a desert outpost, their mission involves safeguarding Captain Gorgonzola from local threats. When the captain is abducted, the Stooges, seizing an opportunity for redemption, embark on a mission.
Disguised as Santa Claus, replete with sleigh and reindeer, the Stooges proceed to infiltrate the fortress housing the captive captain. Despite the failure of their ruse to deceive, they swiftly incapacitate a confronting guard, gaining ingress to the stronghold. Within, they discover Captain Gorgonzola ensnared by the nefarious Sheikh Tsimmis, who seeks to barter Legion munitions for opulent treasures and a concubine retinue.
Compelled to adopt another guise, the Stooges assimilate into the sheikh's harem, utilizing a dance interlude to subdue him and his chief aide. Subsequently effecting their escape, an inadvertent encounter with a lion's den ensues. Through Curly's resourcefulness, the peril is averted, as the lion facilitates their journey back to camp upon a wagon, thereby concluding their escapade with a blend of audacity and ingenuity.




Cast






= Credited

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Moe Howard as Moe
Larry Fine as Larry
Curly Howard as Curly




= Uncredited

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Jean De Briac as Gendarme
Eugene Borden as Enlistment Officer
Vernon Dent as Sheikh Tsimmis
William Irving as Captain Gorgonzola
Bud Jamison as Sergeant
John Lester Johnson as Harem Guard
Ethelreda Leopold as Harem Girl from Brooklyn
Ida May as Homely Harem Girl
Alex Novinsky as Peddler
John Rand as Man in Street
Harry Semels as Landlord
Victor Travers as Pedestrian
Tanner the Lion as Lion
Bert Young as Palace Sentry




Production notes


wee" target="_blank">Wee wee" target="_blank">Wee Monsieur was filmed on November 12–17, 1937. The film's title is a parody of "Oui, oui, Monsieur" (French for "Yes, sir").




References






External links


wee" target="_blank">Wee wee" target="_blank">Wee Monsieur at IMDb
wee" target="_blank">Wee wee" target="_blank">Wee Monsieur at AllMovie

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