“The Day My Grandfather Groucho and I Saved ‘You Bet Your Life'” by Andy Marx.

Tomorrow at BAM check out one of the Marx Brothers’ classic Paramount comedies: Horse Feathers (1932).

Groucho pimps goods over at How to Be a Retronaut.

Because it never gets old.

Check out this interview with Stuart Galbraith IV over at DVD Savant.

In “Hannah and her Sisters,” Woody Allen goes to the Metro movie theater on Broadway and watches “Duck Soup,” the Marx Brothers’ finest movie and it restores his faith in life. I wasn’t have any kind of life crisis last night, there was just nothing on TV that interested me, so I put on “Animal Crackers,” the Marx Brothers’ second movie. It was released in 1930 and based on the stage play of the same name.

I hadn’t watched it in a few years and I laughed a lot. Pressed pause and said to the wife, “Look at Harpo, watch this, watch this,” and then laughed some more.

Later, she looked up from her book and said, “Wait, so that’s where you got that line from?”

Yup.

Watching the Marx Brothers makes life better.

The one and only…Drew Friedman. (Thought I was going to say Hackenbush, didn’t ya?)