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  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (6:00) THE START OF THE MARX BROTHERS from FITCH BASEDAG w/Chico Marx & his orchestra; Toby
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE Reed is M.C.; Kim Kimberly sings "Mister Five by Five" Dec. 1943 (1943) aired 1943
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (3:39) THE ALL-STAR COMEDY HOUR from MILZ CALL. w/Groucho Marx, Martha Tilton, Hy Averback
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE A satire of small town hillbilly radio. Mid 1940's (1940) aired 1940
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (9:57) THE SPIRIT OF SPRING from BIRDS EYE OPEN HOUSE w/Groucho Marx, Dinah Shore, Harry VonZel
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (10:30) DOCTOR PEOPLE ARE DOUBLE & TAKE IT TRUTH OR IGNORANCE IT PAYS TO BE INFORMATION FROM
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE COMMAND PERFORMANCE. w/Groucho Marx, Ken Carpenter. WW II Broadcast
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (6:56) A MINK FOR JOLSON from KRAFT MUSIC BALL w/Groucho Marx, Al Jolson & Oscar Levant.1/13/4
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (6:45) A QUIZ FOR JOLSON from KRAFT MUSIC BALL w/Groucho, Jolson & O. Levant. 11/18/48 (1948) aired 11/18/1948 [1948-11-18]
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (9:40) A BASEBALL TEAM FOR JOLSON from KRAFT w/Groucho, Jolson & O. Levant. 4/7/49 (1949) aired 4/7/1949 [1949-04-07]
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (6:36) A LAUNDRY FOR JOLSON from KRAFT MUSIC BALL w/Groucho Marx, Al Jolson & Oscar Levant
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE Taken from Jolson's last appearance on the Kraft Music Hall. 5/26/49 (1949) aired 5/26/1949 [1949-05-26]
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (35:00) THE MARX BROTHERS The Original Voice Tracks from some of their greatest movies
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE Narrated by Gary Owens. Decca Records DL 9168
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (67:00) AN EVENING WITH GROUCHO A&M Records 1972 Overture; Medley from Marx Brothers films (1972) aired 1972
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE Introduction- Dick Cavett; "Hello, I must be Going" sung by Groucho & Erin
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE Violin solo- Jack Benny Tribute; My family, How we got our names; Strange Relatives
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE Uncle Julius; Chico at Klauber Horn Co.; Uncle Herman, Chiropodist; Timbuctoo (song)
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE Annie Berger: Oh, How that Woman could Cook (song); Toronto song (Irving Berlin denies
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE he wrote it); London Stories: Polish Officer story, Churchill's 2nd World War
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE Tough Chicago Critic story; Palace Theatre: Sarah Bernhardt, Fanny Brice; Swayne's Rat
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE and Cats. Poem from the play "Animal Crackers"; t.s. eliot Memorial; Laurence
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE Olivier's Lap; 2nd World War Bond Tour; Houdini Story; Music in "Cocoanuts"- Always
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE George Kaufman & Morrie Ryskind story; Stay down here Where you Belong (song); Otto
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE Kahn story; W.C. Fields: Beebee gun, Prohibition, Baby Leroy; Heaven's Above
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE Everybody works but Father (song); Father's Day (song); Margaret Dumont, the dowager
