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Comedy · 1950–1970

An Evening With Groucho

39 episodes

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About this show

An Evening With Groucho is a comedy radio series (1950–1970).

Episodes

On Goldie — 39 episodes · page 3 of 3

  1. Ep 31

May 6, 1972 · Father's Day

1:59
  • Ep 32

    May 6, 1972 · Margaret Dumont, the Dowager in Our Films

    1:03
  • Ep 33

    May 6, 1972 · Thalberg Story - Garbo

    0:51
  • Ep 34

    May 6, 1972 · Sampson and Delilah Story

    In this episode of An Evening With Groucho, Groucho Marx recounts a memorable encounter with director Cecil DeMille after watching the film Samson and Delilah. He offers a humorous critique of the casting, suggesting that Victor Mature's physique is more fitting for the role trad…

    0:56
    • Comic
    • Comedy
  • Ep 35

    May 6, 1972 · Will Rogers, Baseball in Baltimore

    In this episode of An Evening With Groucho, Groucho Marx reminisces about a baseball game he played with Will Rogers during their time on the Keith Circuit. The story unfolds with Groucho sliding into second base only to be met with Rogers' witty remark about age and the rules of…

    0:56
    • Cozy
    • Comedy
  • Ep 36

    May 6, 1972 · Priests' Stories- Plaza Hotel-Montreal

    In this episode of An Evening With Groucho, Groucho Marx recounts his amusing interactions with priests, showcasing his signature humor. He reflects on his own wedding, the quirks of religious ceremonies, and the unexpected joy that comes from these encounters. Groucho's quick wi…

    2:00
    • Comic
    • Romance
    • Psychological
    • Supernatural
    • Comedy
    • Drama
  • Ep 37

    May 6, 1972 · Priests' Stories- Rome

    0:55
  • Ep 38

    May 6, 1972 · Show Me a Rose

    In the episode titled Show Me a Rose, Groucho Marx captivates the audience with a playful song that intertwines the themes of love and roses. He reflects on the various songs written about roses, humorously contrasting them with his own favorite. The performance is filled with cl…

    2:54
    • Cozy
    • Romance
    • Supernatural
    • Psychological
    • Comedy
    • Drama
  • Ep 39

    May 6, 1972 · Lydia, the Tattooed Lady

    In this episode of An Evening With Groucho, Groucho Marx presents a humorous and engaging tribute to Lydia, the tattooed lady. Through a catchy song, he describes Lydia's impressive tattoos, which depict historical events and figures, inviting the audience to appreciate her artis…

    4:17
    • Cozy
    • Romance
    • Supernatural
    • Comedy
    • Drama
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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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