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Smart Jerk and Nice Moron: In the movies Chico and Harpo are usually paired up together, with Chico as the scheming leader, while the mute Manchild Harpo just tags along. Nevertheless, Chico often scolds Harpo for being stupid and not understanding him.

In another instance, he deliberately tells a bad joke and then says to the audience "Well, all the jokes can't be good! You gotta expect that sometimes." Without his mustache, Groucho Marx, seen here with Arleen Whelan, was almost unrecognizable. Photo by Getty Images The Boys: Real Justice: While investigating the NYC of Earth-7, Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman go undercover to learn more about this dimension. Superman goes as Clark Kent, Wonder Woman as Diana Prince, and Batman as Matches Malone (because he doesn't want Bruce Wayne making his Earth-7 debut yet). It works because a) superheroes in Earth-7 don't have secret identities, and b) no one on that world is familiar enough with the Justice League to recognize their faces. Bunsen takes a turn while being harassed by multiple clones of Beaker, trying to hide his identity using a Conspicuous Trenchcoat, a hat and a plastic glasses/nose/'stache arrangement. It fools Kermit but works for all of thirty seconds before the Beakers find him. In Ken Ludwig's Lend Me a Tenor, the theater manager's assistant Max disguises himself as the visiting tenor Tito Merelli after Tito is found dead in his hotel room. This works on the opera's audience, as they have never seen the real Tito and won't know the difference. However, Tito's Not Quite Dead, and is running around Cleveland in the same costume Max is wearing (Tito brought two identical costumes). Saunders, the manager, runs into Tito several times without realizing the costumed tenor is not Max, despite Max and Tito, even in costume, looking nothing alike.Slobs Versus Snobs: The basis for most of their stories, with the uncouth Marxes making fools out of high-society people. Make a Plan : Averted. Ron and Draco's attempt to obtain liquor in the Hogshead by wearing funny hats and fake beards and claiming to be dwarves fooled no one. What makes it even funnier is that their fathers tried exactly the same thing.

Secret Word: Groucho and Chico have a famous routine based on this concept in Horse Feathers. Hilarious in Hindsight is the fact that Groucho would later become the host of a game show called You Bet Your Life where a secret word was also an important part of the game. My parents are dead because a crazy bad guy shot them with a gun and then I fell into a bat hole and bats were there. That's when I found John Battman. He helped me to dress up like a Ba-- (static) To fight cri-- (static) To not be afraid of bats anymore and also criminals and their crimes they commit. Also we both hate guns, me because of parent murder and him because of... he has reasons. Monsterbox: When the store owner refuses to sell the little girl a birdhouse for her monster, she puts a fake beak on the monsters nose and ties feather to the monster's arms and head. The store owner sees right through the ruse, but decides to sell her a birdhouse anyway. The Generic Guy: Zeppo, to the extent that this type of character is sometimes just called "The Zeppo." Young Julius was forced to leave school at the age of 12 and found his first success on stage as a singer in 1905. Within a few years, the brothers developed a touring vaudeville act that lampooned a high school classroom. As was popular at the time, each brother played a different ethnic stereotype.Groucho also has the distinctive pleasure of starring in a series of successful mystery novels by author Ron Goulart in which he and his writer Frank Denby investigate various murders and crimes that popped up in Hollywood during the 1930s (in the novels, Groucho did the investigations in between his working in movies and his hosting a weekly radio program). Later in life, Harpo had a second career as a dinner speaker. He would always open his speeches with a wry "unaccustomed as I am to public speaking," and get the audience rolling with laughter.