Curly Singing:
Oh Mammy
Ya cleaned my clothes, ya blew my nose, ohhhh Mammy…
…it’s your Sonny from Alabamie…
… fry me some eggs and hammy…
…ohhhh Mammy…
Curly Singing:
Oh Mammy
Ya cleaned my clothes, ya blew my nose, ohhhh Mammy…
…it’s your Sonny from Alabamie…
… fry me some eggs and hammy…
…ohhhh Mammy…
Curly Singing Again:
“She was bread in old Kentuky…
But she’s just a crumb up here…”
Wise guy, eh?
I ought to murder you!
Ah pointless violence. . . .

That’s “moiduh ya”!
The boys are in a resturant, waiting to be served. Curly sees a waiter and puts two fingers in his mouth to whistle. Moe slaps him down (what else would he do?) and says “Not that way you dummy! This is a CLASSY joint.” Waves his arm and say “Hey, waiter!”
Perfect.
That’s “moiduh ya”!
The boys are in a resturant, waiting to be served. Curly sees a waiter and puts two fingers in his mouth to whistle. Moe slaps him down (what else would he do?) and says “Not that way you dummy! This is a CLASSY joint.” Waves his arm and yells “Hey, waiter!”
Perfect.
My favorite exchange between Moe and Curly also happened verbatim between my ex-wife and me (she’d never seen the episode which made it even funnier):
Curly and Moe/Max and Ex run into each other.
Curly/Max: Why I oughta…!
Moe/Ex (with irate voice): You oughta what?!
Curly/Max (backing down): I oughta be more careful!
Curly: “I was as pure as the driven snow.”
Moe: “Yeah, but you drifted.” <smack!>