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Dawn Marie
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Thank you for joining me as I react to A Day at the Races for the first time. I hope you enjoy the video and my reaction!
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@ricochetjack7579
@ricochetjack7579 Год назад
Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog it's too dark to read. - Groucho Marx.
@carm3d
@carm3d Год назад
...and too moist.
@BeeWhistler
@BeeWhistler Год назад
Words to live by.
@erinesque1889
@erinesque1889 Год назад
I’d horsewhip you if I had a horse!
@joesky011
@joesky011 Год назад
That quote used to adorn the wall of a book shop in Brisbane. I used to laugh every time I walked by it.
@luvthetube07
@luvthetube07 Год назад
Just one more thing, before she passed, I met Maureen O'Sullivan who played the owner of the sanitarium (she is best known as Jane in the Tarzan movies). She said the Marx Brothers were kind, but just as funny off camera as on.
@truthtransistorradio6716
@truthtransistorradio6716 2 месяца назад
I saw an interview with her. Apparently, Groucho had the hots for her, but she didn't like funny men.
@luvthetube07
@luvthetube07 2 месяца назад
I understand 👍🏾 😅
@stevensprunger3422
@stevensprunger3422 Год назад
I keep re-watching these reactions just to see you laugh Dawn Marie
@Amir67S
@Amir67S Год назад
The black dancers are all part of Whitey’s Lindy Hoppers dance troup, who performed The dance scene from Hellzapoppin' (1941), arguably the most iconic lindy hop clip in history:
@maclen1210
@maclen1210 Год назад
At the end, when Harpo and the other jockey collided and fell off their horses, they each got on the other’s horse, and the other jockey won riding Harpo’s horse.
@BuffaloC305
@BuffaloC305 Год назад
Each one of these has almost a keyword I remember - this is the "buying racebooks" and "thank you/thank YOU" routine.
@Githerax
@Githerax Год назад
"Them two look so similar when Harpo's not doing his funny faces" Groucho, Harpo and Chico could, and did, swap costumes and perform as each other at any time.
@melenatorr
@melenatorr Год назад
The story was that when they were growing up, Chico and Harpo looked so much alike that Chico could get himself a piano job, let Harpo actually work there, and go out to find another one for himself.
@foljs5858
@foljs5858 Год назад
"Saw the same horse when I had my eyes examined" - he says it because Chico just gave him a bogus horse name that is random letters, so it looks like the random sets of letters an optician makes you read when you have an eye exam
@williamward446
@williamward446 Год назад
Chico and Harpo were self-taught on their respective instruments...
@user-rd7nn7py7r
@user-rd7nn7py7r 5 месяцев назад
I loved them as a kid and it's a joy rediscovering them and watching someone from your generation enjoying them as much!😊
@dr.burtgummerfan439
@dr.burtgummerfan439 Год назад
Can't wait for Dawn to end an upload by singing "Hello, I must be going..." Fun fact: when they were younger, Chico would help support the family by playing piano. Sometimes he would overbook and Harpo would impersonate him and perform in his place.
@LordVolkov
@LordVolkov Год назад
Which makes it extra funny that Chico impersonated Harpo on I've Got A Secret
@jayelgy383
@jayelgy383 Год назад
Judy is played by Maureen O' Sullivan, mother of Mia Farrow.
@blechtic
@blechtic Год назад
...and Tarzan's wife.
@ShawnRavenfire
@ShawnRavenfire Год назад
I'm surprised I didn't know that!
@ink-cow
@ink-cow Год назад
Their earlier Monkey Business is a must-see, and makes the best use of Zeppo. Even earlier, Animal Crackers has Groucho in his most iconic role. Hooray for Captain Spaulding! That one is practically a play put on film.
@CEngelbrecht
@CEngelbrecht Год назад
Their first two films, The Cocoanuts & Animal Crackers, were in fact popular Broadway plays they had done, just put to film.
@erinesque1889
@erinesque1889 Год назад
Animal Crackers is my favourite today. Tomorrow it might be Monkey Business
@ericjanssen394
@ericjanssen394 Год назад
Crackers IS a play put on film, back when the Marxes were doing stage shows--Hence the whole "Excuse me, I'm about to have a Strange Interlude" in-joke scene: "If this were a Eugene O'Neill play, I could tell you both what I think of you! You're just lucky the Theater Guild isn't putting this on...And so is the Guild!"