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE in our films; Thalberg story - Garbo; Sampson and Delilah story; Will Rogers, baseball
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE in Baltimore; Priests' stories: Plaza Hotel; Montreal; Rome; Show me a Lady (song
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE Lydia, The Tattooed Lady (song)
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (10:59) GREETINGS FROM GROUCHO KFI 50th Anniversary Show. w/Groucho Marx. 4/16/72 (1972) aired 4/16/1972 [1972-04-16]
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (19:04) HOLLYWOOD AGENTS from THE MARX BROTHERS SHOW w/Groucho & Chico Marx; Hollis Shaw; Bill
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE Goodwin (announcer) & Raymond Paige orchestra 1938 (1938) aired 1938
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (9:56) GROUCHO MARX, ATTORNEY AT LAW from PHILCO RADIO TIME w/Groucho Marx, Bing Crosby
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE Bing & Groucho do duet: "Go West" 2/12/47 (1947) aired 2/12/1947 [1947-02-12]
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (5:06) ABRAHAM from FITCH BASEDAG w/Chico Marx & his orchestra. Vocal by 17 year old Mel Torm
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (incorrectly introduced as Mel Tormay) 12/12/43 (1943) aired 12/12/1943 [1943-12-12]
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (8:36) TIME MARKES ON from LEO IS ON THE AIR promo for movie: "A day at the Races" w/Groucho
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE & Chico Marx; Allan Jones, and a comic first-time-ever interview with HARPO 1937 (1937) aired 1937
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (12:18) GROUCHO'S MOTHER from MILZ CALL Groucho, Betty Grable, Bill Goodwin. Wartime
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (4:00) SECOND MOVEMENT FROM THE BEER BARREL POLKA from FITCH BASEDAG features a piano solo
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE from Chico Marx 12/12/43 (1943) aired 12/12/1943 [1943-12-12]
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (5:00) OPERA from FITCH BASEDAG w/Chico Marx & his orchestra. Ben Pollack
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (5:00) COMMAND PERFORMANCE. w/Groucho Marx, Francis Langford & Ken Carpenter. Wartime
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (18:36) LIVINGSTON MARX, AFRICAN EXPLORER from G.I. JOURNAL w/Groucho Marx, Johnny Weissmuller
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE Verma Felton, Mel Blanc & Lucille Ball. Wartime
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (6:49) NOODLIN' AROUND from COMMAND PERFORMANCE w/Chico Marx & Dinah Shore WW II era. 194
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (13:14) GROUCHO, THE HYPOCHONDRIAC from BIRDS EYE OPEN HOUSE w/Groucho, Dinah Shore, Harry VonZel
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (8:36) GROUCHO IN CHICAGO from PHILCO RADIO TIME w/Groucho Marx, Bing Crosby, Dorothy Shay (the
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE Park Ave. Hillbilly); all sing "Feudin', Fightin' & Fussin'". 4/30/47 (1947) aired 4/30/1947 [1947-04-30]
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (7:02) A CONVERSATION WITH HARPO from COMMAND PERFORMANCE w/Harpo Marx, Jack Benny, Ken
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE Carpenter, Gary Cooper & Bing Crosby. Harpo plays 'My Blue Heaven' on harp. 1944 (1944) aired 1944
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (9:03) DR. G. MARX HACKEN BUSH from PHILCO RADIO BALL OP PANS w/Groucho Marx, Deems Taylor
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE Ken or Wendell Niles, Verma Felton & Mel Blanc. 3/12/44 (1944) aired 3/12/1944 [1944-03-12]
