Up in Daisy's Penthouse Page #2

Synopsis: The stooges' father strikes it rich in oil and immediately issues divorce papers to his wife. He plans to marry a gold digging younger woman unless the boys can disrupt the proceedings.
 
IMDB:
7.4
Year:
1953
16 min
17 Views


You can't marry without me, Daisy Waisy.

Well, oh, it is here.

Original frapp, .

Oh boy, I had six of these one day.

Somebody's coming .

Oh, hiya boys.

Hey, where've you been?

- I'm looking my Daisy Waisy.

- Oh, I see.

Well, your Daisy Waisy is

waiting for you downstairs.

Oh, I better be down there quickly.

- You said it!

- Yes... No, no, no!

Where do you think you're going?

Upstairs.

That's that.

Let's head him off with the elevator.

Hey, are we drunk?

I don't understand it!

, hein? I'll call

the police! See by now!

- Get him!

- Come on!

What's the matter with you?

He locked it!

They're after me. Let's get out of here.

You're trying to kill me?

- Oh, the pole.

- Hurry up, up the pole!

- Go ahead.

- Get up.

Break it down!

Get up there, faster.

I'm doing my best. What do

you think, I'm a squirrel?

No, your ears are too short.

Come on, get up, will you?

- Get up higher!

- Higher, Shemp!

I can't, I run out the pole!

They're all set up first.

- Moe, Moe!

- Hey, look!

Let's cut off.

Hey, spread out!

So long, chumps!

Suffering cats, it's pa!

Quick, let's get him home to ma!

Am I bored, am I!

Come on home, pa!

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