What had them nervously mewling was the famous mirror scene from the 1933 Marx Brothers comedy “Duck Soup.” The pantomime, for the unlucky few who haven’t seen it, involves Groucho Marx ...

On March 8, 1959, Groucho, Chico and Harpo appeared on-screen together for the last ... the three best-known members of the Marx Brothers comedy troupe appeared together on television for the last ...

From Zoolander to Borat, the characters may be dumb, but don't go thinking the stupid funny movies themselves are too.

Brothers Leonard, Adolph, Julius, Milton, and Herbert Marx were born into a performing family. Their mother, Meine Shoenberg ...

The Firesign Theater, the young set’s pet comedy troupe, called their second album “All Hail Marx and Lennon,” with Groucho’s photo next to John’s. There were books aplenty, a Fields ...

Comic actor Frank Ferrante began his infatuation with Groucho Marx in the 1970s, when he was around 9 years old. "I saw ‘A Day at the Races' - I'd never seen anything like it," said Ferrante, 47 ...

No score or book could ever be found for ‘I’ll Say She Is,’ the comedy troupe’s 1924 Broadway debut. But that didn’t stop actor and Marx Brothers aficionado Noah Diamond from re-creating ...