You really need to see the movies to get the whole context. Also, he did a game show called “You Bet Your Life”. Mainly a vehicle for Groucho’s one liners.
He has a famous hilarious song called "Lydia the Tattooed Lady". It's comedy gold. Also the movies "Horsefeathers" "A Night at the Opera", "Duck Soup", and "Monkey Business". He became friends with Elton John, but he kept calling him "John Elton". True story. Here's the Lydia song: th-cam.com/video/uVBBxptpSY8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pNdNhdPAQTJRQytb
Groucho was the master of the quick one-or two-liners. You have to be listening fast to get half his stuff. Plus, it helps to be old enough to catch some of his references--things that preceded your lifetime by many decades. But thanks for being willing to try him, being as how old these clips are.
Some of Groucho's stuff was pretty daring by the standards of the day. It's hard to calculate his real scope of influence, because cartoons like the Animaniacs were still using Groucho jokes when I was a kid, just like Looney Tunes did in previous generations. The man was a legend.
In one of their classic films, "A Night at the Opera," the three Marx Brothers need to travel from Europe to the U.S. on a ship, but they don't have money for the tickets. So, they impersonate some pilots who have become famous for doing something for the first time. When the ship arrives, they are asked to give a speech about their accomplishment. Chico Marx, who spoke with a fake Italian accent, says this: "So now I tell you how we fly to America. The first time we started we got-a half way there when we run out a gasoline, and we gotta go back. Then I take-a twice as much gasoline. This time we're just about to land, maybe three feet, when what do you think: we run out of gasoline again. And-a back-a we go again to get-a more gas. This time I take-a plenty gas. Well, we get-a half way over, when what do you think happens: we forgot-a the airplane. So, we gotta sit down and we talk it over. Then I get-a the great idea. We no take-a gasoline, we no take-a the airplane. We take steamship, and that, friends, is how we fly across the ocean."
Groucho was one of the brothers in the famous comedy team known as The Marx Brothers. His brothers were Harpo, Chico, and Zeppo. You should watch some of the videos of the whole team; they are hilarious.
Welcome to the world of sophisticated comedy! Glad you appreciate these classics. All the Marx Brothers movies are classics, but make it a point to see Horse Feathers, Duck Soup, and A Night at the Opera. Those are three of the most gut bustingly funny movies ever made. If absolutely nothing else, see the stateroom scene from A Night At The Opera. It's the funniest thing ever put on film. I would love to see your reaction to any of these. It's always fun to watch someone finding out about and appreciating aspects of our culture he never knew about before. Subscribed.
In the 40s (on radio) and in the 50s he was given a TV show called You Bet Your Life. Ostensibly a quiz show where contestants would win money by answering trivia questions, the real meat of the show was Groucho's interviews with the contestants ahead of the quiz, with Groucho ad-libbing hilarious comments along the way.
I remember a story about a woman contestant with eight children who said she just likes to keep having children, to which Groucho replied "Well I like a good cigar but I take it out once in a while."
Yup I’m 75 years old and remember when he was on Tv when I was a kid used to watch my parents watching him and getting into fights my dad loved it but my mom was always upset 😂😂😂😂Thanks For Sharing 👍🙏💯😎❤️
If I were forced to choose, Groucho Marx gets my vote as the number one wittiest comedian of them all. Even when he was very old his mind was still very sharp. Among his great lines - It was Groucho Marx who first said to women “If I said you had a beautiful body, would you hold it against me?” All of the Marx Brothers were absolutely brilliant. They were very inspirational for all comedy that came after them. The cartoon character Bugs Bunny was modeled after their work.
The Marx Brothers were a vaudeville team, doing comedy in flea-bitten theaters in one-horse towns. They learned their craft there, where you had to be funnier and faster than anybody else or you'd find yourself jobless and stranded in the middle of the Arizona desert. They all had nicknames ending in 'o': Groucho, Harpo, Chico, Zeppo, and Gummo.
