While The Three Stooges typically filmed their iconic slapstick comedy shorts within the controlled soundstages of the Columbia Pictures Studios lot (located at the corner of Sunset Boulevard and Gower Street in Hollywood), or at the expansive Columbia Pictures Ranch in the San Fernando Valley, they occasionally ventured directly onto the streets of Los Angeles for authentic outdoor footage.
A memorable neighborhood sequence from the classic short Calling All Curs features a rare, real-world Hollywood location shot just a half-mile east of the main studio lot.
This historic then and now filming location photo above highlights the beautifully preserved building at 5600 Fernwood Avenue, Los Angeles, CA:
For urban archaeologists and classic film historians tracking early Hollywood geography, this location provides a fascinating look at the pre-freeway landscape of the area. This quiet stretch of Fernwood Avenue sits just east of where the modern Hollywood Freeway (US Route 101) cuts through the district today.
Despite decades of major metropolitan expansion and transit alterations in the area, this specific pocket has maintained its vintage charm, making 5600 Fernwood Avenue a premier destination for fans exploring the physical heritage of golden age cinema.
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In the 1936 comedy short False Alarms, The Three Stooges are hilariously employed as firefighters. The production team made use of on-location filming, providing us with a fascinating visual record of 1930s Los Angeles.
The filming location photo featured above highlights a classic scene captured at the north end of North Larchmont Blvd, near Melrose Avenue.
For fans of The Three Stooges and classic Hollywood, this filming location serves as a vital piece of cinematic history. By comparing the 1936 footage to the modern-day street view, visitors can clearly see how the neighborhood has remained almost frozen in time, maintaining its original architectural character.
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In the classic 1935 comedy Hoi Polloi, The Three Stooges find themselves in a precarious position: While working as trash collectors, a group of professors notices their "lower-class" behavior and wagers they can transform the trio into perfect gentlemen.
The early, memorable scenes of Hoi Polloi were filmed on location on the 100 block of North Larchmont Blvd in Los Angeles.
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It is always a treat to see The Three Stooges filming on location for their classic comedy shorts, and the 1938 production, Mutts To You, does not disappoint. Fans looking to walk in the footsteps of the legendary trio will find a remarkably preserved piece of Hollywood history in the Windsor Square neighborhood of Los Angeles.
The production utilized real-world locations on the 100 block of South Norton Avenue. Specifically, several key scenes were filmed at the beautiful two-story residence located at 111 South Norton Avenue.
Located approximately 3 miles northwest of Downtown Los Angeles, Windsor Square is defined by the following boundaries:
The City of Los Angeles has designated Windsor Square as a historic preservation zone, which has ensured the neighborhood maintains the same architectural charm today as it did when The Three Stooges filmed there in 1938.
The then and now filming location photo featured above captures Curly pushing the Stooges' car past 111 South Norton Avenue.
For fans of classic cinema, this home remains a "must-visit" filming location that perfectly captures the golden age of Hollywood comedy.
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