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Post by CentreHice on Oct 4, 2015 20:07:22 GMT -5
From Wikipedia: the only known photo of the entire Marx family, ca. 1915. Vaudeville days. L-R. Groucho (Julius, b. 1890); Gummo (Milton, b. 1892); Minnie (mother, and their manager at the time); Zeppo (Herbert, b. 1901); Sam (father); Chico (Leonard, b. 1887); Harpo (Adolph, b. 1888). They'd later enjoy Broadway success with three musical comedies: I'll Say She Is (1924-25; The Cocoanuts (1925-26); and Animal Crackers (1928-29). The latter two shows were then adapted for their first two feature films for Paramount: The Cocoanuts (1929), and Animal Crackers (1930). The rest is hysteria. |
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Post by Disgruntled70sHab on Oct 5, 2015 8:44:56 GMT -5
Not sure if this belongs here or in the "Signs of the Apocalypse" thread. ( Don Cherry) actually suited up for a couple of exhibition games in 1962-63 for the Hull-Ottawa Canadiens, managed and coached by Sam Pollock. The long and short of it was, Cherry liked to have a few beers after games, and Pollock was looking for a more dedicated sort to bring some toughness to the big club. The Habs were getting pushed around a bit too much in the day, and Sam wanted some hard noggins to assume the role. Eventually, players such as John Ferguson and Ted Harris fit the bill, but if Cherry could have stopped the post game barhopping, he might just have winded up with his name on a silver mug instead of a beer can! Link |
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