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Comedy · 1950–1970

An Evening With Groucho

39 episodes

Play “Overture - Medley from Marx Brothers Films”
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An Evening With Groucho is a comedy radio series (1950–1970).

Episodes

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Ep 1

May 6, 1972 · Overture - Medley from Marx Brothers Films

3:08
  • Ep 2

    May 6, 1972 · Introduction - Dick Cavett

    In this episode of An Evening With Groucho, Dick Cavett takes the stage to introduce the legendary Groucho Marx. He recounts their first meeting, which took place after the funeral of Groucho's close friend, George S. Kaufman. Cavett shares humorous stories that illustrate Grouch…

    4:37
    • Cozy
    • Comedy
    • Drama
  • Ep 3

    May 6, 1972 · Hello, I Must Be Going

    1:07
  • Ep 4

    May 6, 1972 · Violin Solo, Jack Benny Tribute

    0:49
  • Ep 5

    May 6, 1972 · How I Got Started in Show Business

    1:02
  • Ep 6

    May 6, 1972 · My Family, How We Got Our Names

    In this episode of An Evening With Groucho, Groucho Marx takes the audience on a comedic journey through his family's history, focusing on the unusual names of his brothers. He introduces Harpo, the harp player, and Chico, the chicken chaser, while also explaining the origins of…

    1:40
    • Comic
    • Comedy
  • Ep 7

    May 6, 1972 · Strange Relatives - Uncle Julius

    In this episode of An Evening With Groucho, Groucho Marx recounts the amusing tales of his Uncle Julius, a man whose presence in the family was marked by his peculiar habits and the misconceptions surrounding his wealth. Named after him due to a family belief that he would leave…

    1:45
    • Comic
    • Psychological
    • Crime
    • Revenge
    • Comedy
    • Drama
  • Ep 8

    May 6, 1972 · Chico at Klauber Horn Co

    In this episode of An Evening With Groucho, Chico's gambling habits lead to comedic family dynamics. His father, a struggling tailor, is frustrated with Chico's inability to bring home a paycheck, leading to a humorous ultimatum. When Chico finally arrives home, he presents his f…

    2:26
    • Comic
    • Survival
    • Romance
    • Comedy
    • Drama
  • Ep 9

    May 6, 1972 · Uncle Herman, Chiropodist

    1:11
  • Ep 10

    May 6, 1972 · Timbuctoo

    In this episode of An Evening With Groucho, Marvin Hamlisch takes the stage to perform a quirky song titled 'Timbuktu,' written by his friend Harry Ruby. The song tells the amusing tale of Buck, a cousin of the Duke of Buckingham, and his comical journey through love and family l…

    2:25
    • Comic
    • Romance
    • Comedy
    • Drama
  • Ep 11

    May 6, 1972 · Annie Berger

    In this episode of An Evening With Groucho, Groucho shares a nostalgic story from his youth about his crush on a girl named Annie Berger. He details how he saved money to take her to the theater, meticulously planning for the costs of tickets and transportation. However, the outi…

    2:50
    • Comic
    • Romance
    • Psychological
    • Comedy
    • Drama
  • Ep 12

    May 6, 1972 · World War One, Vaudeville in Toronto

    In this episode of An Evening With Groucho, Groucho Marx shares a humorous yet poignant memory from his days as a German comedian in vaudeville. Set against the backdrop of World War One, he recalls performing in Toronto shortly after the sinking of the Lusitania, a moment that h…

    0:51
  • Ep 13

    May 6, 1972 · Oh, How That Woman Could Cook

    In this episode of An Evening With Groucho, Groucho Marx delivers a series of witty anecdotes about a woman whose cooking is so exceptional that it overshadows her less-than-attractive features. He paints a vivid picture of her culinary talents, describing how her cooking transfo…

    2:26
  • Ep 14

    May 6, 1972 · Toronto Song

    In this episode of An Evening With Groucho, Mr. and Mrs. Klein face the trials of hosting their relatives, humorously referred to as 'wolves.' As the couple struggles with the overwhelming presence of their family, they hatch a plan to escape to Toronto for a quieter life. The co…

    1:43
    • Comic
    • Psychological
    • Romance
    • Supernatural
    • Comedy
    • Drama
  • Ep 15

    May 6, 1972 · London Stories - Polish Officer Story

    In this episode of An Evening With Groucho, Groucho recounts a lighthearted tale from his time in London. He reflects on a quiz show he participated in, which didn't go as planned, but garnered the attention of the American ambassador due to his comedic flair. The story centers a…

    1:48
    • Comic
    • Romance
    • Comedy
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    How many An Evening With Groucho episodes are on Goldie?
    Goldie has 39 playable An Evening With Groucho episodes available to stream, with show art and metadata (and transcripts where available). That count is surviving recordings in the catalog, not every historical broadcast.
    When did An Evening With Groucho originally air?
    An Evening With Groucho originally aired 1950–1970. Stream free episodes on Goldie.
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