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• These are all true Groucho Marx anecdotes garnered from "The Portable Curmudgeon" compiled by Jon Winokur. ============================================================ Groucho Marx was having problems sexually (premature ejaculation). ... When asked later whether it worked, Groucho replied, "I came rubbing the stuff on. " ============================================================ A guest on Groucho Marx's "You Bet Your Life" television show was a woman who had given birth to twenty-two children. ... "I love my cigar too," Groucho said, "but I take it out once in a while. ...

• Julius "Groucho" Marx, 1890 - 1977.
• Where to start with the incredible wit and wisdom of Groucho Marx? The man is nearly as quotable as Mark Twain or William Shakespear. ...
• An insight into Groucho's sense of fair play.
• When the Marx Brothers were completing their film, "A Night in Casablanca", they were contacted by Warner Bros. ... Warner said that the Marx Brothers couldn't make a film with Casablanca in the title because Warners had made a film with that name already, and the two names would get confused. Warner threatened to pursue an injunction against the Marx Brothers' film unless they promised to change the name.
• Groucho responded personally to Jack Warner. ... owned the word Casablanca, then the Marx Brothers couldn't use it in the name of their film.
• own that word too? Groucho claimed that since he and his brothers were professionally known as the Marx Brothers long before the Warner Brothers were professionally known as Warner Bros. ...
• Groucho's Best Pick-Up Line:.
• "If I told you that you had a beautiful body, would you hold it against me?" Groucho Deals with Anti-Semitism.
• Groucho and his family were once denied membership in an exclusive country club because he was Jewish. ... Finally, Groucho declined a membership on his own grounds: "I would never join an organization that would accept me as a member!" Return to The Mausoleum .

• Other Marx Brothers Web Pages .
• When I first created these pages back in 1994, you couldn't find a single Marx fan site anywhere on the Web. ...
• The other Marx sites that I know of are (in no particular order): .
• Stefan Timphus' The Marx Brothers .
• Rick C's The Groucho Zone .
• Bradley Main's Groucho Marx Slept Here! .
• La página Web de los Hermanos Marx (in Spanish) .
• Rolf Cleis's Die Marx Brothers (in German) .
• Kim Bruno's Groucho Marx .
• Kaelin's The Marx Brothers - Duck Soup Wavs .
• Laurent Aupetit's Marx Brothers quiz (in French) .
• FatJack's The Marx Brothers .
• Christoph Windpassinger's Meine Marx Brothers Zitate .
• Bob Black's Theses on Groucho Marxism .
• "Los Hermanos Marx - La página de Miguel" (in Spanish) .
• Marx Brothers in Print .

• Cigar Afficionado Archives - "Groucho"s Secret Word was Enjoyment" Cover story from Spring, 1993 issue of Cigar Afficionado. Written by Groucho"s son Arthur.
• Groucho Marx: The Writer - Excerpts from "The Groucho Letters".
• Com - Site created by Groucho impersonator Frank Ferrante and Groucho"s son Arthur Marx. ...
• Humorous Quotes of Groucho Marx - A list of quotes attributed to Groucho Marx.
• Molecular Expressions: The Silicon Zoo - Groucho Marx - Photo of Groucho wireframe image. ...
• My Acid Trip with Groucho - Article "My Acid Trip with Groucho" which appeared in the February, 1981 issue of High Times magazine. ...
• The Inimitable Marx Brothers - Quotes, pictures, RealAudio, MP3s. ... Although this site is dedicated to all five brothers, it concentrates primarily on Groucho.
• The One, The Only, Groucho! - Part of the TV Party site, these pages provide information about Groucho"s long running quiz show "You Bet Your Life" and coverage of Groucho"s later televsion appearances in the 1960"s and "70"s. ...
• The Random Groucho Marx Quotes Page - Page randomly selects from 40 Groucho quotes.

• By:Groucho Marx Topic: Funny (50)All people are born alike -- except Republicans and Democrats. By:Groucho Marx Topic: Funny (50)Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana. By:Groucho Marx Topic: Funny (50)I find television very educating. ... By:Groucho Marx Topic: General (43).

