However, their ostensibly mundane responsibilities take an unexpected turn when they inadvertently incite pandemonium within the inner sanctum of B. O. Botswaddle, the discerning curator entrusted with evaluating scripts for the forthcoming magnum opus, Jilted in the Jungle.

Despite the chaos ensuing from their inadvertent actions, a serendipitous turn of events transpires as Curly, through a display of physical comedy replete with an uncanny impersonation of a chicken with its head cut off, captivates Botswaddle's attention.

Botswaddle identifies Curly as the embodiment of a primeval archetype, colloquially known as the "missing link", thereby elevating the trio from custodial obscurity to the forefront of cinematic recognition.

Accompanied by Moe and Larry, Curly embarks on a cinematic journey that leads them to the lush expanses of Africa, where the verdant tapestry of the jungle provides the backdrop for their artistic pursuits.

However, the tranquility of the nocturnal hours is punctuated by an encounter with the untamed denizens of the wilderness, as a curious lion's foray into their encampment prompts a hasty retreat of the Stooges.