#Marx brothers poster movie

And don't miss the show-stopper 'I want my shirt!' My sister and I were rolling on the ground laughing. Stay away from the fast-forward button, though-the songs are just as laughable as the jokes(for all the wrong reasons, of course), as is Kay Francis's drag queen-esque performance.

And as the poster indicates, the film production was made with sound - 'Paramounts All Talking-Singing Musical Comedy Hit. Add to Favorites Marx Brothers picture inside the large ornament picture is taken from a book ExtremeClippings 5 out of 5 stars (157. FieldingArtworks 5 out of 5 stars (176) 21.17.

#Marx brothers poster movie

What brings this film down is bad editing and the godawful songs-Mary Eaton singing 'Do the Monkey Doodle Do'-say WHAT!?!? The dancing is,as Groucho states, 'A little entertainment-very little.' And Harpo's harp solo was really just pasted in there. Directed by French-born Robert Florey and choreography specialist Joseph Santley, its the cinematic adaptation of the Broadway hit musical in which the Marx Brothers starred for 276 performances beginning in 1925. Groucho Marx pop art print, Groucho minimalist poster, Silent Movie prints, Marx Brothers print. Click For More Products Framed Photos (from 99.99) Photographic Prints (from 8.49) Jigsaw Puzzles (from 32.99) Poster Prints (from 23.99) Canvas Prints (from 94.99) Fine Art Prints (from 39.00) Metal. Even the fabulous Margaret Dumont gets in on the action, telling her warbling daughter to 'stop singing on the beach at all hours' after one truly atrocious song. Some of the ship's crew join the Marx Brothers in their cabin in A Night at the Opera, 1935. This does not mean you should miss it, however! Groucho delivers some of his most scathing one-liners, Harpo provides a perfect blend of devilry and sympathy, and Chico struts like a peacock. Created / Published United States : unnamed publisher, c1933. We have new and used copies available, in 1 editions - starting at 11.84. The 4 Marx brothers in 'Duck soup' Summary Motion picture poster for 'Duck Soup' showing the Marx Brothers looking up at a chorus line of dancers' legs. 'The Coconuts', being the Marx Brothers' first film, is bound to be a little creaky. Buy Marx Brothers Movie Poster Book by Greg Lenburg online at Alibris.