The Marx brothers
by William Wolf
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The Pyramid Illustrated History of the Movies is a series of volumes that offers a comprehensive overview and brings a fresh perspective to the influential figures, forms, and styles in the development of motion pictures. Each lavishly illustrated volume has been designed to stimulate the interest of the student for whom film is an art, and to stir the memories of the fan for whom "going to the movies" will always be an exhilarating experience. -- Groucho! Chico! Harpo! After many year, they can still convulse film goers with laughter and brighten a glum world with their wisecracks, their leers, their head on assaults on everyone's sacred cows. William Wolf's profusely illustrated book traces the careers of these inspired lunatics and lovingly recreates the most hilarious moments from their perennially popular movies.
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