The Marx Brothers movies are still available online. I recommend watching their first few movies made at Paramount, plus Night at the Opera. Duck Soup is the most watchable movie. But remember these were some of the first sound movies and they’re nearly 100 years old. So it was a new medium and they were working out the potential of the medium. The Marx brothers started in vaudeville and became a big Broadway successes before the movies. Many of their early movies started out as Broadway plays, and then were turned into movies. What that meant were these were polished performances before they were filmed. All the jokes worked and because they were first performed live in front of an audience and they knew where the laughs were and put in pauses in the movies at those points. Also they were very witty with great language play, musical numbers (Harpo Marx was a world class harp player and they all played musical instruments) plus some slapstick and absurdity and surrealism. Much of it is still outrageous today and they certainly were outrageous back then.
My favorite? Groucho is à desk clerk in a hotel. Two guys come in and ask for a room. One guy says can we double up? Groucho sez yeah, eat green apples.😅
Groucho Marx was on The Johnny Carson Show one night in the early 70s and had been interviewed. He was seated over on the couch out of the camera view. Carson was talking to a U.S. Senator & during the talk, Carson asked the Senator "...with all the legislation in Washington you have to pass Senator which probably keeps you busy -- how did you manage to have 8 children?" The Senator replied sincerely, "Well, Mr. Carson I love my wife." Off camera, you could hear Groucho Marx clearly say "I love my cigar but I take it out of my mouth every now & then."
Duck Soup was one of the funniest movies of all time. It stars Groucho and his brothers. Also recommend clips of him hosting You Bet Your Life and guest hosting for Johnny Carson on the tonight show
Where they are lighting cigars and he says he doesn’t do “Three on a midget.” The actual saying is “Three on a match.” During WWII, it was bad luck to light 3 cigarettes using one match because the match would have to be lit for too long during blackouts and you’d risk being seen by the enemy. I learned that from my mom who was a teenager during the war.
Great reaction. The Marx Brothers were geniuses. There’s lots of great bits from their movies. By the way, nobody calls him Julius. He’s Groucho. His brothers, are Chico and Harpo.
Always enjoy you reacting to things. Your laugh is fun. I saw many f these in the 1970s growing up. I do not know what is available online, but you might check some of the Christmas Specials. They often had comic monologues and skits throughout. There are many greats but Perry Como, Andy Williams, Dean Martin, Bing Crosby, and Bob Hope were some of the top ones. Also the 1960's movie Mad Mad Mad World was a favorite featuring over 60 classic comedians in a caper chasing bank robber loot
I'm a Three Stooges fan myself, but the Marx Bros. come in a close second. "Duck Soup" is one of the funniest movies of all time with one of the greatest scenes in all of comedy. If you liked this, you'll love that!
Happy you've found Groucho, he's one of a kind. Go ahead and check out Marx Brothers movies, the other Brothers are hilarious too, "Duck Soup" and "Horse Feathers" are excellent starters
If you enjoyed Groucho's brand of humor, then do yourself a favor and try to dig up his autobiography, "Groucho and Me", the funniest book I have ever read, that never fails to make me cry from laughter. It recounts his growing up with his 4 brothers, his tailor father, affectionately knicknamed, Misfit Sam, and his improvised impresario mother, shopping her boys around to talent agents to get them out of the house; his difficult start at the bottom of the showbiz ladder on crummy Vaudeville tours; his first loves, cars, cigars, etc. What wonderfully jubilatory anecdotes! Believe me, you will be thanking me. Enjoy!
He is just famous under the name Groucho Marx, together with his brothers Chico, Harpo and lesser known Zeppo they made a series of comedies. Check them all out.
You might have noticed that Groucho's mustache was PAINTED ON....he would go out for dinner without the mustache and still act like Groucho, but to the waitresses he was just this weird little man!!
You should check out " W. C. Fields" someday....he was brilliant too...this dude was even a Vaudevillian ...he goes way back....he was born in 1880 and died in 1946...he's a classic
if your grandparents are still alive ask them about the Marx Brothers, the three stooges and W C Fields. You have been introduced to some of the stars of the past. You will be surprised by the talent of the past. Also Abbott and Costello, even Winston Churchill had great insults check what he said to Lady Nancy Astor.
Education starts somewhere, and THIS is a great start. Lesson 1: EVERYONE IN THE WORLD knows it's "Groucho." No other name EVER needed. Lesson 2: the larger older woman is MARGARET DuMONT. "And don'tcha fergit it-!" She is part of the cast in many of the Groucho films, and when she's not, he's hired someone else fill that role.
