The Three Stooges - False Alarms (1936) - Filming Locations
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Historical Production & Location Reference
| Film Title: |
False Alarms (1936) |
| Comedy Team: |
The Three Stooges |
| Studio Origin: |
Columbia Pictures (Short Subjects) |
| Director: |
Jules White |
Featured Historical Landmarks:
- North Larchmont Blvd at Melrose Avenue: Serves as the primary backdrop for the iconic "fire hose" sequence, capturing the commercial architecture of mid-1930s Los Angeles.
Production & Preservation Note: This particular street location remains remarkably unaltered after all these decades, preserving the original building facades seen in the short. The most significant urban change is the complete removal of the historic Los Angeles Railway trolley tracks that once ran directly through the center of the roadway.
The Three Stooges are employed as fire fighters (how ever did they pass the exam?!).
This quick preview of the complete then and now filming locations video shows the "fire hose" scene. This particular Three Stooges movie location is very much unchanged after all these decades, though the Los Angeles Railway trolley tracks in the middle of the street are long gone.
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