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• Animal Crackers  1930  Groucho Marx  Captain Jeffrey T. ...
• Monkey Business  1931  Groucho Marx  A Stowaway .
• The House That Shadows Built  1931  Groucho Marx   .
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• Horse Feathers  1932  Groucho Marx  Professor Quincy Adams Wagstaff .
• Duck Soup  1933  Groucho Marx  Rufus T. ...
• A Night at the Opera  1935  Groucho Marx  Otis P. ...
• Yours For the Asking  1936  Groucho Marx  Sunbather (extra) .
• A Day at the Races  1937  Groucho Marx  Doctor Hugo Z. ...
• Room Service  1938  Groucho Marx  Gordon Miller .
• At the Circus  1939  Groucho Marx  J. ...

• The Essential Groucho .
• by Groucho Marx and Stefan Kanfer.
• Groucho Speaks.
• Reviewing The Essential Groucho is much like reviewing Groucho Marx himself. If, like me, you are fascinated and amused by Groucho, then these excerpts from the many aspects of his career will be both welcome and delightful. But if, somehow, Groucho's brand of double entendre non sequiturs and deadpan irreverence leaves your funny bone untickled, then not only is there no hope for you but you will fail -- absolutely fail, with no chance to appeal your grade -- to enjoy this Groucho primer, a book of such deadly humor that its author and subject has been dead since 1977.
• The Essential Groucho opens with an introduction by its compiler, Stefan Kanfer (also the author of the biography, Groucho: The Life and Times of Julius Henry Marx), who opines that Groucho's influence on humor and culture is so pervasive that "We are all Marxists now. ... Nevertheless, Groucho's iconoclastic wit has certainly left a stamp on Western humor and certainly his style and image have passed into 20th-century mythology as much as Elvis Presley (who died the same week Groucho did), Marilyn Monroe, or Albert Einstein.
• The Essential Groucho showcases Groucho's presence and success as a stage performer, film actor, comic writer, media personality, radio star and television host. In that spirit, it is divided in the following sections: dialogue excerpts from stage productions, feature films and radio serials; correspondence taken from The Groucho Letters; reprints of feature articles on Groucho and his brothers from Time Magazine and The New York Times; a selection of his comic prose for various periodicals; and, finally, snippets of banter from Groucho's long-running radio and television game show, You Bet Your Life.
• The opening and closing sections -- the excerpts from stage, film, radio and TV -- display Groucho's most famous incarnation: the wielder of merciless non sequiturs and irreverently unsentimental quips. In this era of videotapes, laserdiscs and DVDs, the Marx Brothers films may be easy to see, but it is still nigh impossible to directly experience You Bet Your Life or the radio serial Flywheel, Shyster, and Flywheel, so excerpts from these non-filmic sources are especially welcome. (For readers wanting more than the snippets of the serial offered here, the complete scripts were made available in the gorgeously produced 1988 book Flywheel, Shyster, and Flywheel: The Marx Brothers' Lost Radio Show. ...
• My favorite section of The Essential Groucho is "Freelancing," which reprints Groucho's comic prose. ... Bader's definitive collection of Groucho prose, Groucho Marx and Other Short Stories and Tall Tales, but it was a delight to reread them in the context of Groucho's other incarnations. ... Groucho isn't as well-known as a prose humorist as he is as a comic performer and it's a shame. Perhaps this selection, presented in the context of Groucho's lifetime of achievements, will help redress the balance a bit.