Later in life on a TV special with Bill Cosby interviewing Groucho in his early 80's, Cosby asked him "Do you have any unfulfilled wish?" Groucho responded "Yes, I'd like to terminate this interview a soon as possible."
there were 5 Marx brothers, Grouch, Harpo, Chico, Zeppo and Gummo. Along with movies he also had a game show called You bet your life. I dont know if you realized it but that mustache is painted on.
Groucho had a lady guest on his show years ago and she stated she had like six or seven kids and groucho pulled his cigar out of his mouth and looks at it and says,quote I love my cigar but I take it out of my mouth every now and then.....😂😂😂
Mel Brooks once told this story of Groucho and Chico (pronounced Chick-o as he was the actual womanizer of the brothers): The two of them were invited to a big party. another invitee was Tallulah Bankhead (big star then, and her father was an influential senator). Before they went in, Grounho warned Chico to be on his best behavior around Tallulah. They end up meeting her, and first words out of Chico's mouth were "I want to f*** You." Room goes quiet, Groucho sees their careers going down the drain. Tallulah gets this coy smile and says "And so you shall, you old-fashioned man you."
Another classic comedian from the same time period....W.C. Fields. At the end of this clip is listed the movies they came from....watch them as they are hilarious....all of the Marx brothers.
Groucho was one of a kind. "Outside of a dog, a book is a man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read." - Groucho Marx
I've got that on a T-shirt. 😂
KingSupreme, welcome to the hilarious world of The Marx Brothers! Chico, Harpo, Groucho and Zeppo were simply the best there ever was.
I was married by a judge. I should have asked for a jury. - G. Marx
Dude, NOBODY beats Groucho when it comes to being quick-witted! He was the best.
You're right. He is even quicker than Andy Bradbury.
The Marx Brothers were pure gold. I recommend the movies "Duck Soup", "A Night At The Opera," and "A Day At The Races."
You really need to see the movies to get the whole context. Also, he did a game show called “You Bet Your Life”. Mainly a vehicle for Groucho’s one liners.
Horsefeathers.
He once said he'd never belong to a club that would have him as a member.
That's why when someone asks me what my politics are, I say I'm a Marxist, a Groucho Marxist, I wouldn't join a Party that would have me as a member.
His brothers Harpo and Chico were brilliant along with him
Zeppo,Gummo..
"What are you doing with that cigar in your mouth?" - "Why, do you know another way to smoke it?"
Bill Clinton: "I've got an idea."
Look for Groucho and Chico doing Sanity Clause.
The woman repeatedly seen in these clips is Margaret Dumont. She was the straight foil for Groucho in many of his films.
I've heard that she didn't get most of the insults lobbed her way. She was pretty forgiving though I guess.
She got the jokes, but she was too much of a professional to let them phase her.
He has a famous hilarious song called "Lydia the Tattooed Lady". It's comedy gold. Also the movies "Horsefeathers" "A Night at the Opera", "Duck Soup", and "Monkey Business". He became friends with Elton John, but he kept calling him "John Elton". True story. Here's the Lydia song: th-cam.com/video/uVBBxptpSY8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pNdNhdPAQTJRQytb
There are so many great Marx Bros films, BUT you have to see DUCK SOUP
When looking into him further… Don’t focus on the “Julius.” He’s known only as “Groucho Marx” or “Groucho.”
Groucho was the master of the quick one-or two-liners. You have to be listening fast to get half his stuff. Plus, it helps to be old enough to catch some of his references--things that preceded your lifetime by many decades. But thanks for being willing to try him, being as how old these clips are.
Margaret Dumont, the tall, stately woman, was absolutely essential to the Marx brothers team. They knew it and respected her for her part.
Some of Groucho's stuff was pretty daring by the standards of the day. It's hard to calculate his real scope of influence, because cartoons like the Animaniacs were still using Groucho jokes when I was a kid, just like Looney Tunes did in previous generations. The man was a legend.
Just call him Groucho lol. Great reaction.
