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Dave's Bootleg Trading List
Trading CD/cassette/video copies of bands including; Black Sabbath, Ozzy, Dio, KISS, Deep Purple, Rainbow, Led Zeppelin, Van Halen, BTO, Alice Cooper, Blue Oyster Cult, Aerosmith, Rush and Head East. Plus videos by The Three Stooges, marx brothers WC Fields. Episodes of Sea Hunt and recordings of Roy D Mercers prank phone calls. All trades considered.
http://www.geocities.com/schall62629/bootleg/bootleg.htm

Extractions: Monday, March 10, 2003 11:44:08 PM I am taking a break from trading. I will complete any trades that I currently have in progress. All Trades will be considered. I Do Not Sell. To view listings click on desired icon below. Read my RULES Due to my lack of free time, I am forced to be very selective when negotiating trades. Select an artist below. AC/DC Aerosmith Alice In Chains Angel ... Bad Traders -RULES OF TRADING- Please check this list periodically for new additions. The main thing is to be honest and have fun. I ONLY trade, Do not ask to buy anything.
Brad's Marx Brothers Page
http://members.tripod.com/Cleo256/marx/main.html
Background Briefing - 28/3/1999: The Party Of The First Part
Transcript of a marx brothers sketch from the film A Night At the Opera, used in a radio documentary to illustrate the problems of responsibility and contractual enforcement involved in government outsourcing.
http://abc.net.au/rn/talks/bbing/stories/s20753.htm
Marxist Propaganda
Quicktime movie of Groucho dancing and MPEG video of mirror scene from the movie Duck Soup, as well Category Arts Celebrities M marx brothersMarxist Propaganda. Welcome to Marxist Propaganda, theWeb page devoted to the marx brothers. What's here
http://www.evl.uic.edu/pape/Marx/
Perelman
Footnoted article by Sanford Pinsker of Franklin and Marshall College on the writer's life and writings in the context of his association with the marx brothers and other celebrities. Excerpts from his works.
http://www.compedit.com/perelman.htm

Extractions: As an Aging New Yorker Humorist Sanford Pinsker S. J. Perelman is one of those hearty perennials that generations of new readers keep "discovering." In the early 1960s, some of the waves of interest generated by a Nathanael West revival spilled over to his brother-in-law, S. J. Perelman. Like many another writer down on his proverbials, Perelman partook of the aid-and-comfort that West, as manager, dispensed at New York Citys Hotel Sutton: Since I was his friend and brother-in-law, it was only natural that my wife and I gravitated to his hostel when Sherry Flip slid into the vortex. A relative with a surplus of rooms was a mighty welcome spar, and we clung to him gratefully. He fixed up two cubbyholes into the semblance of a suite, for which, unsurprisingly, we paid skeletal rates, and he was quick to apply financial poultices when the wolf nipped at our heels. The Perelmans were, as they say, in good company: Lillian Heilman holed up at the Hotel Sutton, as did Dashiell Hammett, Norman Krasna and dozens of other talents, large, middle-sized and small. The result was less a "hotel" in the strictest, most cost-effective sense of the word and more an American version of the European salon. To be sure, West was the initial focus of the fascination with such reissued novels as
Nathan Meyers
Collection of music and TV links, including hardcore, punk, and emo, Pinky and the Brain, Spiderman, and The marx brothers. Also including personal poetry and information.
http://www.geocities.com/sumo_1uhb/
The Marx Brothers' Hollywood
LA locations related to the lives and deaths of Groucho, Chico and Harpo.Category Arts Celebrities M marx brothersThe marx brothers' Hollywood. LA locations related the the life times of Groucho, Chico Harpo. Where Groucho Lived
http://www.seeing-stars.com/StarIndexes/MarxBros.shtml
The New Tradition
1985 International Quartet Champions known for their marx brothers routine.
http://webpages.marshall.edu/~bennett7/thestation/quartets/newtradition.html

Extractions: The New Tradition - perhaps better known to thousands of barbershoppers as the Marx Brothers' clones - won the gold in 1985. All are experienced international compeditors and medalists: tenor John Sherburn (Zeppo in their famous impersonation), lead Dan Jordan (Chico), bari Bob Gray Jr. (Harpo), and bass John Miller (Groucho). The quartet is in a sense a spin-off of The Grand Tradition, international bronze medalists in 1980, '82, and '83, of which Dan and Bob were members. John Miller had won the gold in 1979 as bass of Grandma's boys, and John Sherburn sang with the Crown City Good Time Music Co., five time semi-finalists, and the Dapper Dans of Disneyland, among other quartets. Although the Marx Brothers routine is their best known, the always-entertaining foursome has appeared as leading characters of Star Trek, and as Charlie Chaplin, W. C. Fields and Laurel and Hardy, and other roles.
ANIMAL CRACKERS - The Marx Brothers' Second Film - Suite101.com
A look at the second marx brothers movie, Animal Crackers. Review of the movie and its directing.
http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/black_and_white_movies/43711

