- (born Julius Henry Marx) 1890-1977; U.S. actor & comedian
- 1818-83; Ger. social philosopher & economist, in London after 1850: founder of modern socialism
Marx
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Family of American comedians, including the brothers Leonard (1887-1961), known as “Chico”; Arthur (1888-1964), known as “Harpo”; Julius (1890-1977), known as “Groucho”; Milton (1892-1977), known as “Gummo”; and Herbert (1901-1979), known as “Zeppo.” Some of their many popular Broadway shows were made into movies, including Horse Feathers (1932) and Duck Soup (1933).
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