Around this day in the Marx Brothers history
| 4 Jan 1945: | Groucho appeared on "Bird's Eye Open House." |
| 4 Jan 1950: | First "You Bet Your Life" with DeSoto/Plymouth as sponsor. |
| 4 Jan 1987: | Groucho was the "special topic" of "The Dr. Demento Show." |
| 5 Jan 1931: | The Marxes appear in the London Palace Theatre |
| 5 Jan 1944: | Groucho's piece commemorating the anniversary of Variety, "Just Another Anniversary," appeared in same on this date. |
| 5 Jan 1947: | Groucho appeared on "Command Performance #246" on Armed Forces Radio. |
| 6 Jan 1926: | Groucho offers a rebuttal to Percy Hammond of the New York Herald Tribune (known for his scathing reviews of the Marxes and others) in his letter, "A Lift From Groucho Marx." |
| 6 Jan 1931: | An uncredited article, "London Hails Four Marxes," (about the reaction of the London newspapers to the brothers' show at the palace) appeared in The New York Times. |
| 6 Jan 1952: | Harpo appeared with Donald O'Connor on NBC television's "Comedy Hour." |
