Larry: Oh, boy, it sure feels good to be discharged at last.
The Stooges become discharged from the army and return to their fiancées. Only to discover, they've been dispossessed of their house, so it's up to the Stooges to find a home.- Bring It: Moe threatens to kill Larry if he lets go of the shotgun. Larry's response...Larry: Alright!
Moe: You wanna take that chance?! - Freeze-Frame Bonus: The apartment vacancy signs are all shown for about one second.
'''"NO VACANCY"
"ALL FULL"
NO VACANCIES"
"ALL FULL"
"ALL FULL"
NO VACANCIES"
"ALL FULL"
- Juggling Loaded Guns: Moe and Larry fight over a shotgun on who gets to shoot the chicken from the tree for dinner.
- Human Pack Mule: Curly, in the next scene, pulls the gang's car loaded with the girls' belongings after they were dispossessed.
- Murphy's Bed: This gag where Curly gets up and sleeps on the top is reused from "I Can Hardly Wait" and "In the Sweet Pie and Pie".
- Ripped from the Headlines: The Stooges' search for a home was based on the current problem of returning soldiers trying to find housing.