@highstimulation2497
@highstimulation2497 Год назад
you now, there's some mighty pretty country around here...
@highstimulation2497
@highstimulation2497 Год назад
living with your folks-
@jcastromex
@jcastromex Год назад
Here are the 13 Marx Brothers films in order of release: The Cocoanuts (1929) Animal Crackers (1930) Monkey Business (1931) Horse Feathers (1932) Duck Soup (1933) A Night at the Opera (1935) A Day at the Races (1937) Room Service (1938) At the Circus (1939) Go West (1940) The Big Store (1941) A Night in Casablanca (1946) Love Happy (1949) I recommend "Animal Crackers" next!
@WallyHartshorn
@WallyHartshorn Год назад
Animal Crackers is my favorite, but apparently it is not available for streaming ANYWHERE. I’ve no idea why.
@enchantedwooddesigns3462
@enchantedwooddesigns3462 Год назад
If I remember right Love Happy is Marilyn Monroe's first film.
@Joe-hh8gd
@Joe-hh8gd Год назад
@@WallyHartshorn Animal Crackers was restored, including additional cut footage added back in, and released on Bluray. In fact, their first 5 films ( the Paramount years) were remastered as well and included as a set. Look great, better than I've ever seen them, especially considering a couple are now almost 100 years old. No Marx fan should be without it.
@jcastromex
@jcastromex Год назад
@@enchantedwooddesigns3462 "Dangerous Years" (1947) is her first film appearance but "Love Happy" is her 4th. Groucho Marx once told Marilyn that she had the best ass in the business (of show business, that is)! 🥸
@WallyHartshorn
@WallyHartshorn Год назад
@@Joe-hh8gd, getting it on Blu-ray would be good, of course. I’m just puzzled by the lack of ANY streaming option. 🙁
@jimperry6463
@jimperry6463 Год назад
Animal Crackers is next. This dinner scene has one of my favorite lines ever: "Pull in your ears! You're coming to a tunnel!" The giggles won't stop.
@dr.burtgummerfan439
@dr.burtgummerfan439 Год назад
My favorite. So many great lines a d moments. "You left out a Hungadunga!"
@snootybaronet
@snootybaronet Год назад
W. C. Fields is an absolute must see, comic genius. I recommend "It's a Gift" (1934) and "The Bank Dick" (1940).
@sneezindragon
@sneezindragon Год назад
Also, "you're telling me", is a great wc fields movie. Your correct, wc fields is a must see.
@gerardcote8391
@gerardcote8391 Год назад
Also this may be hard to find but Harold Lloyd in Safety Last, one of the greatest stunt films ever. At the time the stunt work was so shocking that women were fainting and elderly men were having heart attacks and had to be rushed to the hospital.
@highstimulation2497
@highstimulation2497 Год назад
there's a movie called "the bank dick?"
@sneezindragon
@sneezindragon Год назад
@@highstimulation2497 a "dick" is what they used to call a detective, or guard back then. Not so much now days.
@snootybaronet
@snootybaronet Год назад
@@highstimulation2497 yep, back in the day, it wasn't referring to the male genitalia, a dick was a detective, usually working in a private capacity for a bank, hotel etc.
@peterblood50
@peterblood50 Год назад
The woman you keep seeing is Margaret Dumont. She was a successful stage actress and singer. She married a millionaire and retired from the stage but, after her husband died in the 1918 influenza epidemic, she accepted her first role in a Marx Brothers story. Groucho called her "The fifth Marx brother."
@dr.burtgummerfan439
@dr.burtgummerfan439 Год назад
She was the perfect foil for them.
@peterblood50
@peterblood50 Год назад
@OB Cooke That's the way I heard it as well.
@maclen1210
@maclen1210 Год назад
Yes, there were 5 Marx brothers. By age, it was Chico, Harpo, Groucho, Gummo and then Zeppo. There was a firstborn son, born before Chico, but died a few months after birth. Gummo was in the group early in their career in Vaudeville, but quit before the team went onto playing on Broadway and then into movies. Gummo was replaced by Zeppo. Really enjoy watching your reaction videos, Dawn. Keep them coming.
@frugalseverin2282
@frugalseverin2282 Год назад
"Animal Crackers" from 1930 is my favorite, it has all 4 brothers and is the funniest I think.
@NewFalconerRecords
@NewFalconerRecords Год назад
Agreed. It has the most laughs per minute of any of their films I reckon.
