Calling All Curs 1939

Garçon undergoes successful surgery

At the veterinary clinic, the Stooges perform a successful operation to relieve Garçon's discomfort and stabilize her condition. The procedure showcases their surgical skill and dedication to the canine patients. Mrs. Bedford's social circle takes notice of the care her prized poodle receives. Garçon begins to recover, and the clinic resumes its routine.

The Daily Star reporters express interest in featuring the clinic

Two seemingly benign reporters from The Daily Star approach the Stooges with a proposal to feature the clinic in their publication. They praise the care Garçon has received and show curiosity about the clinic's methods. The Stooges entertain the idea, flattered by the attention but wary of any strings attached.

Garçon disappears from the clinic

During the ongoing interactions with clients, Garçon vanishes from the clinic without a trace. A ransom note appears, allegedly written by the reporters, revealing a dognapping scheme behind the disappearance. The staff scramble to determine what happened while Mrs. Bedford grows anxious for her pet's safety.

Ransom note confirms dognapping plan

The ransom note makes the criminals' intentions clear and marks the emergence of a dognapping criminal operation. The Stooges realize they are dealing with real danger rather than a publicity stunt. Suspicion shifts to the two reporters, who suddenly seem less trustworthy.

Mrs. Bedford pleads and seeks action

Mrs. Bedford is distraught over Garçon's disappearance and implores the Stooges to bring her pet back safely. The Stooges vow to recover Garçon and protect her, setting aside publication concerns. They begin to act as both veterinarians and guardians against the looming threat.

Substitute dog arranged to stand in for Garçon

The Stooges orchestrate a ruse by disguising a substitute mutt as Garçon to mislead the dognappers. The plan aims to lure the criminals into the open and keep Garçon out of harm's way. The operation is risky and requires careful timing and coordination.

Disguise is exposed by Mrs. Bedford

Mrs. Bedford, with keen discernment, detects the ruse and questions the plan. The deception is unravelled under her watchful eye, forcing the Stooges to reconsider their approach. The setback heightens the tension as Garçon's safety remains uncertain.

Stooges confront risk of incarceration

Facing the imminent threat of legal trouble, the Stooges decide to pursue Garçon themselves rather than wait for authorities. They commit to a bold rescue mission that shifts the focus from publicity to protection. The city becomes a backdrop for a tense manhunt through its streets.

Desperate pursuit begins

The Stooges trail the dognappers, following faint clues and street-level leads through neighborhoods and alleys. The search tests their resolve as Garçon's fate hangs in the balance. Their determination grows as each lead narrows the possible locations.

Bloodhound tactic leads to the criminals' lair

Using the substitute mutt as a makeshift bloodhound, the Stooges track the criminals to their lair. A tense chase culminates in reaching a secured hideout where Garçon is being kept. The plan pays off as the criminals' defenses falter against the determined rescue party.

Final confrontation and rescue

A confrontation ensues inside the criminals' lair, and the Stooges overpower the dognappers. Garçon is rescued unharmed, and the criminals are brought to justice. The rescue restores Mrs. Bedford's faith in her beloved pet's safety and the Stooges' resolve.