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (14:04) GROUCHO, THE PATIENT from BIRDS EYE OPEN HOUSE w/Groucho Marx, Frank Nelson, Harry Von
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE Zell, Marilyn Maxwell. Groucho sings: 'Dr. Hackenbush' 1945 (1945) aired 1945
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE (30:31) YOU BET YOUR LIFE from THE BIG SHOW w/Groucho Marx, Tallulah Bankhead, Ezio Pinza, Fanny
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE Brice & Hanley Stafford, Jane Powell, Meredith Wilson & Jimmy Wallington. Groucho sing
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE 'Some Enchanted Evening' imitating Pinza. Cast parody's Groucho's quiz show
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE Groucho with his first wife, Ruth Johnson, a dancer in the Marx Brothers vaudeville act. They married in 1920 and divorced in 1947 (1920) aired 1920
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE With Kay Gorcey, his second wife (they were divorced in '51), and their daughter Melinda. He has two children by his first marriage: Milton. He gets along best with Melinda
  • REEL 834. EARLY STAGE With No. 3, Eden Hartford, a model. The marriage lasted from '54 to '69. Groucho plans to adopt as a daughter his secretary-companion Erin Fleming

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  • (6:00) THE START OF THE MARX BROTHERS from PITCH BANDWAGON w/Chico Marx & his orchestra; Toby Reed is M.C.; Kim Kimberly sings "Mister Five by Five" Dec. 1943 (1943) aired 1943
  • (31:39) THE ALL STAR COWBOY HOUR from MAIL CALL. w/Groucho Marx, Martha Tilton, Hy Averback. A satire of small town hillbilly radio Mid 1940's (1940) aired 1940
  • (9:57) THE SPIRIT OF SPRING from BIRDS EYE OPEN HOUSE w/Groucho Marx, Dinah Shore, Harry VonZel (10:30) DOCTOR PEOPLE ARE DOUBLE & TAKE IT TRUTH OR IGNORANCE IT PAYS TO BE INFORMATION FROM COMMAND PERFORMANCES. w/Groucho Marx, Ken Carpenter. WW II Broadcast
  • (6:56) A MINK FOR JOLSON from KRAFT MUSIC BALL w/Groucho, Jolson & Oscar Levant. 1/13/M
  • (6:45) A QUIZ FOR JOLSON from KRAFT MUSIC BALL w/Groucho, Jolson & O. Levant. 11/10/48 (1948) aired 11/10/1948 [1948-11-10]
  • (9:40) A BASEBALL TEAM FOR JOLSON from KRAFT w/Groucho, Jolson & O. Levant. 4/7/49 (1949) aired 4/7/1949 [1949-04-07]
  • (6:36) A LAUNDRY FOR JOLSON from KRAFT MUSIC BALL w/Groucho Marx, Al Jolson & Oscar Levant. Taken from Jolson's last appearance on the Kraft Music Hall. 5/26/49 (1949) aired 5/26/1949 [1949-05-26]
  • (35:00) THE MARX BROTHERS The Original Voice Tracks from some of their greatest movies. Decca Records DL 9168
  • (67:00) AN EVENING WITH GROUCHO A&M Records 1972 Overture; Medley from Marx Brothers films Introduction- Dick Cavett; "Hello, I must be Going" sung by Groucho & Erin; Violin solo- Jack Benny Tribute; My family, How we got our names; Strange Relatives; Uncle Julius; Chico at Klauber Horn Co.; Uncle Herman, Chiropodist; Timbuctoo (song); Annie Berger; Oh, How that Woman could Cook (song); Toronto song (Irving Berlin denies he wrote it); London Stories: Polish Officer story, Churchill & 2nd World War; Tough Chicago Critic story; Palace Theatre; Sarah Bernhardt, Fanny Brice; Swayne's Rat and Cats. Poem from the play "Animal Crackers": t.s. elliot Memorial; Laurence Olivier's Lap; 2nd World War Bond Tour: Houdini Story; Music in "Cocoanuts"- Always; George Kaufman & Morrie Ryskind story; Stay down here Where you Belong (song); Otto Kahn story; W.C. Fields: Beebee gun. Prohibition... Baby Leroy; Heaven's Above; Everybody works but Father (song); Father's Day (song); Margaret Dumont, the dowager in our films; Thalberg story - Garbo; Sampson and Delilah story; "Will Rogers, baseball" in Baltimore; Priests' stories: Plaza Hotel; Montreal; Rome; Show me a Lady (song) Lydia, The Tattooed Lady (song) (1972) aired 1972
