Groucho Collection

THE MARX BROTHERS, 1935. Some of the ships crew join the Marx Brothers in their cabin in A Night at the Opera, 1935

Groucho Marx / Postcard
GROUCHO MARX (Julius Marx) American comedian with his characteristic cigar and painted-on moustache

Three Marx Bros / Mgm
HARPO, GROUCHO & CHICO MARX (Adolph, Julius & Leonard) American comedians, three of the five Marx Brothers (Zeppo and Gummo not shown) Date: 20th century

THE MARX BROTHERS, 1932. Groucho (left) and Chico Marx in Horse Feathers, 1932

Four Marx Bros / Paramount
CHICO, ZEPPO, HARPO & GROUCHO MARX American comedians, known collectively as the Marx Brothers Date: 20th century

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Toyger kittens in the studio wearing false nose Groucho glasses Date: 19-12-2019

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Persian Cat wearing false nose Groucho glasses Date: 18-11-2019

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Persian Cat wearing false nose Groucho glasses Date: 18-11-2019

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Coton de Tulear Dog wearing false nose Groucho glasses Date: 18-11-2019

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Chimpanzee - showing lips kissing wearing false nose Groucho glasses and party hat Date: 18-11-2019

Margaret Dumont (with Groucho Marx) wearing Dolly Tree
Margaret Dumont (with Groucho Marx) wearing a Dolly Tree negligee in At the Circus (1939) Date: 1939

Mr Gennaro of Gennaros Rendezvous Restaurant
A signed portrait of Mr V Gennaro of Gennaros Rendezvous Restaurant on Dean Street, Soho, London. Gennaros would later become the site for the Groucho Club

Music cover, Alone, Marx Brothers
Music cover, Alone, words by Arthur Freed, music by Nacio Herb Brown, as sung by Allan Jones and Kitty Carlisle in the MGM film A Night at the Opera, featuring the Marx Brothers. 1935

THEATER: MARX BROTHERS. From left: Groucho, Zeppo, Chico, and, with his harp, Harpo Marx, on stage at the Lyric Theater in New York in George S. Kaufmans musical comedy Cocoanuts, 1925

Heart disease. Conceptual artwork of a section through a heart, made to look like the face of the American comedian Groucho Marx (1890-1977)

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"Groucho: The Iconic Marx Brother Who Brought Laughter to the Silver Screen" Step into the world of comedy and chaos with Groucho Marx, one of the legendary Marx Brothers. In 1935's "A Night at the Opera, " Groucho's comedic genius shines as some of the ship's crew join him in their cabin, creating a hilarious spectacle that has stood the test of time. With his signature cigar and thick glasses, Groucho became an unforgettable figure in entertainment history. In this vintage postcard featuring him alone, he exudes charm and wit that captivated audiences worldwide. Teaming up with his brothers for MGM films like "Three Marx Bros, " Groucho showcased his impeccable timing and razor-sharp humor. Their chemistry on screen was electric, leaving viewers in stitches from start to finish. In 1932's "Horse Feathers, " we see Groucho alongside Chico Marx, another comedic powerhouse. Together, they create uproarious scenes that have become timeless classics. Paramount Pictures also had the privilege of working with all four Marx Brothers - Groucho included. Their collaboration resulted in side-splitting comedies that continue to entertain generations today. Beyond film sets, Groucho enjoyed dining at Mr. Gennaro's Rendezvous Restaurant – a place where laughter filled every corner along with delicious cuisine. These moments captured by photographs like 13131811 show us glimpses into his off-screen life and reveal a man who loved both making people laugh and indulging in good food. One constant presence throughout many of Grouch's films was Margaret Dumont – an actress known for her impeccable comedic timing when paired with him. Pictured together wearing Dolly Tree costumes (13131263), their dynamic duo brought countless laughs to audiences everywhere. Groucho remains an enduring symbol of comedy brilliance even after all these years since his heyday in Hollywood.