@ggmiethe
@ggmiethe Год назад
The book by Harpo called “Harpo Speaks” is one of the best books I’ve ever read. Also “Monkey Business” is a very good Marx Brothers film too.
@richardadams4928
@richardadams4928 Месяц назад
It blows my mind that Chico apparently disliked the piano, considering how good he was at it and how entertaining it was to watch him play.
@briangroboski4751
@briangroboski4751 Год назад
Once you've seen all the Marx Brothers movies, you can continue with Groucho by watching his game show "You Bet Your Life." I don't think the shows would be suitable for reactions, but you'd get a satisfying dose of Groucho. There are 529 episodes!
@gmaqwert
@gmaqwert Год назад
They’re even better than the movies
@Raven5150
@Raven5150 Год назад
Is that the show where croucho said he loves his cigar but takes it out of his mouth every once in a while? Yeah that would make an amazing reaction video, it's not the worst thing on RU-vid.
@BuffaloC305
@BuffaloC305 Год назад
And do WILL SUCCESS SPOIL ROCK HUNTER? with Tony Randall, Jayne Mansfield, John Williams and... well...shhh
@jean-paulaudette9246
@jean-paulaudette9246 Год назад
You Bet Your Life is so much fun! I found them available on Tubi, and what a quick wit that guy has! He's all about the improv
@stevensprunger3422
@stevensprunger3422 Год назад
Oh yes you bet your life are used to watch that as a kid my parents and I would watch that they’re great He had on guests Occasionally I believe Salvador Dali was on once…..
@byroniasmaximus924
@byroniasmaximus924 Год назад
I love that a younger person is discovering the Marx Bros. And i love your laugh! Reminds me when i was a kid watching them for the 1st time.
@LordVolkov
@LordVolkov Год назад
"They look so similar when he's not making funny faces" Chico actually went on the TV show "I've Got A Secret" as Harpo and no one knew. They all share such similar facial features that Groucho's painted mustache and Harpo's curly wig really transform whichever puts them on.
@ellaharris1386
@ellaharris1386 Год назад
Absolutely! It’s really fun looking at pictures of them when they were young and trying to tell them apart.
@R._Thornhill
@R._Thornhill Год назад
I can’t tell you how much I’ve loved you watching the Marx Bros. You actually get them! Most young people don’t. You always (mostly) laugh in all the right places. I’ve seen all their movies before, but you make me laugh as if it was the first time.
@reteipdevries
@reteipdevries Год назад
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@MobilDJ50
@MobilDJ50 9 месяцев назад
so forward thinking, the final scene celebrating on the track, all the black people from the stable scene, fists full of money, portrayed as winners
@AI_Image_Master
@AI_Image_Master Год назад
I think that the Cocoanuts is my favorite Marx Brothers film. Made on the change over from Silent to talkies in 1929. Lots of singing and dancing to showcase the sound. They filmed it during the day while performing Animal Crackers at night on Broadway, which was also made into a movie.
@LordVolkov
@LordVolkov Год назад
Their early movies are almost entirely their Vaudeville skits organized into features and I love it.
@MIKELIN8
@MIKELIN8 Год назад
The romantic lead (taking Zeppo's place) in this movie is Allan Jones. His son was a well-known popular singer named Jack. Jack Jones sang the theme song for "The Love Boat". Groucho is my favorite of the Marx Brothers. He was the master of the one-liner.
@robinstevenson6690
@robinstevenson6690 Год назад
Just subscribed. I love your movie reactions - - especially to the older (vintage) films!
@richardgasson7283
@richardgasson7283 Год назад
I know that you said that you don't like reading but I have to tell you that Arthur's autobiography, Harpo Speaks, is one of the funniest books that I ever read. Very funny and a remarkable life
@tanterliser
@tanterliser Месяц назад
Isn't it wonderful to find these films that give such joy❤️🤣
@CitiesTurnedToDust
@CitiesTurnedToDust Год назад
I would love to see you veer into more of the early 20th century comedians -- Charlie Chaplin (CITY LIGHTS) Harold Lloyd (SAFETY LAST), Buster Keaton (THE GENERAL) the Three Stooges (shorts, not their movies). There's also a very very funny movie made in the 90s in the same style called "Man of the Century" that would be really good for reaction.
