The question is about a Three Stooges Character named Joe Bessar. I am very interested in the happenings and struggles of his life. All help will be greatly appreciated!!!
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I love the Three Stooges.  Although there has been several books written and movies made about the Stooges; the following site provides much insight and history. Enjoy (Yuck, yuck, Yuck, Yuck!!)\n\nhttp://www.threestooges.com/bios/bios.asp?intStoogeID=5\n\n "...after Shemp Howard died in 1955, the Stooges replaced him with Joe Besser. Joe Besser was born in Saint Louis, Missouri on August 12, 1907 to Fannie and Morris Besser. His parents were Orthodox Jews and moved to the United States from Poland in 1895 where Morris worked as a baker.\n\nBy 1928 he was well on his way to being a solo comedian. While on tour he was introduced to Erna Dora Kretschmer (Erna Kay) whom he married on November 18, 1932. Erna Kay served as a choreographer on the 1929 Paramount film "The Coconuts," which featured the Marx Brothers. Around 1940, Joe took Columbia Pictures contractee Jimmy Little on tour as his straight man. Soon Joe became a headliner on the Orpheum, RKO, Paramount, and Loew's theater circuits. He also appeared on the Broadway stage.\n\nEventually Columbia Pictures signed Joe to an exclusive contract and cast him in features and Comedy two reelers. Slowly making his climb to stardom, radio comedians like Jack Benny, Fred Allen, Eddie Cantor, and Milton Berle were all clamoring to have him on their shows. Besser made frequent appearances on the Jack Benny Show, The Fred Allen Show, The Eddie Cantor Show, Tonight on Broadway, The Vaughan Monroe Show, and from 1945 to 1949 he played with Milton Berle on Let Yourself Go.\n\nBesser made many comedy shorts for Columbia before joining The Three Stooges in 1956. Joe left the Stooges in 1958 and went on to star in feature films and had a successful television career. On March 1, 1988, Joe passed away in his North Hollywood home of heart failure. Fourteen months later, his wife Erna died on July 1, 1989.
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I would have emailed you, but you don't allow it, so I'll say it here... What specifically do you need help with? This is your assignment -- what questions do you have? \n\nHere are some questions that might help you write YOUR OWN PAPER... What do you know about the play? What is the conflict that occurs in the first act? What would you do if you were in that conflict?\n\nI have to assume you're at an upper level of high school English or you're in college if you have to evaluate this particular play and write a story based on a conflict from the play. Therefore, you're old enough to know better than to expect some stranger on the internet to write it for you.
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Check CliffsNotes.com or SparkNotes.com, sorry I couldn't be more help
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Check out this information from the Jewish Virtual Library, it should help...\nhttp://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/biography/begin.html
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i found a website about his life but didnt mention about his childhood.  but just look to the websites and hope u can get any other informations
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That's a very interesting assignment. What is YOUR question? Have you tried spark notes to help you with some ideas?\n\nAlso, there are at least 12 other people who have asked questions about Ralph in Yahoo Answers. You might find some ideas in those...\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/search/search_result;_ylt=ArZr6Oh1ATWr9oUKlbWPc1cnzKIX?p=Ralph+Lord+of+the+Flies&scope=subject&mc=&fltr=_en&tab=0&asktime=&st=1
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How do you make Batman the dude of the week? \nHe has a lot of great questions, however I am not sure if he really knows or plainly does not really know anything about his questions.\nPlus, he keeps changing his name.\nMaybe I will agree with you to make him the dude of the week. Hey, what about Cranky Old Goat?\n\nBy the way, what's with the girl before me?
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Eddie you are one heck of a comical writer.  Why are you wasting your time on here, when you should be writing to Leno or Letterman and seeing if they have any openings for comic writers.
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Hahaha - share your pain.  While stranded up in VT over the winter, my guy and I rented a VCR and The Aristocrats to watch back at the hotel (yes, we PAID to use a VCR ick).\n\nWe were enjoying some bubbly and were a bit giddy - yet did not find it the least bit amusing.  At first we thought we were missing something - like there was something inherently funny about it, but we were missing a piece of information about the punchline.  We couldn't finish watching it!\n\nFriends of ours watched it as well and while they found it funny that Bob Sagget was talking so dirtily, there was nothing actually funny about the joke.\n\nIt's too bad, too b/c I would like to have enjoyed it, given all the hype I read about it.
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Jesus_Rules!, thank you for the humor. I loved the Moses comic and the "serpent instead of the fish".The beans part was the cutest!!! *laughs* Check out this site!! I love this one! *laughs*
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EXCELLENT!  Thank you for sharing that.  I have always really liked Ben Stein.  I think I will make a copy of that to keep.\nBuehler...Ferris Buehler...anyone...:)
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My Mother, my grandfather, and Dimebag Darrel Abbott.\nMother:\na) My Mother has overcome adversity in every way imagineable, she completely pulled my whole family out of the way of my destructive father's careless ways.\nb) She is hardworking and steadfast.\n\nGrandfather:\na) My grandfather is a provider and truly cares about his family, and at the same time, he cares about himself and is highly intelligent.\nb) He is intelligent and a realist, much like myself.\n\nDimebag:\na) He was the guitarist of one of my favorite bands and a very genuinly kind, fun person.\nb) His originality coupled with his raw talent is astonishing.
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try www.sparknotes.com
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go to IMDB you can search quotes there might help
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try http://www.sparknotes.com
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hahahah......agreed the joke is long, but worth reading it......hilarious one......LOL\n\nYou can make this joke a bit short by editing . I have tried with the first para and see the difference....you can save  one line.\n\nJack decided to go skiing with his buddy, Bob. So they loaded up Jack's minivan and headed north. After driving for a few hours, they got caught in a terrible blizzard. So they pulled into a nearby farm and asked the attractive lady who answered the door if they could spend the night.
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It's listed on his personal website:\nHere's his "blurb" on it.\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n\nCharles Busch and Ed Taussig\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n \nI wrote this one-act during my senior year at college.  I wanted the experience of writing, directing and starring in a play and so I wrote myself a vehicle.  Actually, it was a vehicle for my best friend, Ed Taussig and I.  We had become so extraordinarily close.  We were known on campus as "Chuck 'n Ed."  I wasn't even aware that "Sister Act," a play about a pair of Siamese twin showgirls in conflict about whether or not to separate, was frankly autobiographical.  The play takes place in the dressing room of a traveling freak show.  The star attraction, the twins Hester and Esther, work out their personal and professional dilemma with the help of their colleagues, the fat woman, the bearded lady and a Swedish masseuse.\n\nWe put the play on as a midnight show in a slot where they usually showed cult movies.  Earlier in the week, Ed and I gave our first interview to a young reporter from The Daily Northwestern.  The day of the show, the campus paper came out with a lurid photo of Ed and I in our Hester and Esther drag with the headline "Decadence Reigns at Midnight Madness."  Needless to say, we were sold out.  I don't know if the play or the performance was any good but it was a watershed experience for me.  It was my first time as drag star and playwright and it felt really good.  I came away from the night with the sense that perhaps there might be a place for me in the theatre.\n\nNo rights available."