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Mummy's Dummies

Mummy's Dummies

In ancient Egypt, the Stooges are Honest Moe, Honest Shemp and Just Plain Larry used chariot dealers who use their half-wits to get in favor with the King.

1948·16m·6.6out of 10·7 votes

Comedy

Set in ancient Egypt, the stooges run a used chariot lot where they unload defective chariots on unsuspecting customers. When they gyp the head of the palace guard, they're brought to the palace to be executed, but instead become royal chamberlains after curing the King's toothache. When they recover some tax money stolen by a corrupt official, the King rewards them with marriage to his daughter. After getting a look at the ugly crone, Moe and Larry select Shemp to be the groom.

Directed by Edward Bernds

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Cast

Shemp Howard

Shemp

Larry Fine

Larry

Moe Howard

Moe

Vernon Dent

King Rootentooten

Ralph Dunn

Rhadames

Philip Van Zandt

Futamon (Tax Collector)

Wanda Perry

Princess Fatima (uncredited)

Suzanne Ridgway

Pretty Girl (uncredited)

Jean Spangler

Pretty Girl (uncredited)

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Facts

Released
Nov 4, 1948
Runtime
16m
Status
Released
Language
EN

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