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• Marx, Leonard (Chico) 1887-1961 USA, New York - Hollywood.
• Marx, Adolph Arthur (Harpo) 1888-1964 USA, New York - Los Angeles.
• Marx, Julius Henry (Groucho) 1890-1977 New York - Los Angeles.
• Marx, Herbert (Zeppo) 1901-1979 New York - Palm Springs.
• The Marx Brothers, comedy actors, Chico pianist, Harpo harpist.
• Chico Marx.
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• Cocoanuts (1929) - Robert Florey / Groucho, Chico, Harpo, Zeppo Marx. ...
• Animal Crackers (1930) - Victor Heerman / Groucho, Chico, Harpo, Zeppo Marx. ...
• McLeod / Groucho, Chico, Harpo, Zeppo Marx. ...
• McLeod / Groucho, Chico, Harpo, Zeppo Marx. ...
• Duck Soup (1933) - Leo McCarey / Groucho, Chico, Harpo, Zeppo Marx. ...
• A Night at the Opera (1935) - Sam Wood / Groucho, Chico, Harpo Marx. ...
• A Day at the Races (1937) - Sam Wood / Groucho, Chico, Harpo Marx. ...
• At the Circus (1939) - Edward Buzzell / Groucho, Chico, Harpo Marx. ...
• Go West (1940) - Edward Buzzell / Groucho, Chico, Harpo Marx. ...
• The Big Store (1941) - Charles Riesner / Groucho, Chico, Harpo Marx. ...
• Love Happy (1949) - David Miller / Groucho, Chico, Harpo Marx.

• Harpo Marx.
• It's not known how Harpo got his name. ...
• Even the most cursory look at Beckett’s work by anyone familiar with the Marx Brothers would show that Beckett’s work is indebted to them, and Brother Harpo in particular. ...
• On the most obvious level, some of Beckett’s “Low Art” gags were stolen from Harpo. ...
• This scene is particularly reminiscent/a blatant rip-off from a very similar scene in the Marx Brothers’ 1933 classic, “Duck Soup”. In which Brothers Chico and Harpo confuse and annoy a Lemonade salesman by exchanging each other’s hats until they finally decide to set the salesman’s hat on fire.   Further more, the name of the Character of Lucky is very similar to any number of Harpo’s characters names (Wacky, Rusty, Punchy).
• It wasn’t only Harpo’s unique brand of Vaudevillian clownery and non-verbal wit that influenced Beckett, it runs deeper then that. Harpo, especially in later films, was nothing more then an abused mute, taking regular beatings (as a ploy for audience sympathy) from his employers/masters who demanded nothing less then complete servitude. ... Harpo was always lost in this world; despite the fact he was a clown, he couldn’t even fit in with circus freaks in At the Circus. ...

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• Harpo Marx .
• Harpo was born with the given name of Adolph on November 23, 1888 in New York City. During WW I Harpo wished to be called Arthur instead because it sounded too German. Harpo was the brother that never spoke in their movies. ... What most people don't know is that Harpo did speak in his early vaudeville days. ... He knew enough that Harpo was not meant to speak on stage, so he didn't write any lines for Harpo. After realizing he had no lines Harpo started to ad-lib. A critic of the local newspaper had this to say about the show, "Adolph Marx performed beautiful pantomime which was ruined whenever he spoke. " After that Harpo realized why he wasn't written into the script, so he kept quiet for most of the time, but there was one instance where, on the opening night of "Animal Crackers" Harpo tackled Margaret Dumont and started to tell her a "questionable" joke. ...
• Harpo lived an amazing life and this web page does not do justice to his life, so I suggest that all of you read his autobiography Harpo Speaks!. ...
• Harpo's career really took off after a wonderful review by the theater critic Alexander Woolcott. ...
• It took many, many years and a lot of advice from friends for Harpo to settle down and marry the love of his life, the beautiful Susan Fleming. They were happily married until Harpo's death on September 28, 1964 in L. ...
• When watching any of the Marx Brother's movies it is obvious to see that they were all very musically inclined. Chico could play the piano like a mad man (he never even practiced too hard), Harpo was able to play the Harp like an Angel!, Zeppo and Groucho were the main singers of the family. I bet that most people don't know that Harpo could never read music, he played everything by ear (even the many pills he had to take in the middle of the night for his heart condition). His son tried to teach him to read music, but Harpo was given an amazing gift. ...

