1 Overture (Medley from Marx Brothers Films) 3:02
2 Introduction - Groucho Marx feat: Dick Cavett 4:29
3 Hello, I Must Be Going - Groucho Marx feat: Erin Fleming 0:59
4 Violin Solo: Jack Benny Tribute 0:41
5 How I Got Started in Show Business 0:55
6 My Family, How We Got Our Names 1:32
7 Strange Relatives-Uncle Julius 1:37
8 Chico at Klauber Horn Co 2:18
9 Uncle Herman, Chiropodist 1:03
10 Timbuktu 2:17
11 Annie Berger 2:43
12 World War One, Vaudeville in Toronto 0:43
13 Oh, How That Woman Could Cook 2:18
14 Toronto Song 1:35
15 London Stories, Polish Officer 1:41
16 London Stories, Churchill & 2nd World War 1:58
17 Tough Chicago Critic Story 2:39
18 Palace Theatre: Sarah Bernhardt 0:56
19 Palace Theatre: Fanny Brice 1:36
20 Poem from the Play Animal Crackers 2:19
21 T.S. Eliot Memorial; Laurence Olivier's Lap 4:07
22 2nd World War Bond Tour 1:11
23 Houdini Story 1:17
24 Music in "Coconuts": George Kaufman & Morrie Ryskind Story/Always
25 Music in "Coconuts": Stay Down Here Where You Belong
26 Otto Kahn Story 0:45
27 W.C. Fields: Beebee Gun/Prohibition 1:17
28 W.C. Fields: Baby Leroy 0:57
29 Heaven's Above 0:55
30 Everybody Works But Father 1:43
31 Father's Day
32 Margaret Dumont: The Dowager in Our Films 0:59
33 Thalberg Story: Garbo 0:46
34 Sampson and Delilah Story 0:51
35 Will Rogers, Baseball in Baltimore 0:52
36 Priests Stories: Plaza Hotel/Montreal 1:56
37 Priests Stories: Rome 0:51
38 Show Me a Rose
39 Lydia, The Tattooed Lady

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Enjoy,
Scott

Nice, thanks!

Thanks for sharing!!!!!

Thank you Creedmoor for this classic album featuring the great Groucho Marx.

Thank you Creedmoor for this classic album featuring the great Groucho Marx.

You bet your life!

Much thanks will listen

another rarity, thanks for sharing

thank you.
time flies like an arrow,fruit flies like a banana.

Thanks, Creedmoor!

Get ready to be green with envy. I'm from Chicago. Groucho was close friends with a professor at Northwestern University and was persuaded to come to town for "An Evening With." (It took place a few years before this recording.) I was 13 and already a devout Marxist. Wild horses couldn't have kept me away. It was a relatively intimate gathering, not more than 300 people. He wasn't in the best of spirits. I remember someone yelling, "Hey, Groucho! Will you say, 'Say the secret word and the duck'll come down?'" "NO!" he snarled. "What is this, give-away night." He spoke for about an hour, took questions – which resulted in him insulting every questioner – for another 10 minutes, and sang "Lydia" before packing it in. Far from his prime, but still the funniest man that ever lived and I got to see him in person!

Thanks for the album and the story !

Thanks for the album and the story !

You bet your life! ;)

Thanks Creedmoor!

Thanks Creedmoor :)

Thanks a lot!!

An excellent share,Scott!

I have this one and highly recommended it..

thank you

Thanks a lot Great share.

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