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• Book Review: Groucho Marx and the Broadway Murders.
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• Series: Groucho Marx # 3.
• In 1939 his film career may be tanking (wait till the debut of At the Circus), but Groucho Marx and his friend, writer Frank Denby, have solved murder mysteries. Because of his reputation as an amateur sleuth extraodinaire, Mobster Vince Salermo wants Groucho and Frank to investigate the gangland-like murder of Nick Santantorio. Groucho and Frank politely say no because they are both heading to Manhattan for different reasons. ... Groucho heads to Broadway to perform in the Mikado. ... Someone tries to kill Markham and only the fortunate insomnia of Groucho saves his life. However, Markham tells Groucho and Frank to mind their business, which the two nonprofessional detectives agree to do. ... The police lean towards Dian's spouse and only Frank and Groucho, with a little help from Jane, try to prove otherwise. GROUCHO MARX AND THE BROADWAY MURDERS is a humorous and irritating historical mystery. The story line is engaging, but the non-stop wisecracking from Groucho and imitated by Frank can become an irritant. ...

• Born Julius Henry Marx in 1890, Groucho was the third of five sons born to poor immigrant parents Sam and Minnie Marx. ...
• Straight from the streets of New York's upper Eastside, Groucho was thrust onstage at age 15 as one third of the singing Leroy Trio. Eventually, brothers Harpo, Chico, Gummo and Zeppo joined the act that began as the singing "Four Nightingales" and evolved into the world's funniest vaudeville act known as the Marx Brothers.
• After twenty years of touring their act all over the country, the Marx Brothers finally hit paydirt with a musical comedy called "I'll Say She Is. ... We've never seen anything like the Marx Brothers. " "I'll Say She Is" moved to Broadway in 1924 and was an instant sensation legitimizing the Marx Brothers as world class talents. Two more Broadway hits followed - "The Cocoanuts" and "Animal Crackers" introducing audiences to Groucho's most renowned incarnation "Captain Spalding, the African Explorer. ...
• In 1930, Groucho and his brothers moved to Hollywood and changed the face of film comedy forever. ... The Four Marx Brothers appeared on the cover of Time Magazine in1932.
• As a solo, Groucho launched a career on radio and television with his Emmy Award winning work as the host of the comedy quiz show "You Bet Your Life. ... Groucho was a major fixture in 1950's television with his "secret woid" and a duck that dropped from the sky to pay wacky contestants "an extra hundred dollars. ...
• In the late 1960's, a renewed interest in the anarchic hijinks of the Marx Brothers swept across the nation - particularly among college age students. Fortunately, Groucho Marx survived long enough to experience his renaissance. He made TV appearances, performed at Carnegie Hall at age 82 and received a special Academy Award in 1974 for the brilliant and unequalled achievements of the Marx Brothers.

