Micro-Phonies (1945) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A handyman at radio station KGBY and one of the Stooges, Curly impersonates Alice's operatic voice while disguised as a woman, helping attract Mrs. Bixby's attention. Before the broadcast, Moe breaks...
A KGBY handyman and one of the Stooges, Larry helps turn Alice's recording into an opportunity for a radio performance. When the group is unprepared, he hurriedly selects the 'Lucia Sextet,' mistakenl...
A KGBY handyman and leader among the Stooges, Moe takes part in their chaotic mishaps at the station and helps them pursue a radio performance after hearing Alice's recording. Just before they go on,...
A radio host who hears the Stooges after Curly impersonates Alice's voice while disguised as a woman. Impressed enough by what she hears, Mrs. Bixby hires them for a radio performance, creating the op...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Mrs. Bixby hires the trio for a radio performance, placing Moe in the same temporary professional engagement.
Mrs. Bixby hires the trio for a radio performance, and Larry participates in preparing the music selection and presentation.
Mrs. Bixby is impressed by the disguised voice and hires the group for a radio performance involving Curly.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Larry and Moe work alongside Curly at KGBY and take part in the group performance arranged for Mrs. Bixby.
Curly and Moe participate together in the station work, the disguised performance plan, and the final pantomime.
Curly and Larry work together with Moe as handymen at the radio station and later cooperate in the improvised radio performance.
Three radio-station handymen turn a promising musical opportunity into escalating comic disaster through improvisation, disguise, and mechanical chaos.
Directed by Edward Bernds
Micro-Phonies (1945) · 6/10 · comedy
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