The Three Stooges: All the World's a Stooge gives a generous 124 minutes of seven Curly classics in a random order: "Grips, Grunts and Groans" (1937), "The World's a Stooge" (1941), "3 Dumb Clucks" (1937), "Three Little Pirates" (1946), "Uncivil War Birds" (1946), "Back to the Woods" (1937), and "Violent Is the Word for Curly" (1938). The shorts cover some familiar territory; "Grips, Grunts and Groans" is only the Stooges' 20th short in the Columbia series, and it is practically a rewrite of "Punch Drunks," the second. Here Curly is driven wild by a perfume rather than a song and is put into a wrestling ring rather than a boxing ring. Even the backscreen projection of the crowd is the same one used in the earlier film.

"Three Little Pirates" contains the famous "Mahah, Ah Ha" routine from their vaudeville days. "Back to the Woods" is one of their relatively rare costume efforts. The highlight of "Violent Is the Word for Curly" is a pleasant little vaudeville song about the alphabet. In "Three Dumb Clucks," Curly gets to play a double role. THIS A GREAT BUY FOR FANS OF THE THREE STOOGES PRICE £10:00+PP

BEST OF VICTOR BORGE  VHS

Victor Borge was a master at combining two seemingly disparate elements: comedy and classical music. While the Dane's dapper dignity fit the image of "longhair" music, Borge undercut it with broad physical comedy, clever spoofs, and off-the-cuff wit. A pioneer in the field of live comedy recordings, Borge is nevertheless best appreciated on video, and The Best of Victor Borge Acts One and Two captures a 90-minute concert that includes many of his most famous routines.PRICE £5:00+PP

THE TEN BEST COMEDIANS  DVD

TEN BEST COMEDIANS        DVD

FEATURING = MICK MILLER,CHARLIE ALE,FREDDY PHILIPS,EDDIE COLINTON,ALBI SENIOR,BILLY BEAN,DAVE BARRON,HAL NOLAN,MIKE SEALEY,BERNI FLINT.

FIRST TIME ON DVD PRICE £10:00+PP

OH COD!( THE FUNNY SIDE OF FISHING)    DVD

Carry On Follow That Camel is an historical spectacular with a host of harem beauties, a bevy of blood thirsty Bedouins and a troupe of Legionnaires getting the hump!"

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JACKIE MASON    DVD

If you are a long time fan, as am I, of Jackie Mason you will enjoy seeing Jackie performing in this historic site. Jackie even leads us on an abbreviated tour as part of the bonues material. The material is new but all the familiar patterns of delivery remain unchanged. "Hey mister! What do you think about this?...I mean for a man in your condition... He does miss a beat or two... It is, nevertheless, to watch a fammiliar old "friend" who has entertained us for decades basking in the twilight of his career and clear wowing the audience..... Addenda: I recently saw Jackie in person in a limited engagement before taking his current act on Broadway. PRICE £10:00+PP

The British comedy group chalks up another few laughs as some folks attempt to camp out on the location of an archaeological dig. ~ Kristie Hassen, All

