Tag: Arthur Marx

• HARPO MARX

  November 23, 1888 Harpo Marx  was born Adolph Marx in New York City. He was the second of five brothers: Julius (Groucho), Milton (Gummo), Leonard (Chico), and Herbert (Zeppo). He quit school after kindergarten to help support his family by taking a job as a delivery boy. His musical talent was developed by learning to play…

  Michael T. Mooney

  November 23, 2020

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• LUCY MAKES CURTIS BYTE THE DUST

  S1;E6 ~ November 1, 1986 [Photos © Getty Images] Directed by Marc Daniels ~ Written by Bob Fisher and Arthur Marx Synopsis Lucy’s attempt to computerize M&B Hardware results in a a shop full of lawnmowers and with Curtis listed in the obituary column. Regular Cast Lucille Ball (Lucy Barker), Gale Gordon (Curtis McGibbon), Ann…

  Michael T. Mooney

  March 1, 2018

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  1956, 1986, ABC, Ann Dusenberry, Arthur Marx, Bigelow, Billy Van Zandt, Bob Fisher, Carol Burnett, Carole Cook, Carole Lombard, Computer, Dave Madden, Donovan Scott, Gale Gordon, Jenny Lewis, Larry Anderson, Lawn Mower, Life With Lucy, Lucille Ball, Marc Daniels, Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom, November 1 1986, Philip Amelio, Robot, tv, Wild Kingdom

• LUCY IS A SAX SYMBOL

  S1;E5 ~ October 25, 1986 [Photo © Getty Images]  Directed by Peter Baldwin ~ Written by Bob Fisher and Arthur Marx Synopsis While clearing out the basement, Lucy finds her old saxophone. She wants to teach her granddaughter to play, but Becky isn’t very enthusiastic and doesn’t know how to tell Lucy the truth.  …

  Michael T. Mooney

  February 26, 2018

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  1986, ABC, African Masks, Ann Dusenberry, Arthur Marx, Bob Fisher, Brandon Call, Buescher Band Instruments, Donovan Scott, Elkhart Indiana, Forrest Tucker, Gale Gordon, Jenny Lewis, Larry Anderson, Life With Lucy, Lucille Ball, Marine’s Hymn, Memorex, Pasadena High School, Peter Baldwin, Philip Amelio, Rilo Kiley, Sax, Saxophone, Tom Williams, tv