The Marx Brother who never spoke--Harpo Marx--expounds upon his life and times in Hollywood and on the vaudeville stage in this funny, affectionate, and poignant autobiography as told to journalist Rowland Barber.
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The Marx Brother who never spoke--Harpo Marx--expounds upon his life and times in Hollywood and on the vaudeville stage in this funny, affectionate, and poignant autobiography as told to journalist Rowland Barber.
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Globe Pequot Publishing Group Inc/Bloomsbury
Published:
2004
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English
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18107084629
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All Marx fans should read this first-person primary source. In part probably a collection of well-rehearsed and tuned up party stories, it gives a great idea of Harpo's personality and family life, as well as the usual vaudeville tales.
Emily B
Aug 3, 2016
Very funny book
A lot of hilarious moments. An interesting life and lots of interesting people.
