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	Ted Healy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The generally accepted story behind the cause of Healy's death in 1937 is that he was out celebrating the birth of his first child when he got involved in a fight at the Trocadedo night club on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles.
		Healy suffered serious head injuries in the fight, and died later in his apartment, a few weeks before his 41st birthday.
		Healy was born Charles Earnest Lee Nash on October 1, 1896, in Kaufman, TX..
	www.cemeteryguide.com /healy.html (380 words)

	The Three Stooges Official Website
		After a separation, Moe renewed his acquaintance with Ted Healy in 1922 and together with brother Shemp formed a partnership, which would last, with a few short breaks, for almost 10 years.
		Healy with his Stooges appeared in a string of vaudeville shows including A Night in Venice.
		Ted Healy and his Stooges made their first screen appearance in the classic 1930's comedy feature "Soup to Nuts" for 20th Century Fox.
	www.threestooges.com /bios/bios.asp?intStoogeID=1 (431 words)

	Articles - Larry Fine (actor) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		In 1925, he met Moe Howard and Ted Healy.
		Healy told him, according to the story, to keep the zany hairstyle and lose the violin.
		He is sometimes erroneously listed as the father of sportscaster Warner Wolf, who is in fact the son of Jack Wolf, one of several other "stooges" who played in Ted Healy's vaudeville act at one time or another.
	www.centralairconditioners.net /articles/Larry_Fine_(actor) (961 words)

	The Three Stooges - Ted Healy
		Ted Healy, the Stooges' original straight man, was born Charles Earnest Lee Nash on October 1, 1896, in Kaufman, Texas.
		Healy worked hard at polishing his skills as a comedian, coming up with an act as a single in flface, comprised of imitations and burlesque jokes.
		Healy's friend, Joe Frisco, came to the scene and picked him up from the sidewalk and took him to his apartment, where Ted died of what medical officials first claimed was a brain concussion.
	www.3-stooges.com /text/healy.html (1659 words)

	The Lost Stooge - Ted Healy: The Pauper's Grave Eulogy
		Born Charles Earnest Lee Nash in 1896, Ted Healy, as he became known, was a failed businessman who decided one day to try his hand at theatre.
		At the time, Healy was the highest paid vaudevillian of his day, earning up to $8,500 a week.
		Ted Healy died three years later, on the eve of his son's birth, after a drunken brawl in an LA nightclub.
	www.theartrepreneur.com /paupers_grave/ted_healy.asp (412 words)

	Ted Healy Bio
		It took Ted ten years to realize that he wasn't cut out for business life and he finally tried the theatre.
		Later, Moe, on stage with Ted, heard his brother Shemp's unmistakable laugh coming from the audience; he had Healy call him up on stage, and what resulted was a completely ad-libbed, wild, slapstick performance that had the theatre vibrating with laughter.
		Ted had called them every vile name in the book and offered to go outside the club to take care of them one at a time.
	www.stoogeworld.com /_Biographies/Healy.htm (1608 words)

	TheirStory
		Samuel was the one responsible for their start with Ted Healy.
		Due to his crazy hair and clothing, Moe and Ted considered him a prospect as the third Stooge.
		Ted Healy became responsible for the Stooges’ first jobs, and later when Moe re-joined forces with Ted, he got them their contract with Columbia Short Subjects Inc. With that contract, the Stooges began making their famous short subjects on a regular basis.
	www.threestoogesonline.com /TheirStory.htm (1744 words)

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	THREE STOOGES BOOKS
		They had to be durable to survive all the slapping, eye-gouging, and head-butting they inflicted on each other during their 50-year career.
		The Forrester brothers' fifth Stooges book traces the trio from vaudeville days with comedian Ted Healy, through the 200-plus movies that were instrumental to the survival of their studio (Columbia), to the sad spectacle of survivors of more than one version of the trio continuing the raucous act in their seventies.
		The justification for the book is "never-before-revealed facts" about such peripheral matters as Healy's death long after he and the Stooges had parted, and the possibility that the strokes that killed Curly and Moe Howard may have been the ultimate results of their comical violence.
	www.threestoogesmovies.com /threestoogesbooks.html (421 words)

	Pure Slap Shtick: The Three Stooges' school of timeless social order," by Richard von Busack
		After leaving Healy, they went to Hollywood in the early '30s, working at MGM before moving to the then low-budget Columbia Pictures.
		HE ONCE AND FUTURE Stooge, Shemp, was originally part of the Three Stooges' vaudeville act, shooed away by Stooges ringleader Ted Healy's drinking and high-handedness.
		Healy liked Jerome but didn't care for his long hair and mustache, pointing out that Larry and Moe had distinctive coifs but that Jerome needed something extra.
	www.ratical.com /ratville/3stooges75yrs.html (4872 words)

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