For Fans Of 1940's Comedy & The Three Stooges

[Scott Reppert]

Noted for the inclusion of a cameo featuring "The Pride Of Johnstown, PA", Emil Sitka.

He appears around 4:14 to 4:34 of Part 2

[CoolBreeze]

On Wikipedia it says in part....

His siblings were placed in foster homes, but Sitka went to live in a church in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with a Catholic priest for the next few years. At this time, he became an altar boy ....

I cant even begin to address this fact. I guess I could start with" I didn't even know priests took little boys in to live with them".


Meanwhile, also according to Wikipedia, his most famous scene appears in the following clip, at about 4 minutes in. This movie's title was carved on his tombstone.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ROXCgY5Ck0

[Scott Reppert]

I haven't gone there yet, but I assume that the clip is from "Brideless Groom".

The thing that I find funny is that Emil is credited for being in "Pulp Fiction". Though I have never seen the movie, I take it
that it is stock footage from a Stooges short shown on TV or something...

[Brian G.]

Our Adult Standards AM station runs When Radio Was on the weekends. Has a lot of good stuff from Jack Benny, Burns & Allen, etc.

http://whenradiowas.com/