@nealhoffman7518
@nealhoffman7518 Год назад
I have the whole Harold Lloyd collection.... he's amazing, and it took me ten minutes to realize that I was watching a talkie after all his silent films
@corawheeler9355
@corawheeler9355 Год назад
City Lights has the best final scene of any movie ever
@nealhoffman7518
@nealhoffman7518 Год назад
@corawheeler9355 maybe, but Girl Shy definitely has the best proto-chase scene in any movie
@AdamNisbett
@AdamNisbett Год назад
The General is one of my favorite movies ever when paired with a decent music backing that’s custom for the movie rather than just generic random music. Sadly it doesn’t get reacted to much at all since people don’t seem to have interest in silent films.
@nealhoffman7518
@nealhoffman7518 Год назад
@AdamNisbett that's why I've never recommended Safety Last. I thought about it, but decided to see if had been done. I found 2 reactions, one was like 10 minutes
@bermuda1243
@bermuda1243 Год назад
You've still got The Big Store, and Go West to look forward to. Marx Brothers are just amazingly fun 😂 so happy you discovered them 😁
@GairBear49
@GairBear49 Год назад
Don't forget the early movies The Coconuts , Animal Crackers and Monkey Business as well as At The Circus, A Night In Casablanca and Love Happy. Some aren't the greatest movies, but they are always Marx Brothers funny.
@joesky011
@joesky011 Год назад
They do look alike. Zeppo would often dress up as Groucho (with his painted moustache) for their live shows.
@jackmessick2869
@jackmessick2869 Год назад
From what I understand Harpo's playing was not the standard method of playing a harp. It was his own unique style.
@NewFalconerRecords
@NewFalconerRecords Год назад
Yes. He studied a painting of a woman playing a harp and assumed that it was the correct technique. Years later he sought a teacher and the teacher had him play for him. Harpo later realised that he was basically paying the teacher to be his audience. The harp teacher was so fascinated by Harpo's bizarre technique that he couldn't really do anything to help him, but he was enjoying watching Harpo too much.
@gerardcote8391
@gerardcote8391 Год назад
My favorite one. I hope you also do Peter Sellars films too. He was in the Pink Panther films and a very funny film called After the Fox.
@thomastimlin1724
@thomastimlin1724 Год назад
I read the Groucho Letters, it's hilarious. Also his autobiography, Groucho and Me, and another one called Memoirs of a Mangy Lover Also I highly recommend Harpo's Autobiography: "Harpo Speaks." He really did speak but not in public, or on camera, to keep up the mystique of his beloved character. He really could play the harp, taught himself, all wrong technique in which harp players were in awe of. There is also a one man stage play about Groucho which I saw once...terrific! It may be on youtube somewhere. And of course there a 2-3 good biographical documentaries about the Marx Brothers as well.
@jimmywalker4884
@jimmywalker4884 Год назад
The story about "the murder game" in Harpo Speaks is my favorite stories of his.
@truthtransistorradio6716
@truthtransistorradio6716 2 месяца назад
When the 2 horses fell, the men also fell off. They got back on the wrong horse and accidentally switched.
@quixote6942
@quixote6942 Год назад
The Rider falling off the Horse is what Happened to Christopher Reeve (Superman).
@gary6956
@gary6956 Год назад
Check out their early movies, "The Cocoanuts", "Animal Crackers" & "Monkey Business", which were basically filmed versions of their stage shows. I also would recommend Groucho's "You Bet Your Life" shows, which allowed him to showcase his great and quick wit. These started on radio and later aired on TV, both of which you can find online.
@bigbow62
@bigbow62 Год назад
I really love the reactions & I'm so glad you enjoy old classic Hollywood movies 🎬 If you want more laughs, put the Abbott & Costello movies on the must watch list ! There are so many... The horror movies are great... Abbott and Costello meet the Wolfman Abbott and Costello meet Frankenstein ....and on & on...etc. Abbott and Costello join the Army You can also add these classic comedies You Can't Take it with You (1938) Arsenic and Old Lace (1944)
@alankohn6709
@alankohn6709 Год назад
Sanitarium is a word that has fallen out of use they were specialised hospitals some for treatment of certain chronic diseases such as TB others were for convalescence so people who were recovering from serious illness could do so under medical supervision. On the other hand other sanatoriums were more health retreats offering a mix of health programs some of which were sensible others were little more than quack medicine such as cold water treatments, electricity baths (you sat in a bath with a low power electric current running through it) and the like. There is a fun movie called 'The Road to Wellville' set in the famous Battle Creek Sanitarium run by Dr Kellogg who along with his brother invented Corn Flakes. The movie is played for humour but it does show the mix of quite sensible treatments such as diet and exercise combined with the sheer quackery. These days the closest you'll find is health retreats offering new age treatments.
