A Snitch in Time 1950
"The Stooges Are Squeezing Out More Laughs Than Ever!"
In the zany 1950 short comedy *A Snitch in Time (1950)*, directed by Edward Bernds, The Three Stooges—Shemp, Moe, and Larry—take on a chaotic mission as painters accidentally trapped in a boarding house hideout for bank robbers.
Director: Edward Bernds
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is A Snitch in Time (1950) about?
*A Snitch in Time* follows The Three Stooges as they tackle a painting job in a boarding house, only to discover it's a hideout for bank robbers. Their well-intentioned efforts to finish the work turn into a farcical showdown with the criminals. Think of it as a madcap blend of home improvement and heist gone hilariously wrong.
Who directed A Snitch in Time?
Edward Bernds directed *A Snitch in Time*, helming the Stooges' classic short films with a knack for high-energy slapstick.
Who stars in A Snitch in Time?
The film stars Shemp Howard, Moe Howard, and Larry Fine—the iconic trio of The Three Stooges—as well as Jean Willes, John Merton, and Henry Kulky.
Is A Snitch in Time (1950) worth watching?
Absolutely! As a vintage Three Stooges comedy, *A Snitch in Time* delivers classic slapstick humor in a tight 17-minute runtime. If you love fast-paced, lighthearted fun, this short is a must-see—perfect for a quick laugh or a nostalgia trip.
How long is A Snitch in Time?
The film runs for 17 minutes.
About A Snitch in Time (1950) — The Stooges' Wild Furniture-Painting Comedy Chaos
In the zany 1950 short comedy *A Snitch in Time (1950)*, directed by Edward Bernds, The Three Stooges—Shemp, Moe, and Larry—take on a chaotic mission as painters accidentally trapped in a boarding house hideout for bank robbers. What starts as a simple furniture-staining job spirals into a slapstick battle of wits, where the bumbling trio's innocent antics clash with the criminals' desperate plans. The film crackles with the Stooges' signature energy, blending physical comedy and rapid-fire gags against a backdrop of mid-century Americana.
With its frenetic pace and uproarious misunderstandings, *A Snitch in Time (1950)* captures the essence of classic slapstick cinema, where chaos and hilarity collide. The Stooges' trademark camaraderie and timing shine as they outwit (and out-pain) the crooks, delivering nonstop laughs in under 17 minutes. Perfect for fans of vintage comedy, this short film offers a delightful escape into the golden age of Three Stooges mischief.