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 KEN DODD

THIS IS YOUR LIFE  (TV SHOW)   PRICE £5+PP

At War with the Army (1950)  VHS Directed by Hal Walker Writing credits James B. Allardice (play) Fred F. Finklehoffe (screenplay)   At War With The Army [VHS] (1950) Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis' first starring vehicle boosted them to instant fame. Jerry is a not-cut-out-for-the-army private who helps womanizing sergeant Dean Martin iron out some of the wrinkles in his love life. 72 min. Category: Comedy    Director: Cast: Polly Bergen, Tommy Farrell, Angela Greene, Mike Kellin, Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin Hal Walker PRICE £5:00+PP   Plank, The (1967)       VHS     Film Description Sykes's tale of two workmen, a plank of wood and the chaos they cause wherever they go. As near a modern silent comedy as you can get, this is classy slapstick. It features numerous cameos from TV stars of the time and the pairing of Cooper and Sykes is inspired. Great credits too! PRICE £5:00+PP     NO LIMIT (GEORGE FORMBY)     DVD George Shuttleworth is convinced that he has the talent to win the Isle of Man TT races, despite what his neighbours back home in Wigan may think. During the trials, the brakes go on George's bike, `The Shuttleworth Snap', which he made himself. As a result, he breaks the TT lap record, becoming an instant motor-cycling star. As the big race approaches, George soon realises that other jealous riders will stop at nothing to make sure he does not take part in the race. An early George Formby film and probably his best  PRICE £10:00+PP     Come On George! (1939)   DVD COME ON GEORGE George befriends a race horse only to discover that it has a reputation for attacking any jockey that comes near it just before a big race. There are the inevitable gang of villains, car chases, a comic brain specialist and a girl for George to fall for and to sing his cheeky-chappie songs . PRICE £10:00+PP BELL BOTTOM GEORGE   DVD Navy club steward with low medical grade is turned down by the navy, but gets in by mistake when a sailor friend borrows his only suit of clothes and he is obliged to wear the sailor's uniform. Following a case of mistaken identity he becomes involved with enemy agents based in a taxidermists shop, and foils their attempts to blow up a British warship.PRICE £10:00+PP   SOMEWHERE ON LEAVE  (FRANK RANDLE)  DVD Somewhere series, the four crazy soldiers get a much-needed furlough and end up in the posh home of a wealthy buddy. All of them have a ball, most particularly the host, who gets to fall in love with his dream girl. ~ Sandra Brennan, PRICE £10:00+PP   OLD MOTHER RILEY'S CIRCUS   DVD 1941 - UK OLD MOTHER RILEY'S GHOST   DVD 1941 - UK - Horror Comedy(ARTHUR LUCAN) PLOT DESCRIPTION PLOT DESCRIPTION In this entry in the long-running British comedy series, boisterous Irish washerwoman Mother Riley takes on a spy ring while living in a creepy castle purported to be haunted. The spies, of course are the "ghosts," and they are trying to scare the dickens out of her so they can continue their plot to steal an inventor's plans. Spooky fun begins when she starts scaring them in return. ~ Sandra Brennan, PRICE £10:00+PP OLD MOTHER RILEY MP  DVD Mrs Riley and her daughter are unfairly sacked from their jobs in the local laundry. When Mrs Riley learns that her ex-boss is going to knock down the neighbourhood, she decides to run for Parliament in order to stop him.  Despite a bit of skulduggery on the part of her opponent, she triumphs. Her impassioned speeches propel her to a Cabinet position where she secures the repayment of a foreign loan which is put towards providing full employment. PRICE £10:00+   THE AMOS 'N' ANDY SHOW    DVD   There is a classic TV show that you don't hear much about - and you have a slim chance of ever seeing broadcast on television again. Amos and Andy had all of the elements of an enduring classic - first-rate scripts that would rival the best episode of 'Seinfeld' for hilarious plot weavings, and lovable characters played with aplomb by masterful actors clearly in their element. PRICE £7:50+PP     caCAR 54 WHERE ARE YOU  DVD This black and white comedy show of the 1960's featured an unforgettable pair of hilarious police officers. Their scraps are many, but you can't help forgiving them their errors when their hearts are so big. Together, they fight crime in New York City, bringing out the best in others around  PRICE £7:50+PP     UNHOLY THREE    DVD Unholy Three, The (1925) Co-produced and directed by Tod Browning, this above average silent crime drama was later remade as a sound picture with two members of the original cast, Lon Chaney and Harry Earles. Based on the novel by Tod Robbins, with scenario