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Comedian,
actor, singer and writer Groucho Marx was born Julius Henry Marx on
October 2, 1890, in New York City. Groucho Marx spent nearly seven
decades making people laugh with his snappy one-liners and sharp wit.
He once described his comedy as "the type of humor that made
people laugh at themselves."
While
he originally aspired to be a doctor, Marx started his career as a
singer. One of his earliest efforts proved to be disastrous, however.
As part of the Le May Trio, Marx got stuck in Colorado for a while
after another group member took off with his pay. He had to work at a
grocery store to earn enough money to make it back to New York.
Marx's
father Samuel never had much success as a tailor, and the family
struggled financially. His mother Minnie hoped that she might find
prosperity through her five children. She became the quintessential
"stage mother," guiding her children's theatrical acts and
even performing herself. The act eventually featured Groucho and his
brothers Leonard, Adolph and Milton...
...The
Marx Brothers had a career breakthrough in 1914 while performing in
Texas. During a show, some of the audience left to go see a runaway
mule. When they returned, the Marx Brothers put aside their usual
routines to make fun of the audience. Groucho's quick-witted quips
won over the crowd. The switch to comedy proved to be their ticket to
success.
By
the 1920s, the Marx Brothers had become a hugely popular theatrical
act. Groucho had developed some of his trademarks by this time. He
often wore a long coat, a painted-on mustache, thick glasses and held
on to a cigar on stage. In addition to just liking cigars, Marx
explained that they proved useful, too. He said that "if you
forget a line, all you have to do is stick the cigar in your mouth
and puff on it until you think of what you've forgotten."...
(www.biography.com)