  • (07:59) GREETINGS FROM GROUCHO KFI 50th Anniversary Show. w/Groucho Marx. 4/16/72 (1972) aired 4/16/1972 [1972-04-16]
  • (19:04) HOLLYWOOD AGENTS from THE MARX BROTHERS SHOW w/Groucho & Chico Marx; Hollis Shaw; Bill Goodwin (announcer) & Raymond Paige orchestra 1938 (1938) aired 1938
  • (9:56) GROUCHO MARX, ATTORNEY AT LAW from PHILCO RADIO TIME w/Groucho Marx, Bing Crosby Bing & Groucho do duet: "Go West" 2/12/47 (1947) aired 2/12/1947 [1947-02-12]
  • (5:06) ABRAHAM from PITCH BANDWAGON w/Chico Marx & his orchestra. Vocal by 17 year old Mel Torm (incorrectly introduced as Mel Tormay) 12/12/43 (1943) aired 12/12/1943 [1943-12-12]
  • (8:36) TIME MARXES ON from LEO IS ON THE AIR promo for movie: "A day at the Races" w/Groucho & Chico Marx; Allan Jones, and a comic first-time-ever interview with HARPO 1937 (1937) aired 1937
  • (12:18) GROUCHO'S MOTHER from MAIL CALL Groucho, Betty Grable, Bill Goodwin. Wartime
  • (4:00) SECOND MOVEMENT FROM THE BEER BARREL POLKA from PITCH BANDWAGON features a piano solo from Chico Marx 12/12/43 (1943) aired 12/12/1943 [1943-12-12]
  • (5:00) OPERA from PITCH BANDWAGON w/Chico Marx & his orchestra. Ben Pollack
  • (5:00) COMMAND PERFORMANCE w/Groucho Marx, Francis Langford & Ken Carpenter. Wartime
  • (18:36) LIVINGSTON MARX, AFRICAN EXPLORER from G.I. JOURNAL w/Groucho Marx, Johnny Weissmuller, Verna Felton, Mel Blanc & Lucille Ball. Wartime
  • (6:49) NOODLIN' AROUND from COMMAND PERFORMANCE w/Chico Marx & Dinah Shore WW II era. 194
  • (13:14) GROUCHO, THE HYPOCHONDRIAC from BIRDS EYE OPEN HOUSE w/Groucho, Dina Shore, Harry VonZel (8:36) GROUCHO IN CHICAGO from PHILCO RADIO TIME w/Groucho Marx, Bing Crosby, Dorothy Shay (the Park Ave. Hillbilly); all sing "Feudin, Fightin' & Fussin'". 4/30/47 (1947) aired 4/30/1947 [1947-04-30]
  • (7:02) A CONVERSATION WITH HARPO from COMMAND PERFORMANCE w/Harpo Marx, Jack Benny, Ken Carpenter, Gary Cooper & Bing Crosby. Harpo plays 'My Blue Heaven' on harp. 1944 (1944) aired 1944
  • (9:03) DR. G. MARX HACKEN BUSH from PHILCO RADIO BALL OF FAME w/Groucho Marx, Deems Taylor, Ken or Wendell Niles, Verna Felton & Mel Blanc. 3/12/44 (1944) aired 3/12/1944 [1944-03-12]
  • (14:04) GROUCHO, THE PATIENT from BIRDS EYE OPEN HOUSE w/Groucho Marx, Frank Nelson, Harry Von Zell, Marilyn Maxwell. Groucho sings: 'Dr. Hackenbush' 1945 (1945) aired 1945
  • (30:31) YOU BET YOUR LIFE from THE BIG SHOW w/Groucho Marx, Tallulah Bankhead, Ezio Pinza, Fanny Brice & Hanley Stafford, Jane Powell, Meredith Wilson & Jimmy Wallington. Groucho sing 'Some Enchanted Evening' imitating Pinza. Cast parody's Groucho's quiz show
  • Groucho with his first wife, Ruth Johnson, a dancer in the Marx Brothers vaudeville act. They married in 1920 and divorced in 1947 (1920) aired 1920
  • With Kay Corcor, his second wife (they were divorced in '51), and their daughter Melinda. He has two children by his first marriage... He gets along best with Melinda
  • With No. J., Eden Hartford, a model. The marriage lasted from '54 to '69. Groucho plans to adopt as a daughter his secretary-companion Erin Fleming

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  • THE MARX BROTHERS
  • (6:00) THE START OF THE MARX BROTHERS from FITCH BANDWAGON w/Chico Marx & his orchestra; Toby
  • Reed is M.C.; Kim Kimberly sings "Mister Five by Five" Dec. 1943 (1943) aired 1943
  • (3:39) THE ALL STAR COWBOY HOUR from KRLZ CALL. w/Groucho Marx, Martha Tilton, Hy Averback
  • Mid 1940's (1940) aired 1940
  • (9:57) THE SPIRIT OF SPRING from BIRDS EYE OPEN HOUSE w/Groucho Marx, Dinah Shore, Harry VonZe!
