* | October 2, 1890 New York, New York | |
as Julius Henry Marx | ||
† | August 19, 1977 Los Angeles, California |
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Glenn Mitchell The Marx Brothers Encyclopedia London, 1996 |
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Wes D. Gehring Groucho & W.C. Fields, Huckster Comedians Jackson, 1994 |
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Wes D. Gehring The Marx Brothers, A Bio-Bibliography New York - Westport, Connecticut - London, 1987 |
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Ulrich Hoppe Die Marx Brothers München, 1985 |
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Charlotte Chandler Hello, I must be going, Groucho and His Friends London, 1979 |
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Hector Arce Groucho New York, 1979 |
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Allen Eyles The Marx Brothers, Their World of Comedy London - New York, 1974 |
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Joe Adamson Groucho, Harpo, Chico, and sometimes Zeppo, a history of the Marx Brothers and a satire on the rest of the world New York, [1973] |
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Allen Eyles The Marx Brothers, Their World of Comedy New York, 1969 |
David Thomson The New Biographical Dictionary of Film New York, 2003 |
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Danny Peary Cult Movie Stars New York, [..], 1991 |
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Anthony Slide (ed.) Selected Vaudeville Criticism Metuchen, N.J., & London, 1988 |
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Stanley Appelbaum and James Camner (editors) Stars of the American Musical Theater in Historic Photographs, 361 Portraits from the 1860s to 1950 New York, 1981 |
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Joe Franklin Encyclopedia of Comedians Secaucus, N.J., 1979 |
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Paul Michael, editor in chief. James Robert Parish, associate editor The American movies reference book, The sound era Englewood Cliffs, N.J.,, 1969 |
John Richard Finch and Paul Elby Close-Ups, From the Golden Age of the Silent Cinema South Brunswick and New York - London, 1978 |