In one of their classic films, "A Night at the Opera," the three Marx Brothers need to travel from Europe to the U.S. on a ship, but they don't have money for the tickets. So, they impersonate some pilots who have become famous for doing something for the first time. When the ship arrives, they are asked to give a speech about their accomplishment. Chico Marx, who spoke with a fake Italian accent, says this:
"So now I tell you how we fly to America. The first time we started we got-a half way there when we run out a gasoline, and we gotta go back. Then I take-a twice as much gasoline. This time we're just about to land, maybe three feet, when what do you think: we run out of gasoline again. And-a back-a we go again to get-a more gas. This time I take-a plenty gas. Well, we get-a half way over, when what do you think happens: we forgot-a the airplane. So, we gotta sit down and we talk it over. Then I get-a the great idea. We no take-a gasoline, we no take-a the airplane. We take steamship, and that, friends, is how we fly across the ocean."
Groucho was one of the brothers in the famous comedy team known as The Marx Brothers. His brothers were Harpo, Chico, and Zeppo. You should watch some of the videos of the whole team; they are hilarious.
you forgot Gummo .. wasn't in any of the movies but was in the early stage shows
Welcome to the world of sophisticated comedy! Glad you appreciate these classics. All the Marx Brothers movies are classics, but make it a point to see Horse Feathers, Duck Soup, and A Night at the Opera. Those are three of the most gut bustingly funny movies ever made. If absolutely nothing else, see the stateroom scene from A Night At The Opera. It's the funniest thing ever put on film. I would love to see your reaction to any of these. It's always fun to watch someone finding out about and appreciating aspects of our culture he never knew about before. Subscribed.
In the 40s (on radio) and in the 50s he was given a TV show called You Bet Your Life. Ostensibly a quiz show where contestants would win money by answering trivia questions, the real meat of the show was Groucho's interviews with the contestants ahead of the quiz, with Groucho ad-libbing hilarious comments along the way.
HE WAS SOOOOO FUNNY DOING HIS GAME SHOW......
"YOU BET YOUR LIFE" !!
I remember a story about a woman contestant with eight children who said she just likes to keep having children, to which Groucho replied "Well I like a good cigar but I take it out once in a while."
Every comedian today can trace their roots back to Groucho. He was the original and greatest of all-time.
Try W.C. Fields
Ah, Yes!
Groucho Marx! 🎥 🤞🥸👍
The Marx Brothers movies have always been the ones that can fix any bad day I have. Always so funny it fixes it quick )
We all need more Groucho
Yup I’m 75 years old and remember when he was on Tv when I was a kid used to watch my parents watching him and getting into fights my dad loved it but my mom was always upset 😂😂😂😂Thanks For Sharing 👍🙏💯😎❤️
The Marx Brother movies still hold up remarkably well. Their sense of humour is timeless, and yes Groucho was the center of it as always,.
If I were forced to choose, Groucho Marx gets my vote as the number one wittiest comedian of them all. Even when he was very old his mind was still very sharp. Among his great lines - It was Groucho Marx who first said to women “If I said you had a beautiful body, would you hold it against me?”
All of the Marx Brothers were absolutely brilliant. They were very inspirational for all comedy that came after them. The cartoon character Bugs Bunny was modeled after their work.
"Duck Soup" is a classic.
Peace on earth.
Groucho! The master from way back in the day. ("I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy") Thank you, King.
Hmmm. I thought the "lobotomy" line came from W. C. Fields.
@@bl3313 You could be right.
"Duck Soup"!
One of the 10 Funniest Films ever made .... And Number 1 by the Date of release!
A master of the double entendre.
The Marx Brothers were a vaudeville team, doing comedy in flea-bitten theaters in one-horse towns. They learned their craft there, where you had to be funnier and faster than anybody else or you'd find yourself jobless and stranded in the middle of the Arizona desert. They all had nicknames ending in 'o': Groucho, Harpo, Chico, Zeppo, and Gummo.
You should just find all his movies. They are wonderful. The Marx Brothers are still in my repeating movie Playlist.
Groucho was amazing. Watch some of their movies. His brothers were Harpo, Chico, sometimes Zeppo, and never Gummo.
I saw him on TV when, late in life, he was a guest on the Bill Cosby show. (Not the sitcom; a talk/variety show.)
The Marx Brothers movies are still available online. I recommend watching their first few movies made at Paramount, plus Night at the Opera. Duck Soup is the most watchable movie. But remember these were some of the first sound movies and they’re nearly 100 years old. So it was a new medium and they were working out the potential of the medium. The Marx brothers started in vaudeville and became a big Broadway successes before the movies. Many of their early movies started out as Broadway plays, and then were turned into movies. What that meant were these were polished performances before they were filmed. All the jokes worked and because they were first performed live in front of an audience and they knew where the laughs were and put in pauses in the movies at those points. Also they were very witty with great language play, musical numbers (Harpo Marx was a world class harp player and they all played musical instruments) plus some slapstick and absurdity and surrealism. Much of it is still outrageous today and they certainly were outrageous back then.