@AmatureAstronomer
@AmatureAstronomer Год назад
Dawn might like to watch some of Groucho's appearances on television. He appeared on several game shows and had a game show of his own, "You Bet Your Life". All are available on You Tube.
@larasemerad2605
@larasemerad2605 Год назад
Young lady played Jane in the 1930's Tarzan-Johnny Weismiller.
@allencampbell1058
@allencampbell1058 5 месяцев назад
Her laugh is like Fallons
@danjtrudeau
@danjtrudeau Год назад
I strongly suggest going back to their earlier Paramount films. A Day at the Races is the beginning of a decline, though it's still funny. I strongly suggest going to Animal Crackers next. Also, the best intro book about their career is Groucho, Harpo, Chico, and Sometimes Zippo by Joe Adamson. It's an easy read and good overview of their careers.
@alanr4447a
@alanr4447a Год назад
With "A NIght at the Opera", "Duck Soup" and "Horse Feathers" under your belt, it'll be hard to keep your trousers up. You could also go for some "Animal Crackers"! You could also kill two birds with one stone by watching "My Little Chickadee".
@creech54
@creech54 Год назад
"Monkey Business" next, then "The Coconuts" to finish the four brothers' movies. Gummo was the 5th brother that was never in any of their films.
@magnificentfailure2390
@magnificentfailure2390 Год назад
I used to walk like Groucho when I wanted to make serious time without running. It's no more difficult than walking normally and I really did go about twice as fast. I also liked to skip, which is even faster. I was a strange child.
@luvsumkahlua7730
@luvsumkahlua7730 7 месяцев назад
HARPO Has a Grand Singing Voice, CHICO is So smooth, GROUCHO is So polite & ZEPPO is Somewhere Else...?
@alberthall1456
@alberthall1456 Год назад
My favorite is "At the Circus". Lydia the Tattooed Lady.
@jean-paulaudette9246
@jean-paulaudette9246 Год назад
Something about the idea that a particular combination of keys played, can cause a piano to instantly disintegrate, is wonderful to me! Imagine if someone did it by accident!
@Gosperella26
@Gosperella26 4 месяца назад
Lobe these movies and Brothers. Got Groucho's autobiography. Glad to know I'm not the only one who takes a long time to read or finish a podcast.
@jake1976
@jake1976 Год назад
Two to go that are any good. "At the Circus" & "Room Service."
@DevlinDomini
@DevlinDomini Год назад
Already had plans to rewatch Fawlty Towers around the holidays. So the videos you did helped make make Christmas all that much more fun.
@glen1ster
@glen1ster 4 месяца назад
3:23-- A sanatarium is a specialized hospital for the treatment of specific diseases, related ailments, and convalescence. 3:49--I didn't know Jerry Lee Lewis was in this.
@wadeheaton7518
@wadeheaton7518 Год назад
Monkey Business!!!
@vincegamer
@vincegamer Год назад
Glad you are enjoying the Groucho letters. Groucho Marx was possibly the funniest man who ever lived.
@maximillianosaben
@maximillianosaben Год назад
I’m loving this Marx Bros. journey you’re on! This movie is one of their highest regarded.
@beatmet2355
@beatmet2355 Год назад
The tootsie frootsie scene is my favorite
@waynemarvin5661
@waynemarvin5661 Год назад
Don't forget "Cocoanuts", Dawn Marie! It was their first movie. They're stowaways on a ship. Hilarious!
@ShawnRavenfire
@ShawnRavenfire Год назад
"Cocoanuts" was the one about the hotel. "Monkey Business" was the one about the ship.
@waynemarvin5661
@waynemarvin5661 Год назад
@@ShawnRavenfire You are correct. My error.
@misterno-ice-guy8082
@misterno-ice-guy8082 Год назад
DANNY KAYE! You'd like Danny Kaye's movies!
@johnny12022
@johnny12022 Год назад
Later in life, Harpo tried several times to take harp lessons to learn to play properly, but every time the "instructor" was so amazed he could actually make music with his horrible technique, and just wanted to watch him play
@ShawnRavenfire
@ShawnRavenfire Год назад
Definitely watch "Monkey Business." Zeppo has a much bigger role in that one.
