1. The Tootsy-Frootsie Ice Cream skit from "A Day at the Races"
and
2. The contract skit from "A Night at the Opera".
"That? Oh, that. That's just a sanity clause. That's in every contract."
"You can't fool me ... there ain't no Sanity Clause".
Posted on 04/11/2017 8:28:30 PM PDT by Ciaphas Cain
Around NYC?
This is a friendship that should have happened long ago :)
I LIVE HERE!
Got your email and can’t wait to read it.
You could be a left winger and we’d be pals. :)
MARXism overcomes Republicanism every time!!! :)
I looked at ALL my CDs, and I have all of them except that one. Big Store, Go West, and some others i’ve never watched fully.
You probably ought to watch Love Happy once to say you've seen all their work, but I will quote again Joe Adamson's remark: "Love Happy would have been the high point of any other comedy team's career, and everyone involved with it wishes it were."
And two hard-boiled eggs. (Honk!)
www.facebook.com/illsaysheis
www.youtube.com/user/marxfest100
www.timeout.com/newyork/theater/marxfest
http://www.marx-brothers.org/marxology/story.htm
and two hard boiled eggs!!!! lol
Like 200 of them lol
They all spill out of the room when Dumont opens the door. One of the funniest scenes ever
Didn’t know about Marxfest :)
1. The Tootsy-Frootsie Ice Cream skit from "A Day at the Races"
and
2. The contract skit from "A Night at the Opera".
"That? Oh, that. That's just a sanity clause. That's in every contract."
"You can't fool me ... there ain't no Sanity Clause".
Not to mention all those people.
“Is my Aunt Minnie in there?”
My Aunt Minnie lol!!!
Do you want a manicure?
“No. Come in!”
and two boiled eggs.
Just expect this post every now and then :)
Soothsayer lol
haha....Groucho was the King...
He joined brother Gummo (who was also a funny guy) in his talent agency. Shortly thereafter, Groucho received a proposal that he, Harpo, and Chico didn't want to do, so he told them to "Talk to my agents."
"Who are your agents?"
"The Marx Brothers."
Zeppo was an inventor, as well, and a good businessman. A man of many talents. (And a few marriages.)
Can you match the Brothers with their given names?
1. Groucho
2. Harpo
3. Chico
4. Zeppo
5. Gummo
a. Milton
b. Julius
c. Adolf, later Arthur
4. Herbert
5. Leonard
Here you go:
https://www.amazon.com/Love-Happy-Groucho-Marx/dp/B0002235M6
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_Happy
http://www.marx-brothers.org/watching/film/Love_Happy.htm
Check post 51. Can you match them?
Adolph?!?!
Not a one!!!!
I don’t want to think of them as anything else but their stage names :)
Pathetic for a 49 yer old :)
NOW to get to question that has plagued me for ages!!
“you haven’t got a breeder’s guide??!??!
“Not so loud. I don’t want it to get out that I don’t have a breeder’s guide. Even my best friends don’t know that I dont have a breeder’s guide!”
IS THIS the FUNNIEST “dirty” joke ever told without curse words or is there ANY chance Groucho didn’t mean for it to come across like that?
He had to, right? :)
I DIE laughing every time I hear that line..:)
“here’s your florida call mr whitmore” :)
See 45 :)
Er, I mean 54 :)
He changed it in the 1930s. (I wonder why???)
“Are you sure you have everything, Otis?”
“I’ve never had any complaints yet.”
The state of Georgia excised that line.
Anyone want to take a shot?
Can you match the Brothers with their given names?
1. Groucho
2. Harpo
3. Chico
4. Zeppo
5. Gummo
a. Milton
b. Julius
c. Adolf, later Arthur
4. Herbert
5. Leonard
How did you know that? I’m a film buff but you seem like a film AND history buff of the Marx Brothers.
I know NOTHING outside of their movies.
Jealous. :)
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