From: "Brian Walters"
On Tue, 28 Dec 2010 23:56 -0500, "John Sessoms" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Well, as Harpo Marx always said ...
>
Harpo or Groucho?
Indeed, Harpo.
Perhaps the humor was a little too dry. Would it make more sense as
"Well, as Marcel Marceau always said ..."?
(Both had famous on-screen personae notable for their non-speaking roles.)
Harpo had a reputation as a raconteur off screen and there are some
quite pithy comments attributed to him. The one I remembered best was
about Harpo's "membership" in the Algonquin Round Table ... that "The
price of admission is a serpent's tongue and a half-concealed stiletto."
Although upon researching the quote I find it attributed to Groucho
Marx, describing Harpo's association with "The Vicious Circle".
But Harpo was who I meant.
As Harpo Marx always said ... (silence).
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