On Your Marx, Get Set, Go!

00:00:07 The Marx Brothers were magical.

00:01:09 . . .that was so hilarious that it made them the giants that they were.

00:02:28 There's always, you know, Busby Berkeley musical numbers.

00:03:55 And they're doing the routines, timed. . .

00:04:56 And some of these things, even small scenes. . .

00:06:07 And Allan Jones was this wonderfully handsome fellow. . .

00:07:07 . . .without mentioning Margaret Dumont.

00:08:21 There's something funny about the relationship between Groucho. . .

00:09:29 . . .and if there was a motel between there and the next stoplight. . .

00:10:30 l was devoted to him, and he was to me, l think.

00:11:36 And Groucho said, ''Omelet. ''

00:12:44 He was this crazy, zany man who every kid in the world. . .

00:14:00 He could do a straight scene, help push the plot forward.

00:15:08 Just a moment, while l calm these paralytics.

00:16:21 . . .is the tootsie-fruitsie-ice-cream sequence. . .

00:17:33 Chico would do his line, and she could count in her head:

00:18:46 There's a kind of real delight that you can take. . .

00:19:59 What happens is that Harpo is trying to communicate to Chico. . .

00:21:02 You're just seeing two guys who are the best, the only ones that were doing that.

00:22:04 . . .when no one else can find anything wrong. ''

00:23:19 . . .from double pneumonia.

00:24:23 l don't think he really understood them.

00:25:30 Most Marx Brothers fans would consider A Day at the Races. . .

00:26:39 lf they're legendary, it's because the material holds up. . .