The judge wasn't mad about Curly chewing gum, he was mad about Curly flipping everyone off! 🤣 #MeTVThreeStooges #DisorderInTheCourt

Fun fact: Larry actually played in real life - following a severe injury to his arm, that was deemed the best rehab therapy! #MeTVThreeStooges #DisorderInTheCourt

The unseen character Buck Wing is named for the buck-and-wing dance common in vaudeville and minstrel shows. #MeTVThreeStooges #DisorderInTheCourt

Curly's testimony reminds me of classic cartoon Symphony in Slang 🤣🤣🤣 #MeTVThreeStooges #DisorderInTheCourt

Much of the witness/bailiff and judge dialogue was actually used in the film Sidewalks of New York with Buster Keaton, which was directed by Jules White, who was the head of the Colum Pics shorts dept and directed many of The Stooges' shorts. #MeTVThreeStooges #DisorderInTheCourt

Do you swear--
No, but I know all the words!
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"Preston Black" is the pseudonym of Jack White, the older brother of Jules White, the head of the shorts department at Columbia Pictures. #MeTVThreeStooges #DisorderInTheCourt

The murder victim is named Cock Robin, an allusion to the nursery rhyme "Who killed Cock Robin," which dates back to at least 1744. #MeTVThreeStooges #DisorderInTheCourt

Sol Horwitz and Jenny Horwitz, the parents of Moe Howard and Curly Howard, make uncredited appearances in this film as front-row members of the court audience. #MeTVThreeStooges #DisorderInTheCourt

One of four Stooges shorts to fall into public domain, the others being #BridelessGroom, #SingASongOfSixPants, and #MaliceInThePalace. Because of that, these four often appear on very cheaply processed VHS and DVD compilations. #MeTVThreeStooges #DisorderInTheCourt