• All about Harpo Marx.
• Harpo was born Adolph Marx on November 23, 1888. He joined the family act because his mother was looking to add to it just when Harpo had become unemployed. Harpo began to develop the pantomime for which he eventually became so well known, but his roles in their sketches involved speaking, until he read one review. The review complimented Harpo's excellent and hilarious pantomime style, but claimed the effect was completely spoiled when he spoke. Harpo realized he couldn't outtalk Groucho or Chico, and shouldn't even try. He never spoke another word on stage or in front of a camera, as a Marx Brother. Harpo's nickname came from the harp that he had worked into his act, and that he played in nearly every film. In 1949, Harpo wanted to make a solo film, like Groucho had with Copacabana. He devised the film Love Happy as a starring vehicle for himself, but when Chico was short on money and looking to take part, Harpo brought his brother in. Then the studio insisted that Groucho be included so they could sell it as a Marx Brothers movie. The film did poorly, because it was neither a full-fledged Marx Brothers film, nor a good picture by any standard.
• Unknown Marx Brothers, The (1993) (TV) (archive footage) .
• Harpo .
• aka Marx Brothers Go West (1940) .
• aka Marx Brothers at the Circus, The (1939) .

• Harpo Marx.
• Adolf "Arthur" Marx (Harpo) was born in 1888 and died in 1964 shortly after finishing his autobiography entitled Harpo Speaks. Harpo was blessed with his fathers dreamy creative streak. He also looked very much like his brother Chico, and in later life Chico would seduce women claming to be Harpo. Harpo played a mute man with a beat up top hat and a curly yellow wig. ... Harpo, like his grandmother, was a great harp player and played it many times in their movies. Destructive, wild, and crazy Harpo is a absolute riot to see in action. ...
• At age 18, Minnie Schoenberg married Sam Marx and had 6 children.
• Manfred Marx : died in infancy.
• Leonard (Chico) Marx : born March 22, 1887.
• Adolph (Harpo) Marx : born November 23, 1888.
• Julius (Groucho) Marx : born October 2, 1890.
• Milton (Gummo) Marx : born in 1897.
• Herbert (Zeppo) Marx : born in 1901.
• Harpo is probably my favorite Marx Brother. ... However, Harpo transcends his mute character's silence when he plays the harp. His harp solos in the middle of many of the Marx movies take you away to a differant place, away from the madcap comedy of the rest of the film. ...

• HARPO MARX.
• As a young autograph hound of 12 or so, I tracked down Harpo Marx.
• I knocked on his door and Harpo's wife Susan greeted me warmly and.
• invited me in, and Harpo did this sketch for me.
• You can see Elvis Presley's autograph showing thru Harpo's face above from the.

• Harpo Marx.
• Here is an incredible vintage signature and artwork from the legendary Marx Brother!!  Harpo has not only signed his name but he has sketched an image of himself playing the Harp. ...
• Note the photo with Harpo playing the HARP!.

