- Pauline, or "Polly", whom they
often referred to as an
adopted sister. The
Marxes'
firstborn son, Manfred, was born in 1886, but died aged
seven months, on...
- ****ociation with Paramount.
Bitter contract disputes,
including a
threat by the
Marxes to
leave and
found their own
production company,
soured their negotiations...
- his
family for London.
Around 1849–1850, the
Marxes lived at Dean
Street in London. In 1856 the
Marxes moved to
Grafton Terrace, near
Hampstead Hill...
-
Zicklin School of Business, the
Weissman School of Arts and Sciences, and the
Marxe School of
Public and
International Affairs.
Baruch College is one of the...
-
films that the Marx Bros. made
under contract to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. The
Marxes had
decided to
retire as a team and The Big
Store was
advertised as their...
- "get" the
Marxes' humor. On the contrary, Dumont, a
seasoned stage professional,
maintained her "straight"
appearance to
enhance the
Marxes' comedy. In...
- is a
reminder that the
Marxes were
never quite as good
again after they lost
their one
straight man. The
object of the
Marxes'
comedy is anarchy, but...
- The Big
Store (1941);
these were not as
artistically successful as the
Marxes'
previous MGM features.
Keaton also
directed three one-reel
novelty shorts...
- and
asking if the
hotel can
accommodate 400
guests for the w****end. The
Marxes immediately beat a
hasty retreat, and Mrs.
Potter declares the
wedding will...
- Chico, and Zeppo), with
Lillian Roth and
Margaret Dumont,
based on the
Marxes’
Broadway musical of the same name.
Mayhem and
zaniness ensue during a w****end...
