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Groucho Marx - Mystery Guest on What's My Line?

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Uploaded by on Oct 1, 2007

Episode date October 13, 1963
Groucho signs in as "Mr. + Mrs. John Smith".
He is promoting his 4th book Memoirs of a Mangy Lover.

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  • Odd, October 13th was a Sunday, according to a google search. I thought they did these on Fridays or Saturdays.

  • @Madizzle90 sunday's at 1030pm from 1950 til 1967.

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  • so better than TV shows of nowadays which are only reality TV so boring and vulgar ! That was entertainement !

  • nobody was ever anywhere *near* as fast as groucho with the quick line. he was always instantly making witty remarks that most of us would take a *month* to think of, if we could at all.

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  • @xander7ful Yes, in the 1950s Red had played a sailor in Sayonara, for which he won an Oscar.

  • @thefools Welp, that explains a lot.

  • @GrandMaster2350 I think it's a film reference. I think Red Buttons was in a movie at the time where he was a sailor.

  • @marcjusz John Daly was born in South Africa. He knew Afrikaans, which has some German. Groucho probably knew Yiddish, which is somewhat German.

  • i think the talk show host said mr marx name before they knew who it was listen after 4:12 to 4:20

  • who was the alternate sponsor?

  • Groucho was the master. No one had wit like that.

  • Tony Randall got unusually quiet once he knew it was Groucho. I think he was in awe.

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