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EarthStation1.com's Movie Sounds Showcase: Marx Brothers' Duck Soup Wavs
Same as above, followed by I implore you send him back to his father andbrothers, who are waiting for him with open arms in the penitentary! .
http://www.earthstation1.com/marxdksp.html

Extractions: dsbaby.wav Prosecutor: "Chicolini, when were you born?" Chico: "I don't remember - I was justa littla baby." Prosecutor: "Isn't it true you tried to sell Freedonia's secret war code and plans?" Chico: "Sure, I sold a code and two pair of plans! (to Groucho): "That's some joke, hah Boss?" Groucho: "Now I'll bet you to 1 we'll find you guilty!"
At-A-Glance Film Reviews: The Cocoanuts (1929)
Brief review of the marx brothers' first movie, and a bit of trivia. Rated 3.5/5.
http://www.rinkworks.com/movies/m/the.cocoanuts.1929.shtml

Extractions: The Marx Brothers' first film was this early sound effort so early that the kinks still hadn't been worked out of the medium. (Watch out for scenes containing maps, newspapers, and other paper items they're all soaked in water to keep them from rustling in the primitive microphones.) But the four Marx Brothers do a fine job working around the technical shortcomings by unleashing their customarily irreverent barrage of wit. Groucho's one-liners are delivered so fast you can't stop to laugh at any one punchline, and Harpo eats up the set...literally. Although their best work was still to come, The Cocoanuts has an energy and freshness that, regrettably, wore off over the years. Back to the Film Reviews for the 1920s
Marx Brothers - Night At The Opera Treasury
A complete collection of sounds, pictures, and information from the classic 1935marx brothers movie, A Night at the Opera, one of the greatest comedies of all
http://www.nightattheopera.net/

Extractions: The author of this web page intends this educational site as a fitting tribute to the classic comedy team of the Marx Brothers, as well as a respectful tribute to MGM's 1935 classic film, A Night at the Opera . The author of this web page receives no compensation or profit from this page whatsoever, either directly or indirectly. You are encouraged to rent or better yet) buy this movie, to fully appreciate this comedic masterpiece.
Marx Brothers And Classic Film Links
The marx brothers Stefan Timphus brings us a wide variety of information on themarx brothers, covering their days from childhood, through Vaudeville, and
http://www.nightattheopera.net/links.html

Extractions: This J. C. Kaelin site (a.k.a Wandarer) concentrates on three Marx Brothers films: Horse Feathers Monkey Business , and Duck Soup , the latter of which many consider to be the best of the Marx Brothers' movies. Needless to say, I don't agree with that opinion. ;-) Be sure to drop by for a visit to listen to more classic comedy WAVs. By the way, the graphic of movie producer Billy Bitzer (shown above) also came from that site. The Greatest Films
Meine Marx Brothers Zitate
IMMD CIP Index Up Next The marx brothers. Cocoanuts. A love scene Hammer (Groucho)Did anyone ever tell you that you look like the Prince of Wales?
http://wwwcip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de/user/chwindpa/Marx.Brothers.html

Extractions: A love scene Hammer (Groucho): Did anyone ever tell you that you look like the Prince of Wales? Mrs. Potter: Hammer: I don't mean the present Prince of Wales; one of the old Wales, and believe me when I say Wales, I mean Wales. I know a whale when I see one. Did you say your room is three eighteen? You know I am the proprietor of this hotel and I have a passkey for every room in it. Mrs. Potter: Passkey? Hammer: Passkey-that's Russian for pass-you know they passkey down the streetskey. ... Aw, if we could find a little bungalow-eh? Oh, of course, I know where we could find one, but maybe the people wouldn't get out. But if we could find a nice little empty bungalow just for me and you, where we could bill and cow, no I meant we could bull and cow. Mrs. Potter: Do you know what you are trying to say? Hammer: Yes, it is not what I'm thinking of. What I meant was, if we had a nice little bungalow and you was on the inside and I was on the outside trying to get in and me inside trying to get out or, no you're inside out and I was upside-I'll tell you, if you don't hear from me by next Friday, the whole thing's off! Mrs. Potter:
Marx Brothers Cafe
Fresh Alaskan seafood, game meats and unique ingredients from a menu that is revised daily.Category Regional North America Restaurants and Barsmarx brothers Cafe None. None. marx brothers Cafe.
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Marx Brothers
Hello! All of the files for this page were somehow deleted by Angelfire. Sorryfor the inconvience. I will be getting this page back up in a few days.
http://www.angelfire.com/ny/marxbrothers/
The Marx Brothers Page
Pages include 'Everything I need to know in life, I learned from the marx brothers', the 'Marxist theory of computer repair', 'Harpos' house rules' and downloadable wallpaper file of the marx brothers as Mount Rushmore. Information for joining several online marx brothers clubs and discussion groups.
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/1407/marxlist.html
Giraffes On Horseback Salads
Unproduced 1937 film script written for the marx brothers by Salvador Dali.
http://www.miskatonic.org/dali-marx.html