• This is a list of important dates in the history of the Marx Brothers .
• 1885 Manfred born (dies in infancy (1888?) of tubercolosis) Mar 21, 1887 Leonard "Chico" Marx is born Nov 23, 1888 Adolph (later Arthur) "Harpo" Marx is born Oct 2, 1890 Julius Henry "Groucho" Marx is born Oct 23, 1892 Milton "Gummo" Marx is born Feb 25, 1901 Herbert "Zeppo" Marx is born 1909 The Three Nightingales: Groucho and Gummo are joined by Mabel O'Donell for this singing trio managed by Minnie Marx Jan 1910 Harpo joins The Three Nightingales to form The Four Nightingales Feb 1910 When joined by Minnie Marx and aunt Hannah Schickler The Four Nightingales become The Six Mascots; later Chico also joins to form Four Marx Bros. ... Johnstone, opens at the Casinos 1925 Film Too many kisses is released with Harpo in a supporting role. ... 1929 Gummo marries Helen von Tilzer; he adopts her two-year-old daughter, Kay 1929 Groucho's first book Beds is serialized in the magazine 'College Humor' Aug 3, 1929 Film The Cocoanuts released 1930 Robert, son of Gummo and Helen, born 1930 Groucho first book Beds published Sep 6, 1930 Film Animal Crackers released Jan 5, 1931 The Marxes appear in the London Palace Theatre Aug 31, 1931 Film Horse Feathers released Sep 19, 1931 Film Monkey Business released Nov 24, 1933 Film Duck Soup released 1934 Flywheel, Shyster and Flywheel Radio Show with Groucho and Chico 1934 Groucho appears in a revival of the play Twentieth Century 1934 Harpo tours Russia Nov 15, 1935 Film A Night at the Opera released Dec 7, 1935 Film La Fiesta de Santa Barbara released. Harpo's wig can be seen in Technicolor Jul 24, 1936 Film Yours For the Asking released Sep 28, 1936 Harpo marries Susan Fleming 1937 The film The King and the Chorus Girl, written by Groucho and Norman Krasna, appears Jun 11, 1937 Film A Day at the Races released 1938 Harpo and Susan adopt William (Billy/Bill) Woollcott; they later also adopt Alex, Jimmy and Minnie Sep 30, 1938 Film Room Service released 1939 The Kellog's Show on radio with Groucho and Chico Oct 20, 1939 Film At the Circus released Dec 6, 1940 Film Go West released 1941 until 1942 Groucho is a regular guest on The Rudy Vallee Show Jun 20, 1941 Film The Big Store released 1942 Groucho's book Many Happy Returns is published. It deals with income taxes 1943 Chico has his own band May 12, 1943 Film Stage Door Canteen released 1944 Zeppo and Marion adopt Timothy; later they also adopt Thomas 1944 Chico appears in the revue Take a Bow 1944 Harpo plays in The Man who came to Dinner 1944 Groucho starts a radio series The Pabst Show but is soon replaced by Danny Kaye 1946 Melinda, daughter of Groucho and Kay Gorcey, born May 10, 1946 Film A Night in Casablanca released May 30, 1947 Film Copacabana released Sep 27, 1948 The play Time for Elizabeth by Groucho and Norman Krasna opens on Brodway but only runs for 8 performances Mar 3, 1950 Film Love Happy released Dec 28, 1950 Film Mr. Music released 1951 Groucho starts his show You Bet Your Life which run until the 60's on radio and later also on TV Dec 1951 Film Double Dynamite released Jan 1952 Film A Girl in Every Port released 1953 The TV series College Bowl features Chico 1955 Harpo makes a guest appearance in Lucille Ball's show I love Lucy Aug 1957 Film Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter? released Nov 8, 1957 Film The Story of Mankind released. Chico, Harpo and Groucho appear in this film, but not together in one scene 1958 TV production Next to No Time with Chico 1959 Groucho's book Groucho and me is published. A highly fictional autobiography Mar 8, 1959 The TV film The Incredible Jewel Robbery is the last film to have three Marx Brothers Apr 1960 A TV production of The Mikado has Groucho as Koko 1961 Harpo's book Harpo speaks published Oct 11, 1963 Chico diesof arteriosclerosis Sep 28, 1964 Harpo dies after open heart surgery 1965 Groucho's book Memoirs of a Mangy Lover published 1967 Groucho's book The Groucho Letters published Dec 19, 1968 Film Skidoo released 1972 Solo concert with Groucho in Ames, Iowa 1972 Groucho receives the medal of Honour at the Cannes Film Festival 1972 at the Cannes Film Festival Groucho is made 'Commandeur des Arts et Lettres' by the French government May 1972 Solo concert with Groucho at Carnegie Hall in New York 1974 Groucho receives a Special Academy Award in recognition of a lifetime's achievement Jan 16, 1977 The Marxes are inducted to the Motion Picture Hall of Fame Apr 21, 1977 Gummo dies Aug 19, 1977 Groucho dies Nov 29, 1979 Zeppo dies of lungs cancer .

