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• Marx Brothers
  ..., [[Broadway]], [[motion picture]]s [[radio]] and [[television]]. The five Marx brothers were Leonard (1886 – 1961), Adolph Arthur (1888 – 1964) Julius Henry (1
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• Marx Brothers/Definition
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• Marx Brothers/Bibliography
  ===The Marx Brothers=== | title = The Marx brothers
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• Marx Brothers/External Links
  *[http://www.marxbrothers.nu/ The Marx Brothers Museum]
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• Marx Brothers/Related Articles
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• Marx (disambiguation)
  {{rpl|Marx Brothers}}
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• Marx Brothers/Bibliography
  ===The Marx Brothers=== | title = The Marx brothers
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• Marx Brothers/External Links
  *[http://www.marxbrothers.nu/ The Marx Brothers Museum]
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• Duck Soup (movie)/Definition
  A movie comedy by the [[Marx Brothers]]
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• Margaret Dumont/Definition
  (1882-1965) American actress best known as one of the [[Marx Brothers]] leading comic foils.
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• Marx Brothers
  ..., [[Broadway]], [[motion picture]]s [[radio]] and [[television]]. The five Marx brothers were Leonard (1886 – 1961), Adolph Arthur (1888 – 1964) Julius Henry (1
  954 bytes (124 words) - 18:00, 30 March 2010
• Mary Livingstone/Definition
  ...time girlfriend on his radio and television shows. She was a cousin of the Marx Brothers.
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• Gilad Atzmon
  ...ch more than great music and cutting humour (reminiscent at times of the [[Marx Brothers]] and [[BBC Radio]]'s “Goon Show.”) Ingeniously, by employing jazz as a
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• Circus
  ...Three Maxiums'' were released in 1936 and ''At the Circus'' starring the Marx Brothers and ''You Can't Cheat an Honest Man'' in 1939. Circus films continued to be
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