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How mhch water does harpo drink?

"Night at the Opera"?

Telling my kids this was Fidel Castro.

Groucho= I'm gonna go arrange Your Bail. 😂

The quips that Groucho interjects are the gold in this sequence..."I'll go out and arrange your bail."

Italo Balbo at the Chicago City Hall, 1933.

I'm going to go and arrange your bail.

You cannot put emphasis how great Marx Brothers were

Best film. Ever made

I loved in the Argentina building 1964 or 1965, don’t remember, I was 5, went to PS 206…It was a great place for kids, I remember jumping off of my friends 1st floor terrace, and all the people came running, I was fine, but they took me to the luncheonette to wait for my parents, they were buying me ice cream, and the “dollar” toys on the rack, and then I saw my mother coming out of the corner of my eye, and knew I was in deep trouble, she waiting to get me home, and “tanned my hide” good! What do they say about negative attention😂😂Yes, indeed those were the good old days!! And by the way, Fred Trump wanted that property desperately, my dad said he would have never have built the quality apartments Sam LeFrak built! Joanne Dunne

Yes, I am a Marxist 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

"Tell them you're not here." "What if they don't believe me?" "They'll believe you when you start talking."

Classic clips of a very different world. And funny too!

What an interesting prop glass Harpo has when the camera isn't zoomed in. It's funnel-shaped and very narrow on the inside to reduce the amount that he had to drink I guess.

Wow, this classic Marx Brothers clip is SO funny....Chico saying, "we got 3 feet from landing and ran out of gas, then went back" is SO funny 🤣🤣 then 3rd time got 1/2 way and forgot the plane! 🤣

Production Companies: Warner Bros. (current owner) Turner Entertainment (current owner) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures (Distributor and Presentation) Marx Brothers Entertainment (copyright holder) Irving Thalberg Productions (production)

"Gentlemen? It gives me great pleasure to..." "Quiet!" Love Groucho's ubruptness!

Was there ever anything so wacky and hilarious?

Chico is classic, but to be honest, you can't pick a marx brother who is the funniest...they are all crazy

You really need to read Groucho's book;" GROUCHO and ME",....written by Groucho/Julius Marx himself,......nonstop HILARIOUS NONSENSE yet very intelligent humor from Vaudeville up into this TV days!.....best book you have ever read!...........

‘Talk fast! I see a man in the crowd with a rope.’

Marx Brothers are timeless. As long as there are anarchists in this world, there will be a place for them

This is one of Chico's best bits

God is love

CHRIST is the only way to heaven 🙏.

1:24 I’ve always wondered what this line from Groucho meant.

This is pool 2, not 3. You can tell by the starting dock on the far right side of the screen. Because of the shape of the pool, a wooden dock had to be built that would make all the lanes equal length. The dock was placed in the water for swim meets and then removed after the meet. Also, I'm not sure if pool 3 was operational in the summer of 1965. It may not have been until 1966.

"Talk fast. I see somebody in the crowd with a rope!"

Groucho is always so rude to everyone

Build the dam

I absolutely love everything about the Marx brothers films.

The Marx Brothers were proof you could make a good living being totally lunatics!

I remember competing in a swim meet in the summer of 1963! Those were the good old days! Maurice

Yes, we did and I won all in my age group for two years until Bojo from Yugoslavia joined the team. I swam freestyle and breast-stroke. The swim coach nicknamed me Roach and it stayed with me for many years.

This is so great to see. Thanks.

Still made more sense than the Biden-Trump debate.

The little head shakes that Harpo does at 2:15 when Chico says what they aren't going to do make this scene next level.

Ahh...but how are you going to arrange it? Front to left or right back?

"Of course, you know, this means war!" I can't wait to show this clip to my daughter so she sees where Bugs Bunny got a bunch of his material.

Of coarse you know, this means war!

Chico was a perfect foil for his brother Grouch, and companion for Harpo. I doubt we'll ever see such a trio of genius comedians again. I'll kick in a word for Zeppo as well, who actually wrote many of the gags these guys used. Robert Alda could sing, but he was definitely an outsider. Groucho once said, had Chico not been an addict to gambling, his mind was that of a mathematical calculator. Harpo could barely read, yet he could pick up any instrument and play it well within a few minutes. Groucho had the equivalent of several PhD's from the vast amounts of reading he did. Zeppo held numerous patents for machinery, and Gummo invented a foldable box for groceries! No flies on these boys.

watch the handle of the pitcher of water. Moves by itself.

"The three greatest aviators, but you notice they're traveling by boat..."

In Groucho's interview with Dick Cavett in 1969, Cavett asked him how the industry would remember his brother Chico, with whom he had performed for 40 years. Groucho thought a minute, then replied, "Well, he WAS the man who introduced gonorrhea to the Vaudeville circuit."

I'd have love to have been in the room with the script writers ; pure genius not puerile like modern comedy !! 😀

I had Chico's whole bit memorized when I was a kid.

I'm disappointed by the ending of this - they forgot to steal the microphones.

I would suggest you make your speech a little more direct than your brother's :-)

Was Harpo really mute?

I would suggest you make your speech a little more direct than your brother's, .