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• Harpo Speaks! by Harpo Marx, Rowland Barber, Susan Marx (Photographer), Bill Marx (Photographer).
• It details what it was like to grow up in the Marx household, how all of the brothers were pushed into show business by their mother, Minnie, how hard they worked for so many years at (barely) subsistance wages, how they entertained each other, grew up on the road, and in one night changed from a singing group to the first great 'screwball' comedy team. If you love clowns, or are interested in clowning, you want to read this book; it's a wonderful insight into clowning, what's funny and why, as well as some of the Marx Brothers' classic routines. It's also a wonderful insight into a man I would have loved to have known; Harpo Marx.
• To Marx Brothers fans who have yet to read this book: Put it off as long as you can, because once you are finished, you will wish you could read it again for the first time. Harpo's life was interesting in itself, but it also frequently intersected with the lives of other fascinating people, most notably his own brothers and drama critic Alexander Woolcott. Marx also was part of the legendary Algonquin Round Table; he's got plenty to say about that. ... " You'll never be able to watch a Marx Brothers movie again without looking for the Gookie!.
• The Marx Brother who never spoke--Harpo Marx--expounds upon his life and times in Hollywood and on the vaudeville stage in this funny, affectionate, and poignant autobiography as told to journalist Rowland Barber.
• Groucho and Me by Groucho Marx.
• Groucho Marx : And Other Short Stories and Tall Tales by Groucho Marx,.
• The Groucho Letters : Letters from and to Groucho Marx by Groucho Marx.
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• James Encyclopedia of Pop Culture > Article Sponsored Links Content provided in partnership with Print article  Tell a friend  Find subscription deals The Marx Brothers Gale Encyclopedia of Popular Culture by Robert E. ...
• The Marx Brothers comedy team was comprised of three brothers stage-named Groucho, Harpo, and Chico (though two other brothers, Gummo and Zeppo, were included in the act for brief periods) whose madcap antics and semi-slapstick routines earned them a reputation as some of the zaniest performers of their time, with frequent appearances in vaudeville, musical comedy, radio, and film. Two of the brothers, Groucho and Harpo, performed on television in later years: Harpo as a novelty entertainer and, most notably, Groucho as the host of his own game show, You Bet Your Life. Though never an enormous hit in their time, the Marx Brothers lived to see their reputation with critics and audiences grow to legendary proportions, and they are especially remembered for their appearances in much-revived films like Duck Soup (1933), A Night at the Opera (1935), and A Day at the Races (1936).
• The five Marx Brothers were born in New York City to Samuel, a tailor, and Minna Palmer Schoenberg Marx (the "Minnie" of the musical Minnie's Boys), an ambitious stage-mother type--her brother was Al Shean of the vaudeville comedy team Gallagher & Shean--who thought show business would provide opportunities for her sons. Reference sources disagree about the brothers' dates of birth, but Groucho's son, Arthur Marx, declares the following order in his 1988 memoir My Life with Groucho: A Son's Eye View: "Leonard (Chico) 1887; Arthur (Harpo) 1888; Julius (Groucho) 1890; Milton (Gummo) 1897; Herbert (Zeppo) 1901. " Chico died in 1961, Harpo in 1964, Groucho and Gummo in 1977, and Zeppo in 1979.
• In musical revues and stage shows throughout the 1910s and 1920s, the Marx Brothers began developing the comic personae they would later immortalize on film. ... Harpo Marx chased pretty girls, honked a toy horn, and erected a legend around the fact that he never spoke. ...

