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Around this day in the Marx Brothers history

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  
19 Feb 1973: Groucho and Erin Fleming appeared on "The New Bill Cosby Show" on CBS television. Groucho sang "Hello, I Must Be Going," Show Me a Rose," and "Lydia."
Bill Cosby emulates Groucho's cigar smoking.  
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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