Pardon My Scotch

About This Movie

Pardon My Scotch is a charming little romp from 1935 that showcases Del Lord's knack for visual gags and slapstick. The Stooges, in their usual chaotic style, take over a drugstore, and things spiral into hilarity when they concoct a dubious potion intended to masquerade as scotch. The atmosphere is a delightful mix of absurdity and mayhem, perfectly captured in their impersonations of Scotsmen at a party gone awry. The pacing is quick, with a series of comedic misadventures that keep you engaged. There's a certain joy in watching the practical effects—who doesn't love a good barrel explosion? Overall, this short film captures the essence of Stooge antics and remains a distinctive piece of their legacy.

Features classic Stooge humor. · Notable for its practical effects. · Perfect example of 1930s slapstick.