Audiobooks narrated by Groucho Marx

Nostalgia Radio’s All-Time Favorites, Vol. 1

Nostalgia radio had incredible comedy, mystery, detective, western, sci-fi, musical, and drama shows that kept Americans glued to their radio sets. Families gathered around their living room radios to hear their favorite Hollywood stars in fully-dramatized broadcasts that entertained millions. In this collection of sixteen episodes, you’ll hear “Richard Diamond, Private Detective” with Dick Powell, “Suspense,” starring Herbert Marshall, “The Charlie McCarthy Show” with Edgar Bergan and Don Ameche, “Duffy’s Tavern” with Ed Gardner, “Your Hit Parade” with Frank Sinatra, “The Jack Benny Program” with Jack Benny and all his gang, “Information Please” with Boris Karloff, “The Philco Radio Time” with Bing Crosby and Jimmy Durante, “You Bet Your Life” with Groucho Marx, and many more! Fibber McGee & Molly 6/9/42 Fibber and the Pot Roast w/ Jim and Marian Jordan Duffy’s Tavern 1/18/44 Archie’s Song w/ guest Lauritz Melchoir Your Hit Parade 9/2/44 w/ Top Songs Frank Sinatra The Sealed Book 4/15/45 Escape By Death w/ Phillip Clarke The Silver Theater 7/29/45 Gilded Pheasant w/ Marguerite Chapman The Charlie McCarthy Show 1/14/45 Tribute to Benjamin Franklin w/ guest, Louis Bromfield Information Please 12/24/45 w/ guest, Boris Karloff The Philco Radio Time 12/4/46 w/ Bing Crosby and guest, Jimmy Durante The Jack Benny Program 10/3/48 Jack Hears an Echo w/ Jack Benny and all his gang Famous Jury Trials 1950s #13 The State Vs. Vernon Craig Counterspy 6/20/50 The Case of the Psychic’s Secrets w/ Don MacLaughlin Inner Sanctum Mystery 5/28/51 The Unforgiving Corpse w/ Luis van Rooten Richard Diamond, Private Detective 7/26/53 The Mona Lisa Murder w/ Dick Powell Suspense 2/9/58 The Longshot w/ Herbert Marshall You Bet Your Life 1959 #384 Secret word: Smile w/ Groucho Marx Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar 9/25/60 The Five Down Matter w/ Bob Bailey

CBS Radio (Author), A Full Cast, Bing Crosby, Boris Karloff, Charlie Mccarthy, Dick Powell, Edgar Bergen, Frank Sinatra, Groucho Marx, Herbert Marshall, Jack Benny, Jimmy Durante, John Dehner (Narrator)

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You Bet Your Life with Groucho Marx, Vol. 4

Groucho Marx is your quizmaster and host to one of the funniest and most popular quiz shows from radio and television, You Bet Your Life! Enjoy sixteen fun-filled comedy episodes from the long-running radio series! Created by John Guedel, You Bet Your Life was one of the best-loved quiz shows to air on both radio and television. It was hosted by Groucho Marx of the Marx Brothers, with announcer and assistant George Fenneman. It debuted on radio in 1947 and lasted until 1960. For much of this time it was also seen on television. Contestant teams usually consisted of one male and one female, mostly selected from the studio audience. Groucho would engage in humorous conversations with the contestants and if they said the "secret word" (a common word revealed to the audience at the outset of each episode) a toy duck resembling Groucho-with eyeglasses and a mustache-descended from the ceiling to bring a $100 prize. After the conversations, the actual game began. Contestants were allowed to choose from a list of twenty available categories and try to answer a series of questions within the category to win additional money. At the end of the show, the contestants could play for a Jackpot question, risking half of their previous earnings in the hope of winning the Jackpot. Enjoy sixteen hilarious comedy episodes of You Bet Your Life! 3/26/52 - Secret Word: Table4/2/52 - Secret Word: Chair4/9/52 - Secret Word: Sign4/16/52 - Secret Word: Foot6/4/52 - Secret Word: Clothes6/11/52 - Secret Word: Paper9/17/52 - Secret Word: Chair9/24/52 - Secret Word: Floor10/1/52 - Secret Word: Tree10/22/52 - Secret Word: Table10/29/52 - Secret Word: Heart11/19/52 - Secret Word: Smile12/10/52 - Secret Word: Fire9/16/53 - Secret Word: People9/23/53 - Secret Word: Foot9/30/53 - Secret Word: Smile

Black Eye Entertainment (Author), Groucho Marx (Narrator)

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You Bet Your Life with Groucho Marx, Vol. 2

Groucho Marx is your quizmaster and host to one of the funniest and most popular quiz shows from radio and television, You Bet Your Life! Created by John Guedel, You Bet Your Life was one of the best-loved quiz shows to air on both radio and television. It was hosted by Groucho Marx of the Marx Brothers, with announcer and assistant George Fenneman. It debuted on radio in 1947 and lasted until 1960. For much of this time it was also seen on television. Contestant teams usually consisted of one male and one female, mostly selected from the studio audience. Groucho would engage in humorous conversations with the contestants and if they said the "secret word" (a common word revealed to the audience at the outset of each episode) a toy duck resembling Groucho-with eyeglasses and a mustache-descended from the ceiling to bring a $100 prize. After the conversations, the actual game began. Contestants were able to choose from a list of twenty available categories and try to answer a series of questions within the chosen category to win additional money. At the end of the show, the contestants could play for a Jackpot question, risking half of their previous earnings in the hope of winning the Jackpot. Enjoy sixteen hilarious comedy episodes of You Bet Your Life! 3/21/51 - "Secret Word: Coat"3/28/51 - "Secret Word: Street"4/4/51 - "Secret Word: Hand"4/11/51 - "Secret Word: Room"4/18/51 - "Secret Word: Light"4/25/51 - "Secret Word: Wall"5/2/51 - "Secret Word: Paper"5/9/51 - "Secret Word: Foot"10/10/51 - "Secret Word: Street"10/17/51 - "Secret Word: Arm"10/24/51 - "Secret Word: Floor"10/31/51 - "Secret Word: Sky"11/29/51 - "Secret Word: Book"12/5/51 - "Secret Word: Tree"12/12/51 - "Secret Word: Name"12/19/51 - "Secret Word: Floor"