@mariashrieves3641
@mariashrieves3641 Год назад
I vote Big Store for the next Marx Brothers. Harpo, Chico, Groucho, Zeppo and Gummo their manager brother. There was a 6th brother but he died very young
@corawheeler9355
@corawheeler9355 Год назад
After you've seen the Marx Brothers, treat yourself to Laurel & Hardy. I suggest 'The Music Box' or 'Big Business', a silent film that will have you in stitches.
@evolvetrooper
@evolvetrooper Год назад
The big store and a Night in casablanca is hilarious also lol
@clarencewalker3925
@clarencewalker3925 Год назад
The young actress is Margaret O'Sullivan, the mother of actress Mia Farrow. Also the male singer, Alan Jones, is the father of Jack Jones, who sings the theme from "The Love Boat." I could do without the blackface.
@randyferengi1128
@randyferengi1128 Год назад
Were you deeply offended by "White Chicks" by the Wayans bros?
@monsterfromid66
@monsterfromid66 Год назад
You absolutely have to watch Monkey Business (1931) because it has one of the single funniest scenes ever committed to film. All 4 Marx Bros have to get off a ship they've been stowing away on by impersonating Maurice Chevalier (big movie star and singer at the time). Just trust me on this.
@melenatorr
@melenatorr Год назад
Yes indeed, Sig Ruman was in "Night at the Opera". He was a wonderful supporting actor, able to bring you to tears of laughter and sometimes fear. He has a featured role in a lovely movie called "Ninotchka", famous for being the first screen comedy starring the mysterious, dramatic and elusive Greta Garbo. Here's a clip from that movie: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gteX3edPwCg.html
@TheTrashStash
@TheTrashStash Год назад
there were 6, but the first one born died before he was 1 year old. then there was chico, harpo, groucho, gummo, and zeppo
@seerofallthatisobvious1316
@seerofallthatisobvious1316 Год назад
Some day you'll need to check out the comedy team of "Laurel and Hardy" they are also of the era of the 1920's and 1930's, please do a reaction to their movie called "Way Out West".
@ShawnRavenfire
@ShawnRavenfire Год назад
"Babes in Toyland" (aka. "March of the Wooden Soldiers") is another great one of theirs.
@thomastimlin1724
@thomastimlin1724 Год назад
Groucho did a few movies on his own with other stars, usually him receiving 3rd billing for comic relief. Copacabana, Mr. Music, Double Dynamite, A Girl in Every Port, Will success Spoil Rick Hunter, Skidoo
@saturninojosesuarezquintan7476
Allan Jones sung Cosi Cosa in A Night at the Opera, maybe that is why you know the song
@edcasey52
@edcasey52 Год назад
When Groucho going back and forth with Whitmore over the phone always kills me.
@peterholmes3011
@peterholmes3011 Год назад
If you want an old British comedy you could try Will Hay in Oh Mr Porter. Classic.
@laudanum669
@laudanum669 Год назад
The scene @7:30 with Chico selling Groucho the racing books is one of my all time favorite bits.
@chucku00
@chucku00 Год назад
There's never a dull moment with Groucho, this man's mind worked on another level.
@MrRondonmon
@MrRondonmon Год назад
The reason this is my Fav. is it has a top notch musical entre alongside all the humor. By the way, Judy played Jane in the original "hit" Tarzan movies. there were others before, but only one was huge hit. P.S. they weren't doing black face to play a black role like Al Jolson and others, they did it to try and evade the authorities, like Gene Wilder did in Silver Streak with Richard Pryor in 1976 (great movie). So, that is not the same as "Black Face" per se.
@BaccarWozat
@BaccarWozat Год назад
Silver Streak is a great comedy. The weirdest thing in it is Patrick McGoohan plays a villain who gets to drop the N bomb.
@MrRondonmon
@MrRondonmon Год назад
@@BaccarWozat Yes, I have been a Christian 37 years and its OK for them to drop God's name as a curse word endlessly, but saying a word that actually means Black in Spanish has become the Holy Grail, I don't get it tbh. The let does this with words, look at them now, its WOKE agenda is a joke.
@luvthetube07
@luvthetube07 Год назад
May I suggest their first feature film "The Coconuts!" Thank you DM!!!!
@bobholtzmann
@bobholtzmann Год назад
Fun film, even though it's more of a musical, with songs by Irving Berlin. I also like their second film, Animal Crackers, with Groucho as the famous Captain Spaulding.
