Groucho Marx

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Julius Henry "Groucho" Marx (October 2, 1890 – August 19, 1977), was an American comedian and film star. He is famed as a master of wit. He made 15 feature films with his siblings, the Marx Brothers as well as a successful solo career, most notably as the host of the radio and television game show, You Bet Your Life.

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I'm Against It
Lydia The Tattooed Lady
Black Strap Molasses
Hooray for Captain Spaulding
Hello I Must Be Going
Lydia, The Tattooed Lady
Civil Defense Spot: Excellent Chances
Hello, I Must Be Going
Show One with Dorothy Kent & Bob Davis
Father's Day

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Show Me a Rose
Omaha, Nebraska
A Date After the Show
Dr. Hackenbush
Jerry's System For Dating Girls
Violin Solo, Jack Benny Tribute
My Family, How We Got Our Names
How I Got Started In Show Business
Uncle Herman, Chiropodist
Annie Berger
World War One, Vaudeville In Toronto
Strange Relatives - Uncle Julius
Oh, How That Woman Could Cook
Lydia the Tatooed Lady
Introduction - Dick Cavett
London Stories: Polish Officer Story
Palace Theatre: Sarah Bernhardt
Houdini Story
2nd World War Bond Tour
Poem From The Play "Animal Crackers"
Go West, Young Man
Willow, Tit-Willow
Toronto Song
Otto Kahn Story
Will Rogers, Baseball in Baltimore
Everybody Works But Father
Show Two with Etta Daley & Luther McCain
London Stories: Churchill & 2nd World War
Timbuctoo
Margaret Dumont, The Dowager In Our Films
Sampson And Delilah Story
How D'ye Do And Shake Hands
Palace Theatre: Fanny Brice/Swayne's Rats and Cats
Show Three with Valerie Koté & Mike Melufe
Thalberg Story - Garbo
Chico At Klauber Horn Co
Tough Chicago Critic Story
Music in "Cocoanuts" - Stay Down Here Where You Belong
Show Four with Bob Lampert & Roberta Vincent
Show Six with Viva Smith & David Ewan
Heaven's Above
T.S. Eliot Memorial: Laurence Olivier's Lap
W. C. Fields: Baby Leroy
Chico at Klauber Horn Co.
Show Five with Nora Broach & Glennwood Hines
Priests' Stories: Rome
The Inimitable Groucho
Overture - Medley from Marx Brothers Films
Show Seven with Ola Batsol & Harry Webster
You Bet Your Life
Everyone Says I Love You
Dr Hackenbush
Show Nine with Elmore Leopard & Amanda Willingham-Stuart
Show Ten with Frank Sullivan & Margaret Lindsey
Show Eight with Kenneth Anderson & Batsy Sherman
Show Eleven with Fred Smith & Helen Blair
Doctor Hackenbush
Hooray for Captain Spalding
Show Fourteen with Emma Zigler & Al Toribio
Show Thirteen with Mary Kuel & Eugene McCain Jr.
Go West, Young Man!
Show Seventeen with Henry Eagle & Hettie Klein
Show Twelve with Maddy Weldy & Bob Lowe
All That Mattered (Donga & Blake Edit)
Groucho's Speeches
Civil Defense Spot: Excellent Chances (1953)
Show Nineteen with Bill Hollanger & Martha Prendergast
Show Sixteen with Frances Richardson & Herman Cantor
T.S. Eliot Memorial: Laurence
Show Twenty-Two with Paul Shalfont & Jean Reynolds
Show Fifteen with Bernard Sampson & Robert Sewell
Show Eighteen with Jack Melbourne And Yvette Hoppis
As Some Day It May Happen
Music in "Cocoanuts" - George Kaufmann & Morrie Ryskind Story/ Always
W.C. Fields: Bee Bee Gun/ Prohibition
Groucho Has a Cold
Show Twenty with Christine Carson & Dan Metsker
Show Twenty-One with Stuart Bowles & Henrietta O'Dair
Priests' Stories: Plaza Hotel/ Montreal
Celebrating New Years Eve
Show Twenty-Three with Eugene Mojer & Joseph May
Heavens Above
Tough Chicago Critic
Tim-Buc-Too
Overtune - Medley from Marx Brothers Films
Hooray For Caption Spaulding
I'm Against It (1932)
I Want A Hippopotamus For Christmas
W.C. Fields: Beebee Gun/Prohibition
Groucho Marx Does His Thing

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