"The Marx Brothers have never been in a picture as wonderful as they are." -- movie critic Cecilia Ager, 1946

Table of Contents:

I'll Say They Are! (Introduction to this website)

Paramount's Paramount Team (The Marx Brothers at Paramount)
The Cocoanuts (1929)
Animal Crackers (1930)
Monkey Business (1931)
Horse Feathers (1932)
Duck Soup (1933)

"Positively, Mr. Thalberg?" "Absolutely, Brothers Marx!" (The Marx Brothers at MGM)
A Night at the Opera (1935)
A Day at the Races (1937)

Room Service (1938)

Humor Less (The Marx Brothers' final MGM movies)
At the Circus (1939)
Go West (1940)
The Big Store (1941)

Out-On-the-Street Cinderellas (The Marx Brothers on their own)
A Night in Casablanca (1946)
Love Happy (1949)

Miscellany:

Humorisk (lost silent movie, circa 1921)
Double Dynamite (Groucho solo movie, 1951)
The Unknown Marx Brothers (TV documentary, 1993)

This site is respectfully dedicated to Margaret Dumont (we're fighting for her honor, which is more than Groucho ever did) and Joe Adamson (who proved that a film-bio book did not have to be pretentious and stodgy).

This website is based in Jacksonville, Florida. (Click here to read Groucho's [typically unflattering] description of the time when he and his brothers played in Jacksonville on the vaudeville circuit.)-- Webmaster Steve Bailey

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