At the Circus

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Chico Marx, Nat Pendleton, and Groucho Marx in a comedic scene from the film At the Circus, with Pendleton holding a hose to Groucho's face inside a circus train car.

At the Circus

film by Buzzell [1939]

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Edward Buzzell
…and the Marx Brothers (At the Circus [1939]; Go West [1940]). Ship Ahoy (1942)—which features an uncredited Frank Sinatra in one of his first films, singing with the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra—was well received, while Keep Your Powder Dry (1945), starring Lana Turner
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…and the Marx Brothers (At the Circus [1939]; Go West [1940]). Ship Ahoy (1942)—which features an uncredited Frank Sinatra in one of his first films, singing with the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra—was well received, while Keep Your Powder Dry (1945), starring Lana Turner
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Marx Brothers
Their final three MGM films—At the Circus (1939), Go West (1940), and The Big Store (1941)—lacked the quality of their earlier work and were much less successful, and in 1941 the brothers announced their retirement as a team. For the next few years, Groucho performed frequently on radio, Harpo…
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Their final three MGM films—At the Circus (1939), Go West (1940), and The Big Store (1941)—lacked the quality of their earlier work and were much less successful, and in 1941 the brothers announced their retirement as a team. For the next few years, Groucho performed frequently on radio, Harpo…
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