Opening-night festivities for the Denver Center Theatre Company's "Animal Crackers." This boisterous comedy about the theft of a valuable painting from a society dinner party is quintessential Marx Brothers mayhem. "Animal Crackers" plays through May 11 in the Stage Theatre at the Denver Performing Arts Complex. Call 303-893-4100 or go to www.denvercenter.org. Photo by John Moore.

"Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog it's too dark to read."

Groucho Marx

After two sailors (Marx & Bendix) are conned into buying a lame race-horse, they go ashore to sort out the problem, but when they realise that the horse is one of a pair of identical twins, their plan for revenge becomes more complicated.

Drawn by my Mom, 2004.

A very humanlike rock in Lerum, Sweden.

Quote by Groucho Marx.

- Groucho Marx

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Me, at my grandma's house, I think, around 1960.

That's my brother on the left, my dad on the right. There's a resemblance without the Groucho Marx glasses, but with them? Twins!

INDICE

5 - premessa

6 - la stanza

12 - ricognizioni

20 - il doppio del mondo

24 - il teatro e la scatola

30 - didascalie

32 - note e riferimenti

at a used bookstore, reykjavik

This was taken in Hillsboro on July 23, 2006

Here Harpo displays at the railway station demonstrates how, when they get out West, how he will shovel up the gold from the streets. The best scene comes at the end of the movie when they race the villain Red Baxter played by Robert Barrat on a train that runs out of fuel. Very funny.

Nurse 'n Groucho

Groucho as Dr Hugo Z.Hackenbush is conned by ice cream seller Chico in selling to him form books on horses in the race. Very cleverly done and a memorable scene.

This was also the 2nd appearance of Allan Jones.

When I first spotted these three lions or leopards on the medieval Old Market Hall in Shrewsbury, I thought they were three Groucho Marxes. Time for a visit to the opticians?

Groucho Marx

typographical portrait

by Kenneth Rougeau

This image is part of the TypeFace collection of text based portraiture.

Groucho Marx

- Mural of 2nd Street Sub Shop, Royal Oak, Michigan

groucho marx - portrait by leonardo dooderman

Times Square

USA, NY, New York City, Manhattan

Working back through old IPs that I missed or was too lazy to do at the time.

IP-55:

1 - a disguise

2 - shot in the bathroom

3 - monochrome

Groucho remonstrates with his Secretary Zeppo, playing Horatio Jamison

This has to be another of my personal favourites. The Villan here, a Nazi is played by Sig Ruman as Count Pfefferman alias Heinrich Stubel. Here Harpo cleaning his room manages to suck Sig's wig into the vacuum.

Então, fazia praticamente um mês que eu não tirava fotos.

Segunda-feira a Amanda me emprestou um livro chamado Jogador Número 1, que me fez me apaixonar ainda mais pelos anos 80. Meu pai me contava histórias sobre aqueles tempos que pareciam bem legais de se viver haha

E... só mais 53 páginas e eu termino o livro. :'|

c 2010 Renee Silverman

After a year of procrastination we finally used our free passes to Universal Studios. While in line for the backlot tour, we spent a little time chatting with Mr. Groucho Marx. I must admit, he looks pretty good for his age.

Groucho, Chico y Harpo se pelean en la recepción del hotel de "Los cuatro cocos" (1929). Fue la primera obra de teatro que los hermanos Marx llevaron al cine.

Groucho y Harpo, frente a frente en una de las escenas más recordadas de "Sopa de ganso" (1933). ¿Quién es quién?

James with all the gear.