• MOOLIGHTING MARX.
• Well, it's just a good thing Harpo did not quit his day job because I, for one, am a big fan.
• HERALD SUN: FBI chief 'recruited' Harpo Marx .
• In the golden age of Hollywood, Harpo Marx was the definitive clown - a wild-haired mute in a dirty raincoat who chased women, sounding a loud horn.
• Yet the most anarchic of the Marx Brothers - in order of age, Chico, Harpo, Groucho, Gummo and Zeppo - was a secret agent for the US government. ... Edgar Hoover, the director of the FBI, was so impressed he wanted Harpo to work for him as well, according to US records to be released soon. ...
• Joseph Stalin, who was a fan, authorised a six-week tour of the Soviet Union for Harpo, a skilled harpist and mime who played with comedians across the country. ...
• At the end of the tour, Harpo told his family, he was asked by the US ambassador in Moscow to take home some "diplomatic mail", which he was instructed to conceal in his socks. ...
• Marx Brothers enthusiasts who heard these stories after Harpo's death in 1964 were unsure whether to trust them, but the records indicate there was more than a grain of truth in the comic's tale. ...

• Face of Comedy Depression Years Harpo Marx    .
• The silent Marx Brother is depicted in complementary colours placed in opposition with fine brushstrokes reminiscent of many illustrators from the 1930's. ...

• The Unknown Marx Brothers - a video review .
• The Unknown Marx Brothers: A Unique Look at Film's Most Original Comedy Legends, narrated by Leslie Nielsen.
• A very nice documentary on the Marx Brothers, one of the great clown comedy teams. Originally a 1993 PBS documentary, this is a well-done, 52-minute documentary on the Marx brothers, focusing on the 'big three' - Groucho, Chico, & Harpo, although Zeppo & Gummo are mentioned as well. It has some very nice private recollections by family and co-workers -- I especially enjoyed Bill Marx' re-creation of his father Harpo's 'gookie' look; I already knew the story from Harpo's autobiography, but it was interesting seeing the story.
• The documentary, narrated by Leslie Nielsen, includes some rare footage, including Harpo's "lost" movie premiere (a silent picture; we still don't get to hear Harpo speak :), as well as parts of a pilot episode of a TV series that never came about. ...
• For anyone who's a fan of the Marx brothers, or looking at behind the scenes information, it's well worth watching. ...
• Groucho and Me by Groucho Marx.
• Groucho Marx : And Other Short Stories and Tall Tales by Groucho Marx,.
• The Groucho Letters : Letters from and to Groucho Marx by Groucho Marx.
• Harpo Speaks!, by Harpo Marx.
• Memoirs of a Mangy Lover by Groucho Marx.