  • (10:30) DOCTOR PEOPLE ARE DOUBLE & TAKE IT TRUTH OR IGNORANCE IT PAYS TO BE INFORMATION FROM
  • COMMAND PERFORMANCES. w/Groucho Marx, Ken Carpenter. WW II Broadcast
  • (6:56) A MINK FOR JOLSON from KRAFT MUSIC BALL w/Groucho, Jolson & O. Levant. 1/13/48 (1948) aired 1/13/1948 [1948-01-13]
  • (6:45) A QUIZ FOR JOLSON from KRAFT MUSIC BALL w/Groucho, Jolson & O. Levant. 11/18/48 (1948) aired 11/18/1948 [1948-11-18]
  • (9:40) A BASEBALL TEAM FOR JOLSON from KRAFT w/Groucho, Jolson & O. Levant. 4/7/49 (1949) aired 4/7/1949 [1949-04-07]
  • (6:36) A LAUNDRY FOR JOLSON from KRAFT MUSIC BALL w/Groucho Marx, Al Jolson & Oscar Levant
  • Taken from Jolson's last appearance on the Kraft Music Hall. 5/26/49 (1949) aired 5/26/1949 [1949-05-26]
  • (35:00) THE MARX BROTHERS The Original Voice Tracks from some of their greatest movies
  • Narrated by Gary Owens. Decca Records DL 9168
  • (67:00) AN EVENING WITH GROUCHO A&M Records 1972 Overture; Medley from Marx Brothers films (1972) aired 1972
  • Introduction- Dick Cavett; "Hello, I must be Going" sung by Groucho & Erin
  • Violin solo- Jack Benny Tribute; My family, How we got our names; Strange Relatives
  • Uncle Julius; Chico at Klauber Horn Co.; Uncle Herman. Chiropodist; Timbuctoo (song)
  • Annie Berger; Oh, How that Woman could Cook (song); Toronto song (Irving Berlin denies
  • he wrote it); London Stories: Polish Officer story, Churchill & 2nd World War
  • Tough Chicago Critic story; Palace Theatre; Sarah Bernhardt; Fanny Brice; Swayne's Rat
  • and Cats. Poem from the play "Animal Crackers"; t.s ellot Memorial; Laurence
  • Olivier's Lap; 2nd World War Bond Tour; Houdini Story; Music in 'Cocoanuts" - Always
  • George Kaufman & Morrie Ryskind story; Stay down here Where you Belong (song); Otto
  • Jahn story; W.C. Fields: Beebee gun, Prohibition, Baby Leroy; Heaven's Above
  • Everybody works but Father (song); Father's Day (song); Margaret Dumont, the dowager
  • in our films; Thalberg story - Garbo; Sampson and Delilah story; Will Rogers, baseball
  • in Baltimore; Priests stories: Plaza Hotel; Montreal; Rome; Show me a Lady (song
  • Lydia, The Tattooed Lady (song)
  • (0:59) GREETINGS FROM GROUCHO KFI 50th Anniversary Show. w/Groucho Marx. 4/16/72 (1972) aired 4/16/1972 [1972-04-16]
  • (19:04) HOLLYWOOD AGENTS from THE MARX BROTHERS SHOW w/Groucho & Chico Marx; Hollis Shaw; Bill
  • Goodwin (announcer) & Raymond Paige orchestra 1938 (1938) aired 1938
  • (9:56) GROUCHO MARX, ATTORNEY AT LAW from PHILCO RADIO TIME w/Groucho Marx, Bing Crosby
  • Bing & Groucho do duet: "Go West" 2/12/47 (1947) aired 2/12/1947 [1947-02-12]
