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On the Seinfeld (1989) episode Seinfeld: The Heart Attack (1991), Jerry thinks that was couch grass and cramp bark that killed Curly.

In 1984 he was immortalized in the song "The Curly Shuffle" by the country group Jump 'N the Saddle, which was accompanied by a music video containing clips from several of The Three Stooges shorts featuring him.

On August 30, 1983 Moe Howard, Larry Fine and Curly were awarded a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 1560 Vine Street where former Stooge Joe Besser and 2 thousand fans showed up for the unveiling.

He filmed a scene for The Three Stooges short Malice in the Palace (1949) as a chef, but it was left on the cutting room floor (although there are publicity photographs of the scene).

Father of Janie (born 1948) with fourth, and last wife, Valerie Newman.

He made more than 100 film appearances with the team before a massive stroke on the set of Half-Wits Holiday (1947) forced him to retire.

During a visit to the Cottage Hospital in Santa Barbara, CA, in January 1945, he was diagnosed as having extreme hypertension, a retinal hemorrhage and obesity, thus explaining his ragged appearance in all of the shorts released in 1946-47, his last year with the group.

Some of the animators at Disney had seen him as "Curly" in The Three Stooges shorts. His movements inspired some of the choreography in the mushroom dance in Fantasia (1940).

Father of daughter Marilyn (born 1938) with second wife Elaine Ackerman.

According to one of his ex-wives, he was extremely musical. He could take almost anything lying around and make music with it. She said when they went to nightclubs, he would take two spoons and play along with the club's band--in fact, there is a scene in Disorder in the Court (1936) showing him playing the spoons--or tear the tablecloth to music. Of course, they would find the cost of the tablecloth added to the bill.

His famous "woo-woo-woo" originated in The Three Stooges short Woman Haters (1934), their first of almost 200 for Columbia Pictures.

During the Long Beach (CA) earthquake of 1933, he thought the house shaking was the result of a trick Ted Healy was playing on them, and was found by his brother Moe Howard pounding on Healy's door shouting at him to stop whatever it was he was doing.

Curly joined The Three Stooges in 1932, replacing his brother Shemp Howard.

He was a member of The Three Stooges from 1930-46. He took over from, and was eventually replaced by, his brother Shemp Howard.

Jerome "Curly" Howard, the rotund, bald Stooge with the high voice was the most popular member of The Three Stooges. His first stage experience was as a comedic conductor for the Orville Knapp Band in 1928.