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Groucho Marx - Lydia the Tattooed Lady
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The Dick Cavett Show
September 5, 1969
"Lydia the Tattooed Lady", which became one of Groucho Marx's signature tunes, was written by Harold Arlen and Yip Harburg, and first appeared in the movie At the Circus (1939).
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He was a great entertainer, that Julius Marx.
the end.
Don't know if it was commented on, but I believe he was in his 80s in this clip!! (Late 70s anyway!)
Ah, well. I miss Groucho a lot.
Elvis, not as much.
Shalom to you, Grouch. I hope you and Harpo and Chico are up there laughing it up with Abbot and Costello and Laurel and Hardy and Chaplin and Moe and Curly and Larry and all the other greats.
After all, God may take the form of a man up there, maybe not- but I'm sure he wouldn't mind a laugh or two that only those greats can deliver.
Right now, we can ALL use laughs...........
I agree. What a beautiful man... :) ♥
To get the inside story on Groucho up to 1971, read "Son of Groucho" written by his son Arthur Marx. It'll give you some perspective on "Father" as "Big Feet" (Groucho's pet name for Arthur) called him. It'll also give you an idea what it's like to have a famous father and try to make a name for yourself at the same time...