Calling All Curs (1939) features a rare on location appearance by The Three Stooges on the streets of Los Angeles. This then and now filming locations video takes us to the intersection of Fernwood Avenue and North St. Andrews Place in the Hollywood area.
The prominent building featured in the film, located at 5600 Fernwood Avenue, was built in 1929 and remains standing today. While the original 1939 trees have been replaced over the decades, the sidewalk where Moe, Larry, and Curly once stood appears to be the original concrete from nearly 90 years ago.
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In False Alarms (1936), The Three Stooges are employed as firemen and have a mishap with a Los Angeles Railway streetcar. This Quick Preview then and now filming locations tour takes us to the north end of Larchmont Blvd where it meets Melrose Avenue in Hollywood.
Remarkably, this filming location has remained virtually unchanged since 1936, with the primary exception being the removal of the historic streetcar tracks. The prominent building seen across the street is the North Larchmont side of 5637 Melrose Avenue; built in 1922, this classic structure looks exactly as it did when Moe, Larry, and Curly filmed on this corner nearly a century ago.
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While The Three Stooges rarely filmed away from the studio, a favorite on location site for the team was the 100 block of North Larchmont Blvd in the historic Larchmont Village neighborhood of Los Angeles. This Quick Preview then and now filming locations video from the 1935 Three Stooges classic Hoi Polloi offers stunning views of this popular neighborhood shopping area.
Most of the buildings captured on film in 1935 remain beautifully preserved today. In this filming locations tour, you’ll see how this historic Hollywood-adjacent block has maintained its inviting charm for over 90 years—remaining remarkably similar to the days Moe, Larry, and Curly walked these streets.
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Directed by the legendary Charley Chase—whose own comedic brilliance is featured extensively on this site—The Three Stooges 1938 comedy movie Mutts To You offers a rare look back in time at the beautiful Windsor Square neighborhood of Los Angeles. This Quick Preview then and now filming locations video takes us to the 100 block of South Norton Avenue.
The primary filming location is the stunning residence at 111 South Norton Avenue. Built in 1915, this historic home remains in pristine condition, looking just as remarkable today as it did when Moe, Larry, and Curly filmed here nearly a century ago.
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The Echo Park neighborhood was never the same after The Three Stooges filmed their 1935 classic Three Little Beers on its famously steep streets! This Quick Preview then and now filming locations tour takes us to the heart of this hilly Los Angeles neighborhood to explore the exact site where Moe, Larry, and Curly struggled to corral runaway beer barrels.
The primary action features the 1500 block of Scott Avenue, a residential street that remains remarkably unchanged since it was immortalized on film over 90 years ago.
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