  • (5:06) ABRAHAM from FITCH BANDWAGON w/Chico Marx & his orchestra. Vocal by 17 year old Mel Torm
  • (Incorrectly introduced as Mel Tormay) 12/12/43 (1943) aired 12/12/1943 [1943-12-12]
  • (8:36) TIME MARXES ON from LEO IS ON THE AIR promo for movie: "A day at the Races" w/Groucho
  • & Chico Marx; Allan Jones, and a comic first-time-ever interview with HARPO 1937 (1937) aired 1937
  • (12:18) GROUCHO'S MOTHER from KRLZ CALL Groucho, Betty Grable, Bill Goodwin. Wartime
  • (4:00) SECOND MOVEMENT FROM THE BEER BARREL POLKA from FITCH BANDWAGON features a piano solo
  • from Chico Marx 12/12/43 (1943) aired 12/12/1943 [1943-12-12]
  • (5:00) OPERA from FITCH BANDWAGON w/Chico Marx & his orchestra. Ben Pollack
  • (5:00) COMMAND PERFORMANCE w/Groucho Marx, Francis Langford & Ken Carpenter. Wartime
  • (18:36) LIVINGSTON MARX, AFRICAN EXPLORER from G.I. JOURNAL w/Groucho Marx, Johnny Weissmuller
  • Verna Felton, Mel Blanc & Lucille Ball
  • (6:49) NOODLIN' AROUND from COMMAND PERFORMANCE w/Chico Marx & Dinah Shore WW II era. 104
  • (13:14) GROUCHO, THE HYPOCHONDRIAC from BIRDS EYE OPEN HOUSE w/Groucho, Dina Shore, Harry VonZe!
  • (8:36) GROUCHO IN CHICAGO from PHILCO RADIO TIME w/Groucho Marx, Bing Crosby, Dorothy Shay (the
  • Park Ave. Hillbilly); all sing "Feudin', Fightin' & Fussin". 4/30/47 (1947) aired 4/30/1947 [1947-04-30]
  • (7:02) A CONVERSATION WITH HARPO from COMMAND PERFORMANCES w/Harpo Marx, Jack Benny, Ken
  • Carpenter, Gary Cooper & Bing Crosby. Harpo plays 'My Blue Heaven' on harp. 1944 (1944) aired 1944
  • (9:03) DR. G. MARX HACKEN BUSH from PHILCO RADIO BALL OF FAME w/Groucho Marx, Deems Taylor
  • Ken or Wendell Niles, Verna Felton & Mel Blanc. 3/12/44 (1944) aired 3/12/1944 [1944-03-12]
  • (14:04) GROUCHO, THE PATIENT from BIRDS EYE OPEN HOUSE. w/Groucho Marx, Frank Nelson, Harry Von
  • Ze!; Marilyn Maxwell. Groucho sings 'Dr. Hackenbush' 1945 (1945) aired 1945
  • (30:31) YOU BET YOUR LIFE from THE ABC SHOW w/Groucho Marx, Tallulah Bankhead, Ezio Pinza, Fanny
  • Brice & Hanley Stafford, Jane Powell, Meredith Wilson & Jimmy Wallington. Groucho sing
  • 'Some Enchanted Evening' imitating Pinza. Cast parody's Groucho's quiz show
  • Groucho with his first wife, Ruth Johnson, a dancer in the Marx Brothers vaudeville act. They married in 1920 and divorced in 1947 (1920) aired 1920
  • With Kay Corecy, his second wife (they were divorced in '51), and their daughter Melinda. He has two children by his first marriage... He gets along best with Melinda
  • With No. 3, Eden Hartford, a model. The marriage lasted from '54 to '69. Groucho plans to adopt as a daughter his secretary-companion Erin Fleming