@itt23r
@itt23r Год назад
it was their first stab at bringing their brand of comedy to the big screen and you can tell they hadn't figured out yet how to do it. So i disagree with the suggestion. THE COCONUTS, I'd categorize as a movie for the superfan after they've watched every other movie the Marx Brothers made.
@luvthetube07
@luvthetube07 Год назад
I think Ms. Marie has seen enough of the Marx Brothers to appreciate their first film. Why don't we leave it up to her to choose?
@itt23r
@itt23r Год назад
@@luvthetube07 No one is telling anyone what to do. Just offering an opinion, same as you.
@luvthetube07
@luvthetube07 Год назад
@@itt23r no worries. You have your opinion and I have mine.
@777petew
@777petew 8 месяцев назад
Great how you can love films that are practically 90 years old.These guys were marvellous. Ignore anything you find non pc. The black troupe were included with love.
@glennwisniewski9536
@glennwisniewski9536 Год назад
Don't know if anyone mentioned it but actress Maureen O'Sullivan (Judy Standish) is the mother of actress Mia Farrow (star of Rosemary's Baby and TV's Peyton Place).
@cliffchristie5865
@cliffchristie5865 Год назад
I guess you missed the part where the riders fell into the muddy water and inadvertently switched horses when they remounted.
@edcliffe2988
@edcliffe2988 Год назад
Harpo wore the exact same hat for every film. As the films went by, the hat got more and more dishevelled. I t was pristine in the cocoanuts. -- After the fall in the race, Harpo and the other jockey got on the wrong horses, mixed up because of the mud and the panic of the moment.
@louismarzullo1190
@louismarzullo1190 Год назад
Since you asked, my 2 favorite (only) Christmas gifts were a cat calendar (I have 2 cats) & your fearsome eyebrows reacting to "It's a Wonderful Life". Enjoy the letters!
@GregorioGrasselli1972
@GregorioGrasselli1972 4 месяца назад
Harpo had found an out of tune harp in the attic as a child and taught himself to play it. But he had tuned it in his own personal way!
@walterfechter8080
@walterfechter8080 11 месяцев назад
I grew up watching the films of The Marx Brothers and W.C. Fields. Their comedy is timeless. Cheers -- W
@darrenkoglin3423
@darrenkoglin3423 Год назад
Groucho Marx had a TV series in the late 50'sto early 60's named you bet your life,Groucho was a comedy genius, im in my mid 50's and didn't discover the Marx Bros until aprox 25yrs ago and to this day rate them as the best comedy I have ever viewed and heard
@galandirofrivendell4740
@galandirofrivendell4740 Год назад
I've always liked A Night in Casablanca.
@handfuloftrains4781
@handfuloftrains4781 Год назад
That running "Thank you / Thank YOU" just killed me.
@philipcochran1972
@philipcochran1972 Год назад
Some of their routines (tooty fruity ice cream) are straight off the stage. The cultural interludes (ballet, opera etc) introduced audiences to art forms they otherwise would not see.
@keiththompson7280
@keiththompson7280 Год назад
The letters an numbers are from and eye chart to test your vision
@moreanimals6889
@moreanimals6889 Год назад
A dictogram is the old way of making an audio message. The person would speak into something like a telephone but it would make a recording, they could listen to anytime. In the original Sabrina with Humphery Bogart and Audrey Hepburn, there is a scene where Humphery Bogart uses one in the back seat of the car.
@GetMeThere1
@GetMeThere1 Год назад
In those days, a "sanitarium" most often meant a place where people with tuberculosis went to try to rest and recover.
@Dexiray
@Dexiray Год назад
I absolutely love Groucho Marx, watch him in What's My Line, he's so funny in there.
@highstimulation2497
@highstimulation2497 Год назад
omg it sounds like chico is saying "Dr. HackenPUSS."
@greggpangle4385
@greggpangle4385 4 месяца назад
My soul is warmed
@dannyspelman1468
@dannyspelman1468 Год назад
Zeppo is in the oldest Paramount ones. When they moved to MGM, they became 3.
@brianlouky
@brianlouky 21 день назад
Sanitarium is like a spa or retreat
@tomstanziola1982
@tomstanziola1982 Год назад
Dawn, I love your reactions to the Marx Brothers films!!! Your laughter is so adorable, I laugh right along with you. I'm so glad you enjoy these talented performers. Your genuine love for them gladdens my heart. ❤️❤️❤️🌹
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