My favorite? Groucho is à desk clerk in a hotel. Two guys come in and ask for a room. One guy says can we double up? Groucho sez yeah, eat green apples.😅
There at the end, the list that comes up are movies Groucho is in, with his brothers. Chico, Harpo, and sometimes Zeppo.
"The horse I bet on came in first in the 3rd race! Unfortunately he was running in the 2nd race".
Club President: Why don’t you join our club?
Groucho: Sorry, I’d never belong to any club that would have ME as a member.
Groucho Marx was on The Johnny Carson Show one night in the early 70s and had been interviewed.
He was seated over on the couch out of the camera view.
Carson was talking to a U.S. Senator & during the talk, Carson asked the Senator "...with all the legislation in Washington you have to pass Senator which probably keeps you busy -- how did you manage to have 8 children?"
The Senator replied sincerely, "Well, Mr. Carson I love my wife."
Off camera, you could hear Groucho Marx clearly say "I love my cigar but I take it out of my mouth every now & then."
Duck Soup was one of the funniest movies of all time. It stars Groucho and his brothers. Also recommend clips of him hosting You Bet Your Life and guest hosting for Johnny Carson on the tonight show
Where they are lighting cigars and he says he doesn’t do “Three on a midget.” The actual saying is “Three on a match.”
During WWII, it was bad luck to light 3 cigarettes using one match because the match would have to be lit for too long during blackouts and you’d risk being seen by the enemy.
I learned that from my mom who was a teenager during the war.
The first person to get canceled over somerhing he said. Involving his cigar
"Television is very educational. Every time someone turns it on I go into the next room and read a good book."
Great reaction. The Marx Brothers were geniuses. There’s lots of great bits from their movies.
By the way, nobody calls him Julius. He’s Groucho. His brothers, are Chico and Harpo.
Most of these clips come from the Marx Brothers movies. They started at Paramount and ended at MGM.
Groucho Marx and Rodney Dangerfield are my favorite comedians.
Halloween is just around the corner - its time for one of the ORIGINAL comedy/horror movies ... "Abbott & Costello meet Frankenstein"
Always enjoy you reacting to things. Your laugh is fun. I saw many f these in the 1970s growing up. I do not know what is available online, but you might check some of the Christmas Specials. They often had comic monologues and skits throughout. There are many greats but Perry Como, Andy Williams, Dean Martin, Bing Crosby, and Bob Hope were some of the top ones. Also the 1960's movie Mad Mad Mad World was a favorite featuring over 60 classic comedians in a caper chasing bank robber loot
Are you seriously saying that you have never heard of The Marx Brothers? I must be older than I thought I was!
I'm a Three Stooges fan myself, but the Marx Bros. come in a close second. "Duck Soup" is one of the funniest movies of all time with one of the greatest scenes in all of comedy. If you liked this, you'll love that!
The Marx Brothers had the greatest comedy films in history.
Happy you've found Groucho, he's one of a kind. Go ahead and check out Marx Brothers movies, the other Brothers are hilarious too, "Duck Soup" and "Horse Feathers" are excellent starters
If you enjoyed Groucho's brand of humor, then do yourself a favor and try to dig up his autobiography, "Groucho and Me", the funniest
book I have ever read, that never fails to make me cry from laughter. It recounts his growing up with his 4 brothers, his tailor father, affectionately knicknamed, Misfit Sam, and his improvised impresario mother, shopping her boys around to talent agents to get them
out of the house; his difficult start at the bottom of the showbiz ladder on crummy Vaudeville tours; his first loves, cars, cigars, etc.
What wonderfully jubilatory anecdotes! Believe me, you will be thanking me. Enjoy!
Groucho He is even quicker than Andy Bradbury.
He didn’t have a real moustache on. It was grease paint which he used when he played Vaudeville before getting into movies.
Groucho and his brothers started in vaudeville and a lot of their material was used in their films.
His brothers Chico and harpo Marx are hilarious.
