An Evening With Groucho is a radio show that offers a unique look at the life and career of famous comedian Groucho Marx, through his own words and experiences. Featuring anecdotes about his beginnings in vaudeville as part of the Marx Brothers, the show highlights Groucho's signature humor, equipped with witty remarks, innuendos, and tongue-in-cheek quips. Throughout the program, listeners are treated to a fascinating journey through Groucho's various career milestones, including the success of the Marx Brothers on stage and screen, his transition to radio and television hosting, and his political opinions and controversies.

The show delves into Groucho Marx's extensive career which began in vaudeville, where he and his brothers Chico, Harpo, and Zeppo formed a successful comedy act that eventually led them to Broadway and Hollywood. The Marx Brothers starred in iconic films such as The Cocoanuts, Animal Crackers, Monkey Business, Horse Feathers, Duck Soup, and A Night on the Opera. In 1947, Groucho found further success as the host of the popular radio quiz show You Bet Your Life, which eventually moved to television, airing until 1961. Groucho also appeared in several movies without his brothers and made a comeback in the 1970s with appearances on award shows and performances. Throughout his life, Groucho remained a beloved figure in American comedy and entertainment.

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