Duck Soup News

Advocate Jahangir Alam Sarker In the Marx Brothers film Duck Soup, Groucho Marx plays the president of the mythical land of Sylvania.

The restaurant scene in Monty Python's Meaning of Life. a Hollywood has provided us with any number of memorable food-related moments.

ROCKLAND : The Rockland Public Library will screen "Duck Soup" staring the Marx Brothers on Thursday, Oct.

29-31 at the Aragon Entertainment Center in Chicago. Tickets go on sale 10 a.m. Saturday through Ticketmaster, 745-3000. I'd love to see rock's venerable poet tackle "Monster Mash" for his Halloween concert.

A Beverly Hills house owned for two decades by Groucho Marx is on the market for $12.9 million.

Chicago can claim a world record thanks to thousands of people who showed up to see a Groucho Marx movie wearing his signature glasses and nose.

The Goodman Theatre set the Guinness World Record for the largest number of people wearing Groucho Marx classes at the same place and time.

A group of movie-goers sporting black-rimmed glasses, bushy eyebrows and mustaches have snagged a Guinness World Record for Chicago.

"Well, who you gonna believe?" said Chico Marx in "Duck Soup." "Me or your own eyes?" Have you ever been told that there are just some things you have to accept "by faith?" I have.

"Well, who you gonna believe?" said Chico Marx in "Duck Soup." "Me or your own eyes?" Have you ever been told that there are just some things you have to accept "by faith?" I have.

Happy Birthday Bugs Bunny! On this day, in 1940, the world's most famous long ear made his debut in a short film called The Wild Hare .

The Chicago Outdoor Film Festival is hoping to break the Guinness World Record for "the most people wearing Groucho Marx glasses" at tonight's free screening of Duck Soup in Grant Park's Butler Field.

More than 20,000 people turned out for Tuesday night's showing of the Marx Brothers' classic "Duck Soup" in Grant Park.

Margaret Dumont and Groucho Marx in "Duck Soup." I was literally rolling in the aisle.

Comic Legends brings together in a single package some of the essential TV appearances of Groucho Marx, Redd Foxx, Dick Van Dyke, Phyllis Diller and Tim Conway.

For the week of Sunday, May 31, through Saturday, June 6. Reviewed by Tony Lucia.

In the never-ending quest for cinematic gems hidden in the weekly TV listings, here's what I'll be watching this week: The Marx brothers, clockwise from upper right, Groucho, Harpo, Chico and Zeppo.

With few exceptions, comedy is like milk and fruit - it doesn't age well. While people were in hysterics about Groucho Marx's double entendres, puns and faux ballet moves 75 years ago, his antics just aren't as funny today.

Telling our children about climate change could leave them angry, worried or even traumatised.

For starters, can we all agree that Fidel Castro is a bad chap? Bad Fidel, bad dictator, very bad.