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With the fading days of vaudeville in the 1920s, advent of radio in the 1930s and first flicker of television in the 1940s, emerged a generation of Jewish comedians who dominated American humor media for more than half a century.

I've had a really long week so I'm feeling like taking some time today to downshift and decompress.

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Hollywood's extended family in the Coachella Valley can find lots of connections to the U.S. Postal Service's "Early TV Memories'' commemorative stamps issued this week.

From 1950 to 1961 American comedian Groucho Marx hosted a quiz show called " You Bet Your Life " on television.

Julius Henry Marx, better known as "Groucho", was an absolute master of wit. In total he made thirteen feature films with the Marx Brothers.

As usual, I don't know the name of the auther of the quote, and care less. Was it Groucho Marx? The Groucho Marx radio and television quiz show You Bet Your Life featured a secret word.

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.