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• Los hermanos Marx.
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• Harpo Marx.
• Harpo Marx: «Portrait of a Non-Lady Harpist».
• Welcher Filmliebhaber kennt sie nicht, die merkwürdige und immer wieder überraschende Wendung der Dinge in den Marx-Brothers-Filmen: Eben noch gesteigerte, sich überschlagende Aktivität - ein Wortduell von Groucho und Chico beispielsweise, oder Harpo, laut hupend eine Blondine durch die Szene jagend - , da taucht völlig unmotiviert oder zumindest sehr «an den Haaren herbeigezogen» eine Harfe auf. Jedesmal hält man den Atem an, aber der ganze anarchische Klamauk hat ihr nichts an, ihr nicht, und dem Spieler Harpo nicht, der nun die Blondinen, Karotten und glücklicherweise auch seine Messersammlung vergisst, sich an die Harfe setzt, noch einmal mit den Augen rollt und spielt. ... - An der Harfe sei er am meisten er selbst, hat Harpo geäussert, das Andere, mit der Perücke und den Attributen, sei eher eine Rolle.
• Adolph Marx alias Harpo wurde im November 1893 in New York als dritter Sohn einer armen jüdischen Einwandererfamilie geboren. ... Die Rolle des Harfenisten hatte ihm die Mutter im Laufe der Tourneen zugedacht, um den Auftritten zu mehr Niveau zu verhelfen (Harpo: «The act needed more class, badly. ...
• Harpo Autodidakt.
• Über den Menschen, Komiker und Harfenisten gibt Harpos Autobiographie «Harpo speaks!» (auf deutsch «Harpo spricht!», Neuauflage 1992 in der Sammlung Luchterhand) einigen Aufschluss, vor allem über seine Perspektive der Welt: Das Leben stellt sich dem Komikbegabten hauptsächlich als eine Serie von witzigen Situationen und merkwürdigen Charakteren dar. Dazu gehören auch die Harfenanekdoten, die man als solche geniessen muss! Zum Beispiel die Geschichte mit dem Engel: Erst ein Plakat bei Woolworth mit dem klassisch-kitschigen Motiv: Engel mit Harfe auf Wolke, brachte Harpo darauf, auf welche Schulter das Instrument eigentlich gehört - nach etlichen Auftritten, versteht sich. Oder die vom ersten «klassischen» Unterricht: Der Harfenprofi liess sich die Stunde bezahlen, die damit verging, dass Harpo das ganze Repertoire seiner selbstgebastelten Technik vorführte. ... Den letzten Schliff gab Harpo aber sein musikstudierter Sohn Bill, der Harpos geniale Tricks um einen systematischen Ansatz erweiterte. ... Nach seiner Beschreibung besass Harpo eine geniale harmonische Begabung, gepaart mit dem völligen Fehlen der Empfindung für Rhythmus und Metrik.
• Nein, mit klassischen oder allzu schulmeisterlichen Massstäben kommt man dem Phänomen Harpo nicht auf die Spur - er wirkt in seinem Bereich, dem Film, in dem er uns auch nach seinem Tod 1964 erhalten geblieben ist. Und mit ihm die beste Waffe im Kampf gegen das Harfenklischee: Wann auch immer die Platitüde über blonde Engel an der Harfe auftaucht, stelle ich die Frage: Kennen Sie Harpo Marx?.
• Quel cinéphile ne connaît-il pas l’étrange et surprenant glissement des événements dans les films des Marx-Brothers? En plein milieu d’une scène nerveuse et animée, un duel verbal entre Groucho et Chico ou une scène durant laquelle Harpo poursuit une blonde et où une harpe apparaît soudain, surgie de nulle part ou du moins sans raison vraiment plausible. A chaque fois les spectateurs retiennent anticipativement leur respiration, mais la farce n’affecte ni Harpo, ni sa harpe; Harpo, qui oubliant alors sa blonde, les carottes et - heureusement - sa collection de couteaux, s’assied à sa harpe, fait rouler ses yeux et commence à jouer. ... A un autre niveau, le jeu de Harpo correspond à son comportement bizarre qui réduit constamment l’action du film à néant. ... Harpo disait qu’il jouait la plupart du temps de la harpe lui-même, mais que l’autre, là, avec la perruque et les accessoires n’était qu’un rôle.

• Harpo Marx: The Spy Herald Sun: FBI chief 'recruited' Harpo 23dec02 Who knew?. ...
• Harpo Marx: The Spy.
• Herald Sun: FBI chief 'recruited' Harpo 23dec02 .

• Harpo, she's a lovely person. ... Oscar Levant, to Harpo Marx upon meeting Harpo's fiancee .

• SILENT PANIC! HARPO MARX & THE GOLDEN AGE OF TELEVISION.

• Harpo Marx.
• Adolph Arthur Marx, known as Harpo Marx, (November 23, 1888 - September 28, 1964) was one of the Marx Brothers. His trademarks were that he never talked in any of the Marx brothers films, that he played the harp, and that he frequently used props in sight gags — for instance, in one film he pulls a candle burning at both ends from inside his coat. ...
• In January of 1910, Harpo joined two of his brothers to form The Three Nightingales. When the Marx Brothers were playing in vaudeville, Harpo was inspired to develop his "silent" routine after reading a review of one largely adlibed performance. The theater critic wrote, "Adolph Marx performed beautiful pantomime which was ruined whenever he spoke". ...
• Harpo changed his name to Arthur during World War I because he thought Adolph was "too German". ...
• Harpo married actress Susan Fleming on September 28, 1936. ...
• Harpo was good friends with theater critic Alexander Woollcott and because of this became a regular member of the Algonquin Round Table. Harpo, who was quiet in his personal life, said his main contribution was to be the audience of that group of wits. ...
• In 1955, Harpo made a memorable appearance on Lucille Ball's popular sitcom, I Love Lucy. ...
• In 1961, Harpo published his autobiography, Harpo speaks. ...
• On September 28, 1964, Harpo died after open heart surgery. ...

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