Beyond the Laughter...: A Daughter's Story of Curly's Post Three Stooges Years

by Grace Garland

The world will finally see Curly not only as the brilliant comedian he was, but also as the manical nnemeses he became.The information uncovered in this book is like an untapped natural resource! It will gush forth a tale so amazingly unbelievable that political figures, movie moguls and Mafia members will want to cap, and voices from beyond will scream for the truth to finally set them free! It will give a daughter the closure she needs to go Beyond the Laughter.

180 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 2001

Reviews

[V.A. Herring-Trice · Rating 1 out of 5]

I must say, I didm't know whether to laugh or cry when I read this book. The writer told the story of a woman who was obviously delusional or lying and wove a sad tale about Curly Howard, one of the Three Stooges. When I bought this, I thought it would add to my personal insight and interest in the golden era of Hollywood. What I got was a tale that would should have been sold as fiction rather than "A Daughter's Story". This was poorly written, poorly researched and blatantly misleading. Sad. Would not recommend it to anyone who is looking for reality based info on Curly Howard and the Three Stooges.