• Los hermanos Marx en español: biografia, peliculas, citas, fotos, sonidos, mp3, videos, articulos, libros, chat, foro, enlaces y mas. ...
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• It could be said that in this episode Groucho Marx operates as a Hollywood-style Scarlet Pimpernel, with a repertoire of outrageous puns covering the steely, daring life of a counterspy. But, as Groucho might retort, his cover is at the dry-cleaner, and, besides, Groucho is not one to hide his light under any bushel (even one of stuffed clams). ...
• His widow refuses to believe that her husband shot himself, and persuades Groucho and Frank to look further. ... Here is where Groucho proves his genius as a detective--he seizes on the clue that reveals the death to be murder.
• Groucho and Frank are attacked; Frank is shot at (but not hit); Groucho is hit (but not shot at; just knocked to the floor by the fleeing assailant). ...
• In a romp made delightful in spite of spies, murders, and occasional dire peril, Goulart uncannily resurrects the most garrulous Marx brother and his unique brand of patter. The Groucho Marx of these stories is the next best thing to the capering of the late comedian himself, and a happy gift to everyone who remembers him fondly as well as those meeting him for the first time. ...
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• Groucho Marx, Private Eye.
• Author Ron Goulart has had the audacity to take an icon of Western comedy -- Groucho Marx -- and put him to work as a sleuth. Can we believe that behind those bushy eyebrows, big nose, glasses, and greasepaint mustache is the cool, calculating mind of a master crime solver? That the late, great Groucho, whose movie roles took him from safari jacket to doctor's smock to golfer's tweeds, could just as easily have inhabited a detective's trademark trench coat and fedora?.
• I started reading Groucho Marx, Private Eye with misgivings, doubtful that its humor would be anywhere near the caliber of Marx Brothers film classics such as Duck Soup (1933) or A Night at the Opera (1935). ... This is not the ensemble Groucho, indulging in rapid-fire word play and wild slapstick with his brothers as they lay waste to drawing rooms, racetracks, and cruise ships. But this is the wisecracking, irrepressible Groucho, host of the 1950s TV game show You Bet Your Life, in which he pried into his guests' lives in much the style of a persistent gumshoe.
• Kaminsky's 1978 mystery You Bet Your Life was probably the first time Groucho Marx (along with his brothers Harpo and Chico) appeared in a comedic crime caper, but he didn't have his first solo outing until Goulart's 1998 book Groucho Marx, Master Detective. ...
• He has the fictional Groucho starring in a LA-based radio series (a job the real Groucho had mid-career, between his New York stage work and Hollywood films). As in Master Detective, this new book's narrator is Frank Denby, the radio show's scriptwriter and Groucho's partner in crime solving. ...
• "Not only is the game afoot," Groucho assures Frank as they embark on their case, "but my foot's a little gamy. ...
• You can almost see Sherlock Holmes recoiling with a grimace that would outdo Groucho's famed straight-woman, Margaret Dumont, at her most indignant.
• Groucho fans will enjoy a chance to see their man come to life in a very plausible role (one which has the authorization of the late comedian's estate). For mystery readers, the pleasant surprise of this book is not the Groucho character, but Goulart's neatly crafted plot. The first half of the book is thick with 1940s period characters -- a rich widow, a corrupt cop, Denby's beautiful girlfriend, the pompous pudding manufacturer who sponsors Groucho's radio program -- but by the second half you realize that Goulart has got quite a game afoot, indeed.
• Polly Pilgrim, the bratty teenaged starlet who sings on Groucho's show, asks him to investigate when her mom is arrested and charged in the murder of Dr. ... " Young Polly convinces Groucho that her mother, a star-turned-alcoholic, has been framed. In order to clear her name, Groucho and Denby must find the real murderer.

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• Julius "Groucho" Marx was the most famous of the Marx Brothers, a landmark comedy team of vaudeville and the movies. The Marx Brothers' witty, irreverent wordplay and clever physical gags made them some of the world's biggest movie stars during their heyday in the 1920s and 1930s. Groucho was the ringleader in the group's routines, cracking wise and waggling his eyebrows over his signature greasepaint moustache. His brothers included fellow stars Chico (Leonard Marx, 1886-1961) and Harpo (Adolph Marx, 1888-1964), plus two brothers who made more rare appearances: Gummo (Milton Marx, 1897-1977) and Zeppo (Herbert Marx, 1901-1979). The Marx Brothers' movies included Animal Crackers (1930), Duck Soup (1932) and A Night At the Opera (1935); often the actress Margaret Dumont served as a stuffy foil for their antics. Groucho became a solo success when he hosted the game show You Bet Your Life on radio and television from 1947-1961. ...
• Among those who wrote routines for the Marx Brothers were S. ... In his last years Groucho was guided by a secretary and companion, Erin Fleming, eventually leading to a legal battle with his family in which she was ousted as his guardian. ... Marx is no relation to philosopher Karl Marx. ...
• Other film comedians of Marx's era included Charlie Chaplin, Bob Hope, Buster Keaton and Harold Lloyd.
• Groucho Marx Slept Here!.
• A fan's fond salute to Groucho and his brothers.
• The All Movie Guide: Groucho Marx.
• Fine recap of his career, with a filmography and links to even more on the Marx Brothers.
• A slow-loading report on Groucho's old show, from an archived edition of the Yesterdayland site.

