Moe Howard

Moe Howard was a great American comedian and the participant of The Three Stooges vaudeville. 

Early Accomplishments

His adoration to the theatre and performances appeared rather early and to follow the acting path, Moe left school. 

The Three Stooges released their first film in 1930. It was entitled Soup to Nuts.

Best Known for

Together with his brothers Samuel, who was called Shemp and later replaces Jerome, who got the name Curly, and Larry (their friend), they created The Three Stooges and became world-famous. They were famous for their short comedy films and originally they were called Ted Healy and His southern Gentlemen. This vaudeville was active since the beginning till the middle of the 20th century. The actors used expressive physical farce to make the scenes even funnier. (Source: Jns.org, 12/03/2012)

Though much time had passed, in 2012, the characters of the trio came back in The Stooges: The Movie. 

Sexual Orientation

The comedian was straight. He was married to Helen Schonberger and they had two kids. 

Religious Beliefs

It is said that Moe and his brothers were of Jewish ancestry. Their parents were Lithuanian Jewish and it, actually, shaped the career of their kids in a certain way. (Source: Jns.org, 12/03/2012)

Worth to Know

Moe Howard is known for his awkward hairstyle, but not everyone knows that in his childhood the actor looked completely different. His mom wanted a daughter, so when Moe was born she wanted him to have long hair. As a result, a boy with long curly hair was a target of numerous teasing and jokes, so one day he cut his own hair and that made him famous. (Source: Screencrush.com, 04/13/2012)