Groucho was a genius
They made 13 movies all gold
"You haven't stopped talking since you came in here! You must have been Vaccinated with a Phonograph needle!"
Groucho was nothing short of brilliant! I don't think anyone has given me more laughter. Try Harpo!
He is just famous under the name Groucho Marx, together with his brothers Chico, Harpo and lesser known Zeppo they made a series of comedies. Check them all out.
They didn't do, "Why a duck?"!
You might have noticed that Groucho's mustache was PAINTED ON....he would go out for dinner without the mustache and still act like Groucho, but to the waitresses he was just this weird little man!!
☘️worth a deep dive on “The Marx’s brothers”.
They were around. About the time that the film industry moved from Florida to California.
You should check out " W. C. Fields" someday....he was brilliant too...this dude was even a Vaudevillian ...he goes way back....he was born in 1880 and died in 1946...he's a classic
There are books by him too.
GROUCHO STARTED AND WAS THE "KING OF THE ONE LINES"
There were four brothers.
Groucho Marx
Chico Marx
Harpo Marx
Zeppo Marx
Look up some old tv episodes of 'You Bet Your Life'. Groucho's old "game show". He just ad-libs through the whole thing.
Forget the Julius. Nobody called him Julius except maybe his mother.
As a matter of fact I think she was the one who gave him the nickname Groucho.
Duck Soup is a great Marx Brothers movie.
Check out the Marx Brothers movies man. That's where all these Groucho clips come from.
He was God with the combacks,and Harpo didn't talk BUT WAS FUNNY AS 💩💩💩
Groucho & Harpo Marx
You need to see the Marx Brothers movies!
if your grandparents are still alive ask them about the Marx Brothers, the three stooges and W C Fields. You have been introduced to some of the stars of the past. You will be surprised by the talent of the past. Also Abbott and Costello, even Winston Churchill had great insults check what he said to Lady Nancy Astor.
You sould watch the movie "Duck Soup" for a full dose of the Marx Brothers.
Education starts somewhere, and THIS is a great start. Lesson 1: EVERYONE IN THE WORLD knows it's "Groucho." No other name EVER needed. Lesson 2: the larger older woman is MARGARET DuMONT. "And don'tcha fergit it-!" She is part of the cast in many of the Groucho films, and when she's not, he's hired someone else fill that role.
Consider this: a lot of Groucho's jokes were AD LIBBED!
Later in life on a TV special with Bill Cosby interviewing Groucho in his early 80's, Cosby asked him "Do you have any unfulfilled wish?" Groucho responded "Yes, I'd like to terminate this interview a soon as possible."
Groucho Marx Intercom scene from a day at the races
Duck Soup.
there were 5 Marx brothers, Grouch, Harpo, Chico, Zeppo and Gummo. Along with movies he also had a game show called You bet your life. I dont know if you realized it but that mustache is painted on.
He goes by Groucho Marx.
Watch "You Bet Your Life" episodes starring Groucho from the 1950s.
marx brothers the mirror scene
Groucho had a lady guest on his show years ago and she stated she had like six or seven kids and groucho pulled his cigar out of his mouth and looks at it and says,quote I love my cigar but I take it out of my mouth every now and then.....😂😂😂
Without Margaret Dumont, it wouldn’t be the same
groucho singing
More Marx Brothers!
Mel Brooks once told this story of Groucho and Chico (pronounced Chick-o as he was the actual womanizer of the brothers): The two of them were invited to a big party. another invitee was Tallulah Bankhead (big star then, and her father was an influential senator). Before they went in, Grounho warned Chico to be on his best behavior around Tallulah. They end up meeting her, and first words out of Chico's mouth were "I want to f*** You." Room goes quiet, Groucho sees their careers going down the drain. Tallulah gets this coy smile and says "And so you shall, you old-fashioned man you."
He's on the Dick Cavat show on TH-cam it's an hour long it's well worth watching
One of the inspirations for Bugs Bunny
Another classic comedian from the same time period....W.C. Fields. At the end of this clip is listed the movies they came from....watch them as they are hilarious....all of the Marx brothers.
The mirror routine.
Actually two "Mirror Routines".
One with Harpo and Groucho.
Another about 20 years later with Harpo and Lucille Ball. . . . .
@@mortensen1961 Both are classics!