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Director
  
Jules White

Film series
  
Three Stooges Films

Duration
  

Country
  
United States

5/10
IMDb

Genre
  
Comedy, Short

Cinematography
  
Gert Andersen

Writer
  
Jack White (story)

Language
  
English

Hoofs and Goofs movie poster

Release date
  
January 31, 1957 (1957-01-31)

Genres
  
Short Film, Comedy, Black-and-white

Cast
  
Larry Fine
(Larry),
Joe Besser
(Joe),
Benny Rubin
(Mr. Dinklespiel),
Harriette Tarler
(Dinklespiel's Daughter)

Three Stooges Films movies
  
Hoofs and Goofs and Muscle Up a Little Closer are part of the same movie series, Hoofs and Goofs and A Merry Mix Up are part of the same movie series, Hoofs and Goofs and Commotion on the Ocean are part of the same movie series, Hoofs and Goofs and Guns a Poppin are part of the same movie series, Hoofs and Goofs and Outer Space Jitters are part of the same movie series

Tagline
  
Sister Bertie is reincarnated as a talking horse.

Hoofs and Goofs is the 175th short film released by Columbia Pictures in 1957 starring American slapstick comedy team The Three Stooges (Moe Howard, Larry Fine and Joe Besser, in his first starring role with the act). The comedians released 190 short films for the studio between 1934 and 1959.

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Plot

Joe cannot stop thinking of his late sister, Bertie. Moe and Larry humour him by making him think that Bertie will meet them the following day downtown, in some form. When the boys trek downtown, they meet up with a horse that turns out to be Bertie reincarnated, much to Moe and Larry's surprise.

The boys are ecstatic, and try to persuade their horsie sister to return home with them. At first, she resists, but eventually gives in. No sooner do the boys get Bertie home that they discover she is pregnant. Joe goes berserk and demands Moe and Larry prepare for the arrival of the newborn. In the interim, Bertie's heavy hoofs can be clearly heard by the landlord Mr. Dinklespiel (Benny Rubin) and his daughter (Harriette Tarler) living downstairs. Dinklespiel marches upstairs and demands that the Stooges come clean, but Moe tries to convince him that the sounds are nothing more than the trio.

Once Dinklespiel leaves, Bertie gives birth to a baby colt. Joe is so taken by the moment, he happily declares "I'm an uncle, I'm an uncle!" Within seconds, Joe is awoken by Moe and Larry, who hear his cries of being an uncle. It turns out that the whole thing was a dream, and sister Bertie (Moe in drag) is alive and well and living with the Stooges. When Joe tells Bertie he had a dream that she was a horse, she takes offense, and promptly places a casserole on Joe's bald dome.

References

Hoofs and Goofs Wikipedia
Hoofs and Goofs IMDb Hoofs and Goofs themoviedb.org