I sent it out today. Fingers crossed!!! :)

Give it a shot. You have nothing to lose. Good luck! {up}

It doesn't hurt to try. If he says no, then you can live with it knowing you tried. If you don't and he dies soon...well, you might regret it.

I think I'll give it a shot. Thanks for your input, guys! :)

I say give it a shot. Whats the worst that is gonna happen.

[quote="WildChild96"]No, that was another guy who said that his time with the Stooges were fun.[/quote]
Ohhh, I see it now. hmmmmm...I'm really not sure. I would say give it a try anyways, you never know what could happen, though, good or bad.

kennedyniles 8)

No, that was another guy who said that his time with the Stooges were fun.

I say give it a try. {up} It mentions that although most of his time in showbiz wasn't very good, he has said that his Three Stooges short was very fun and remembers having a fun time on it.

kennedyniles {up}

Bump!

I was researching to see if there was anybody still alive from the Three Stooges shorts with Curly, and I came upon a man named Martin Sperzel. He is 97, and could very well be the last person alive who appeared with them in a short with Ted Healy. Now, according to this site:

http://www.jackbenny.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=4566&sid=4a494b5c0403c16e1c6a52ee33475050

One guy says he didn't have the nicest times in showbiz, and didn't want to share too many recollections. I am not sure whether or not to send my letter to Mr. Sperzel. I don't want to be disappointed, but I really don't want to miss out on this guy. What should I do?