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DavoTB t1_ja7y1h6 wrote
Reply to The Marx Brothers mixing drinks at The Savoy Hotel in London in 1931. Left To Right: Zeppo, Harpo, Chico, and Groucho. by spodinielri0
The photo was from a visit to London, where they also played a performance at The Palace Theater. There were other photos from the time, dated 12/31/30, showing Chico at a piano, surrounded by brothers Zeppo, and Groucho, their wives, and Groucho’s kids (Arthur and Miriam).
As others noted, this showed the brothers without their makeup and wigs, for which they were most known.
Rifofr t1_ja7xq9n wrote
Reply to comment by Garmgarmgarmgarm in Pitkin Ave. in Brooklyn, 1953 by Maureen0569
This place would have been closed on Saturday, but there are workers there.
karenjs t1_ja7xg2z wrote
Reply to My mother, about 18 years old in a hand-tinted black & white photograph taken in Istanbul, Turkey, guessing 1947 or so. by Magnet50
You didn’t get away with any mischief as a child, did you? She looks like nothing would get past her radar! Wonderful photo.
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doodler1977 t1_ja7xa9w wrote
is he with the Bride or the Groom?
DavoTB t1_ja7wugf wrote
Reply to comment by isecore in The Marx Brothers mixing drinks at The Savoy Hotel in London in 1931. Left To Right: Zeppo, Harpo, Chico, and Groucho. by spodinielri0
Clarifying: Chico “chased the chicks,” as he put it. He was known for this at a young age. It wasn’t given for the characters he played.
Zeppo’s nickname was an evolving story. Sometimes Groucho told the “zeppelin “ story, but sometimes they intimated he was called the name after “a circus freak” that they had seen. One website states that the nickname was based on the German word for “kid.”
Chico’s daughter stated on a documentary that they called him “Zeb” when they owned a farm. They would call each other “Zeke” or “Zeb.” and it later changed to Zeppo.
The other brother, (who was in the group before the films), was “Gummo,” named because he used to wear gumshoes.He left to enlist in the service, and later became a well-known agent in Hollywood.
sonicjesus t1_ja7wt5i wrote
Reply to New Zoo Revue 1970s by steroidamoeba
Man did this show creep me out, especially that demonic frog.
wildddin t1_ja7wje4 wrote
Reply to The Marx Brothers mixing drinks at The Savoy Hotel in London in 1931. Left To Right: Zeppo, Harpo, Chico, and Groucho. by spodinielri0
Okay but where's Karl?
SnooDogs7564 t1_ja7w9md wrote
Reply to My MIL & her brothers, 1960s. by yttikat
🤯
the_scarlett_ning t1_ja7w8y6 wrote
Reply to comment by LetterheadVarious398 in My MIL & her brothers, 1960s. by yttikat
But then he’ll sneak into our houses at night and wreck up the place! Aaa-Rrrooo!!
Pudding_Hero t1_ja7vmst wrote
Reply to comment by UncleCornPone in My MIL & her brothers, 1960s. by yttikat
Ya I’m legit confused
amazingsandwiches t1_ja7vlqz wrote
James Brown?
James Brown!
Moveyourbloominass t1_ja7vclw wrote
Reply to comment by TheShadyGuy in Tina Weymouth, Talking Heads/Tom-Tom Club (1983) by So_Do_You_Like_Stuff
I'm so glad I got to see them. Can check them off the bucket list. Too many still to see before they retire or die.
youthofoldage t1_ja7v6h2 wrote
This! Think about all the truly awesome bass lines she came up with. Just about every song starts with her picking out something that gets you grooving. Bring back the funk!
conjectureandhearsay t1_ja7v49q wrote
I thought for sure you were going to go for for a ripe mother-in-law joke.
Wedding invite should have said: “No fat chicks”
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TheShadyGuy t1_ja7uygu wrote
Reply to comment by Moveyourbloominass in Tina Weymouth, Talking Heads/Tom-Tom Club (1983) by So_Do_You_Like_Stuff
I caught the Furs at a festival just after Echo and the Bunnymen performed and the Furs blew them away. This was maybe 5 years ago.
PJJefferson t1_ja7uwx0 wrote
Reply to comment by WhatDoYouKnow357 in Pitkin Ave. in Brooklyn, 1953 by Maureen0569
I generally operate on a don’t ask/don’t tell policy, when it comes to food made with intestines.
Candid_Pie_8870 t1_ja7utcw wrote
10 speed. Nice.
[deleted] t1_ja7upzs wrote
Reply to comment by StubbyKaye in One-off figurine depicting Joan Crawford as Blanche Hudson in “What Ever Happened To Baby Jane?” Info in comment. 1962 by butterflypoo69
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WhatDoYouKnow357 t1_ja7upyv wrote
Reply to comment by PJJefferson in Pitkin Ave. in Brooklyn, 1953 by Maureen0569
Don’t ask what hot dogs are made of…
Frans_Ranges t1_ja7ulop wrote
Reply to comment by notbob1959 in In the 1950s a ray gun was all you needed for a great day. by skipperbob
I don't think she consents
Oceanjinga t1_ja7uh9l wrote
Reply to Bettie Page roadraging (1950s) by bil_sabab
See where Miley Cyrus got the tongue thing
icenoid t1_ja7uaq3 wrote
Reply to comment by rouxjean in Pitkin Ave. in Brooklyn, 1953 by Maureen0569
It’s the passcode to the space laser
Gryndyl t1_ja7yfvc wrote
Reply to The Marx Brothers mixing drinks at The Savoy Hotel in London in 1931. Left To Right: Zeppo, Harpo, Chico, and Groucho. by spodinielri0
Imagine being their parents during the teen years.