by Waldemar Young, Chaney plays Professor Echo, a ventriloquist, who teams with dwarf Earles, dubbed Tweedledee, and strongman Victor McLaglen (The Informer (1935)), who's called Hercules, to scam unawares customers into buying parrots from their pet shop. Initially, all three were in a sideshow during which Echo used Rosie O’Grady (Mae Busch) to pickpocket its customers. After a police raid, Echo convinces Tweedledee & Hercules to join him, forming "The Unholy Three", who along with O’Grady and an innocent, unsuspecting employee Hector MacDonald (Matt Moore) set up shop. PRICE £7:00+PP     THE GHOST TRAIN ((1941) (ARTHUR ASKEY) Synopsis:  A train travelling through Cornwall suddenly comes to a screeching halt as someone pulls the emergency brake. The passengers and the crew look on in indignation as entertainer Tommy Gander (Arthur Askey) runs back down the track to claim his dislodged hat. As the train starts up again, Gander is admonished and threatened with fines. Unabashed, he eludes the crewmembers by intruding himself into the first-class compartment of sportsman R.G. Winthrop (Peter Murray-Hill) and his lovely young cousin, Jackie (Carole Lynne). Winthrop is infuriated by Gander’s gall – and even more so when fellow passenger Teddy Deakin (Richard Murdoch), who is already smitten by Jackie, also forces his way in. Jackie is amused by the antIcs.PRICE£10:00+PP       OLD MOTHER RILEY'S JUNGLE TREASURE.Synopsis:     DVD The ghost of pirate Henry Morgan tells Mother Riley (drag comic Lucan) the location of his treasure. She sets out to find it! PRICE £10:00+PP     OLD MOTHER RILEY(THE DETECTIVE)         DVDTHE LOVE MATCH     DVD 1955 - UK - Farce  AUTHUR ASKEY <><><><> Type: Features Rating: NR (Suitable for Children) Running Time: 85 minutes Directed by: Sigurdur Sverrir Palsson PLOT DESCRIPTION In this comedy, two rabid football fans begin an unstoppable train of events when they physically harass a referee. ~ PRICE £10:00+PP     EVIL ROY SLADE     DVD Funniest Movie Ever Made, May 30, 2000 This cult classic has finally made it to DVD Every western movie cliche is lampooned in this made for TV movie starring (among others) John Astin, Milton Berle, Mickey Rooney, and Dick Shawn-- with cameos by then unknown actors such as Ed Begley, Jr, Penny Marshall, Pat Morita, John Ritter, and Dom Deluise.PRICE £8:00+PP LET GEORGE DO IT (GEORGE FORMBY)  DVD Ukulele player in the "Dinky-Do" concert party is mistakenly engaged to play in a broadcasting ships orchestra, who's leader sends messages, coded in music, over the air to Nazi U boats preying on Allied convoy ships. A fantasy scene in which the star comes to grips personally with Hitler was regarded, at the time, as one of the major morale boosters of the war. The film was a big success in New York and Moscow, where it had long runs. PRICE £10:00+PP   PLOT DESCRIPTION Once again comedian Arthur Lucan dons an old woman's togs to become the tart-tongued Irish washerwoman. This time Mother Riley ends up mixed up with gangsters and busts up a ring of smugglers. ~ PRICE£10:00+PP             <>           PLOT DESCRIPTION In this entry in the long-running British comedy series, boisterous Irish washerwoman Mother Riley is a circus ringmaster after the owner suddenly vanishes. Under her, the once struggling circus becomes successful. Riley then gets a big surprise when she learns that the circus star is really her estranged daughter. ~ Sandra Brennan, PRICE £10:00+PP         Derek and Clive Get the Horn (1979) Directed by Russell Mulcahy  VHS/DVD (ADULTS ONLY) Writing credits Peter Cook Dudley Moore By the time this film was shot and edited, Dudley Moore had earned success as a comedy actor and musician in the United States, while Peter Cook remained relatively less known in the USA. Peter Cook begged Moore "ad nauseum" to record one last comedy album featuring their cult-favorite characters Derek and Clive (to be called "Ad Nauseum"), a farewell to both their characters and their partnership. They were booked in a studio for three days. Moore had become so fed up with Cook's bitterness at his recent popularity that he failed to show up for the third day of recording and shooting. Moore looked down on Peter Cook and director Russell Mulcahy's intentions to market the film as a general release. This was done in any case...and the film was subsequently banned in England for many years and was forbidden from being shown. Ultimately, it was release on VHS in PAL format in the early-'90s and released to DVD later. It has still never been released in the United States, either theatrically or on video. Moore is quoted to have said, "The film would have most certainly earned an X rating for the sole reason of the language Pete and I used in it." PRICE £10:00+PP