• Mayo; Buch: Joseph Fields, Roland Kibbee; Kamera: James van Trees; Musik: Werner Janssen; Darsteller: die Marx Brothers u. ...
• Auf der Suche danach meucheln abgefeimte Nazi-Spione mehere Geschäftsführer des hauses - bis Groucho Marx die Stelle übernimmt. ...
• Messerscharfe Pointen und haarsträubender Unsinn ergänzen sich zu einem Meisterwerk des bösen Humors, wenn die Marx Brothers fünf Jahre nach "Bogey" in Casablanca einfallen, um den Nazis endgültig den Garaus zu machen--oder ihnen wenigstens das Toupet zu stehlen.

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• Groucho Marx was the pivot of the legendary Marx Brothers. ...
• Cigar Afficionado Archives - "Groucho's Secret Word was Enjoyment" Cover story from Spring, 1993 issue of Cigar Afficionado. Written by Groucho's son Arthur .
• Groucho Marx: The Writer - Excerpts from "The Groucho Letters" .
• Com - Site created by Groucho impersonator Frank Ferrante and Groucho's son Arthur Marx. ...
• Humorous Quotes of Groucho Marx - A list of quotes attributed to Groucho Marx. ...
• Molecular Expressions: The Silicon Zoo - Groucho Marx - Photo of Groucho wireframe image. ...
• My Acid Trip with Groucho - Article "My Acid Trip with Groucho" which appeared in the February, 1981 issue of High Times magazine. ...
• The Inimitable Marx Brothers - Quotes, pictures, RealAudio, MP3s. Although this site is dedicated to all five brothers, it concentrates primarily on Groucho. ...
• The One, The Only, Groucho! - Part of the TV Party site, these pages provide information about Groucho's long running quiz show "You Bet Your Life" and coverage of Groucho's later television appearances in the 1960's and '70's. ...
• The Random Groucho Marx Quotes Page - Page randomly selects from 40 Groucho quotes. ...

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• Monday October 12, 1998 The FBI reports on Marxism -- the Groucho kind.
• So when Groucho Marx wiggled those eyebrows and cracked wise about the Establishment, a few Establishment eyebrows went up as well. ...
• With the unintentional humor of a Marx brothers villain, the bureau is still withholding several pages "in the interest of national defense or foreign policy. ...
• "In 1953, the FBI was told by one of their confidential informants that Groucho was a member of the Communist Party and they decided to do a full review," said Jon Wiener, a professor of history at the University of California, Irvine, who acquired the files through the Freedom of Information Act. ...
• "Getting the files on Marx was a kind of shot in the dark. ... "We recently settled most of the issues in that case so I thought, 'After Lennon, why not Marx?"' .
• The son of Jewish immigrants, Marx grew up in turn-of-the-century Manhattan, in a world where socialism was about as subversive as the Sabbath. ...
• In 1953, the House Un-American Activities Committee pressured Groucho through Jerry Fielding, bandleader for the comedian's TV game show "You Bet Your Life. ...
• Fieding, who had been tagged as a Communist sympathizer in Walter Winchell's syndicated column, would later say the committee wanted him to name Groucho as a fellow traveler. Fielding refused and the show's sponsor, DeSoto-Plymouth Dealers of America, persuaded Groucho to fire him. ...
• "That I bowed to sponsors' demands is one of the greatest regrets of my life," Marx wrote years later. ...
• According to the FBI files, Groucho's alleged offenses date back to a 1934 article in the Communist Party newspaper the Daily Worker. ...
• In the '40s, Groucho attended a benefit concert for Soviet war relief, helped sponsor a fundraiser for the liberal magazine The Nation and opposed United Nations recognition for the fascist government of Spain. ...
• "You Bet Your Life" was a popular program, but the Groucho files are filled with letters from unhappy viewers in the '50s and '60s. One letter complained that when a guest told Groucho he was a former pugilist and bootlegger, the comedian responded, "You mean you were a bootlegger for the FBI?" Another writer observed that "Groucho Marks" had referred to the United States as "the United Snakes" and was friendly with another alleged Communist sympathizer, Charlie Chaplin. ...
• There's no indication that Groucho's career was affected, but the FBI did take him seriously. One internal memo -- noting Groucho's real name was Julius H. Marx -- was initialed by six officials, and J. ...

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