Extractions: This is from the May 1996 issue of Harper's Magazine . They comment: "From a previously unpublished film script by Salvador Dali, written in 1937 for the Marx Brothers. Dali, who was a fan of the comedians, had befriended Harpo Marx the year before. The film, entitled Giraffes on Horseback Salads The "Surrealist woman" is lying in the middle of a great bed, sixty feet long, with the rest of the guests seated around each side. Along the bed, as decorations, are a group of dwarfs caught by Harpo. Each is supported on a crystal base, decorated with climbing flowers. The dwarfs stay as still as statues, holding lighted candelabras, and change their positions every few minutes. While love tears at Jimmy's heart, Groucho tries to crack a nut on the bald head of the dwarf in front of him. The dwarf, far from looking surprised, smiles at Groucho in the most amiable way possible. Suddenly in the middle of dinner, thunder and lightning begin inside the room. A squall of wind blows the things over on the table and brings in a whirl of dry leaves, which stick to everything. As Groucho opens his umbrella, it begins to rain slowly. Although the guests show surprise, they try for a time to continue their meal, which is, however, brought to an end by showers of rain. In a panic, the guests rush in all directions, while from the hall a torrent of waters washes in, bringing with it all sorts of debris, including a drowned ox. A shepherd makes a desperate effort to collect his flock of sheep, which climb up on the sofas and the bed in an effort to avoid being carried away by the water. A cradle is carried in on the flood containing a baby crying piteously, followed by the mother, hair streaming behind her.
The Marx Brothers IN CHICAGO
Marx Palmer lasted for some years but in October 1914 she was sued by the McVickersTheatre for breach of contract for the nonappearance of the marx brothers.
http://w1.660.telia.com/~u66005454/chicago.htm

Extractions: The Marx/Schickler Family first lived in an apartment at 4649 Calumet Avenue where the city directories find them ensconed in 1910 and 1911 but in late 1912 the family moved to a three-storey brownstone house at 4512 Grand Boulevard. In The Marx Bros. Scrapbook by Groucho and Richard Anobile, Groucho says: "We lived in Chicago for twelve years. I saw Ty Cobb play baseball many a day at White Sox Park. We lived right near there. We bought a house for $ 25,000.00. We paid a thousand down and owed the rest." The theatrical empire of Minnie Marx Palmer lasted for some years but in October 1914 she was sued by the McVickers Theatre for breach of contract for the non-appearance of the Marx Brothers. In 1918, the original Minnie Palmer returned to the United States, reappeared on stage and - to confuse matters further - also set herself up as a producer of musical shows. On 6 April 1917, USA declared war on Germany and in order to avoid her sons being drafted, Minnie Marx bought a farm in La Grange, south-west of Chicago. She had heard that farmers "who fed the nation" could be exempted from the draft. The farmhouse lay north of Joliet Road and east of La Grange, and has long been replaced by development. Chico married Betty Karp in March 1917 and three years later Groucho married Ruth Johnson. In the autumn of 1920, all the Marxes moved back to New York City. In July 2001 I was contacted by Paul Laporte , who mentioned that his Grandfather James (or Jim) "Payday" Moss Weber, born in 1898, and his brother Jerome "Jerry" Weber grew up next to the Marx Brothers in Chicago and that they "played" together. Jim and Jerry's grandfather Louis Weber, a Hungarian Jewish immigrant (born c. 1850), was a successful tailor who became a department store owner. He bought a mansion on Chicago's south side because of his huge family and because he loved to entertain his Hungarian cronies. The third floor was an enormous banquet hall with a polished dance floor.
Marx Brothers Posters
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