Jealous

In this short western comedy, the Three Stooges play three prospectors who stumble upon a gold mine. Their newfound riches attract the attention of a greedy outlaw who attempts to steal their claim. The Stooges must use their wits and slapstick antics to defend their claim and outsmart the villain.

Jealous is a typical Three Stooges short, delivering their signature blend of slapstick humor and lowbrow gags. While not critically acclaimed in a traditional sense, it was well-received by fans of the trio's comedic style during its initial release and remains a fan favorite for its energetic performances and classic Stooge antics.

• The Stooges' signature slapstick and comedic timing are on full display.

• Curly Howard delivers a particularly energetic and memorable performance.

• A classic example of the trio's chaotic and often absurd humor.

Google audience: Audience reviews often praise the short for its consistent Three Stooges humor and Curly's comedic contributions, noting it as a reliably funny entry in their filmography.

This short marked the first time the Three Stooges played prospectors who strike it rich, a recurring theme in some of their later films.