Black Eye Entertainment (Author), Groucho Marx (Narrator)

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You Bet Your Life with Groucho Marx, Vol. 3

Groucho Marx is your quizmaster and host to one of the funniest and most popular quiz shows from radio and television, You Bet Your Life! Created by John Guedel, You Bet Your Life was one of the best-loved quiz shows to air on both radio and television. It was hosted by Groucho Marx of the Marx Brothers, with announcer and assistant George Fenneman. It debuted on radio in 1947 and lasted until 1960. For much of this time it was also seen on television. Contestant teams usually consisted of one male and one female, mostly selected from the studio audience. Groucho would engage in humorous conversations with the contestants and if they said the "secret word" (a common word revealed to the audience at the outset of each episode) a toy duck resembling Groucho-with eyeglasses and a mustache-descended from the ceiling to bring a $100 prize. After the conversations, the actual game began. Contestants were able to choose from a list of twenty available categories and try to answer a series of questions within the chosen category to win additional money. At the end of the show, the contestants could play for a Jackpot question, risking half of their previous earnings in the hope of winning the Jackpot. Enjoy sixteen hilarious comedy episodes of You Bet Your Life! 11/29/50 - "Secret Word: Book"3/21/51 - "Secret Word: Coat"3/28/51 - "Secret Word: Street"4/4/51 - "Secret Word: Hand"4/11/51 - "Secret Word: Room"4/18/51 - "Secret Word: Light"4/25/51 - "Secret Word: Wall"5/2/51 - "Secret Word: Paper"5/9/51 - "Secret Word: Foot"10/10/51 - "Secret Word: Street"10/17/51 - "Secret Word: Arm"10/24/51 - "Secret Word: Floor"10/31/51 - "Secret Word: Sky"12/5/51 - "Secret Word: Tree"12/12/51 - "Secret Word: Name"12/19/51 - "Secret Word: Floor"

Black Eye Entertainment (Author), A Full Cast, Groucho Marx (Narrator)

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You Bet Your Life with Groucho Marx, Vol. 1

Groucho Marx is your quizmaster and host to one of the funniest and most popular quiz shows from radio and television, You Bet Your Life! Enjoy sixteen fun-filled comedy episodes from the long-running radio series! Created by John Guedel, You Bet Your Life was one of the best-loved quiz shows to air on both radio and television. It was hosted by Groucho Marx of the Marx Brothers, with announcer and assistant George Fenneman. It debuted on radio in 1947 and lasted until 1960. For much of this time it was also seen on television. Contestant teams usually consisted of one male and one female, mostly selected from the studio audience. Groucho would engage in humorous conversations with the contestants and, if they said the "secret word" (a common word revealed to the audience at the outset of each episode), a toy duck resembling Groucho-with eyeglasses and a mustache-descended from the ceiling to bring a $100 prize. After the conversations, the actual game began. Contestants were "allowed to choose" from a list of twenty available categories and try to answer a series of questions within the category to win additional money. At the end of the show, the contestants could play for a jackpot question, risking half of their previous earnings in the hope of winning the Jackpot. 2/7/51 - "Secret Word: Shoe"4/7/54 - "Secret Word: Face"4/14/54 - "Secret Word: Room"4/21/54 - "Secret Word: People"4/28/54 - "Secret Word: Smile"5/5/54 - "Secret Word: Water"5/12/54 - "Secret Word: House"5/19/54 - "Secret Word: Arm"5/26/54 - "Secret Word: Chair"1/31/55 - "Secret Word: Clock"11/23/55 - "Secret Word: Face"11/30/55 - "Secret Word: Sign"12/7/55 - "Secret Word: Chair"12/14/55 - "Secret Word: Name"12/21/55 - "Secret Word: Street"12/28/55 - "Secret Word: Table"

Black Eye Entertainment (Author), Groucho Marx (Narrator)

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The Big Show - Episode 2

As the 1950s dawned America was a colossus militarily, economically and culturally. It bestrode a globe it was doing so much to shape in its own image. But it had concerns; the threat of communism. And for the Movies and Radio there was another concern: the emerging rise of Television.For Radio, still in its golden age of mass audiences and star filled programmes, they had a handy solution with 'The Big Show'. Its premise was simple but effective. Take 90 minutes of air-time and fill it with the stars of stage, screen and radio doing comedy sketches, drama extracts and musical numbers.It sounds simple enough and aided by a huge budget from NBC it was a success, staffed by the best writers and technical team in the business.Hosted by Tallulah Bankhead, with her sharp and acidic wit and her brilliance at ad-libbing 'The Big Show' was big entertainment with big stars for a big audience.

Goodman Ace (Author), Fanny Brice, Groucho Marx, Tallulah Bankhead (Narrator)

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Love, Groucho

She saved virtually every letter her father wrote to her between 1938, when she was 11 years old, and 1967, and Groucho Marx's letters to his daughter, Miriam, show an extraordinary father-daughter relationship. Groucho is revealed as a man deeply concerned with holding his family together; and someone who never hesitated to say exactly what he thought.

Groucho Marx (Author), Groucho Marx (Narrator)

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Audiobooks Narrated by Groucho Marx