June Gittelson (1910-1993) remains a beloved figure among collectors of classic cinema, particularly for her memorable roles in early sound films. With over 70 appearances between 1928 and 1945, her standout performance as Minnie in the Three Stooges short "False Alarms" (1936) showcases her talent for comedic timing and physical humor. This film is a must-have for collectors, not only for Gittelson’s unforgettable portrayal of a man-hungry character but also for its place in the Stooges' legacy, making it a staple in any home video library. Her appearances in other notable Three Stooges films like "Slippery Silks" (1936) and "Dizzy Doctors" (1937) further cement her status as a collector's gem. Gittelson’s unique screen presence and the era's charm make her films highly sought after, particularly among those who appreciate the nuances of early film history and the evolution of comedic portrayals in cinema. Collectors often seek her work to complete their Stooges collections, adding a touch of nostalgia and historical significance to their shelves.