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Around this day in the Marx Brothers history

16 Feb 1946: Groucho's piece, "How to Be a Spy," appeared in the New York Herald Tribune Sunday Supplement, This Week.  
17 Feb 1929: Groucho took another shot at explaining the slump in theater ticket sales in his New York Morning Telegraph article, "What Is Wrong with the Theater."  
17 Feb 1958: Leon Pierson and William Holden appeared briefly on the radio broadcast of "You Bet Your Life."  
17 Feb 1964: Groucho was the "Mystery Celebrity" on "Your First Impression" on NBC television.  
18 Feb 1950: Harpo and Chico appeared on "Saturday At The Shamrock" on radio.  
18 Feb 1957: All five Marx Brothers were guests on NBC's "Tonight: America After Dark," hosted by Jack Lescouli. (This was the entire team's only appearance together on television.)
Zeppo, Chico, Groucho, Harpo, and Gummo Marx  
This site uses material originally created by Frank Bland for his website Why A Duck?. Frank did kindly give me permission to use this material.

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