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Poncho in Pooch Café wore a big red mustache and told police that he had seen where a salami thief went. He then wondered how they knew it was him. Also frequently joining them was the matronly figure of Margaret Dumont, typically cast as a wealthy widow who was a perfect foil for Groucho; he would alternate between shamelessly flirting with her ("Ah, married. I can see you right now in the kitchen, bending over a hot stove...") and viciously insulting her ( "But I can't see the stove."). A common misconception is that Dumont was not a comedy actress, didn't understand the Marxes' jokes, or was exasperated by their antics on set (not helping this was a one man show Groucho did at Carnegie Hall where he falsely spread, if not directly originated, said misconception). The truth is that Dumont (a vaudeville veteran herself) was extremely canny as an actress, and not only understood everything around her, but was consummately committed to her role as the Straight Woman to the brothers, knowing how important her role was to their humor. Happy Tree Friends: In "Don't Yank My Chain!", Lifty and Shifty disguise themselves with the Mole's sweater and glasses and Handy's helmet and tool belt, respectively. Lumpy is fooled by their disguises, despite all of them having different colored fur.

Forgotten Trope: Horse Feathers relies on several concepts, like " college widows", that no longer exist. Like the Marx Brothers themselves, they’re timeless, unpretentious and as instantly understood as a whoopie cushion. Forty-five years after Groucho’s death, the mask has transcended its cigar-chomping Jewish namesake and creator. In 2020, it cemented its place in modern daily life when it became an emoji, a status that not even Frankenstein has achieved. Florey demanded a genuine mustache, arguing the audience wouldn’t believe a painted one,” Giddins wrote. In Welcome To The Family Light Yagami determines that not even the genii of Wammy's House can withstand the mighty stealth powers of the " magic hoodie" that somehow renders him unrecognizable whenever he goes out to do nefarious things. As the popularity of the Marx Brothers waned in the 1940s, Julius grew a real mustache. The middle-aged bushy-eyebrowed comedian became a caricature of himself, blurring the lines between his off- and on-screen personas as his face took on the Muppet-like look of Groucho.Dilbert: Alice is clearly not fooled by the PHB's disguise (which is just a fake moustache) here , nor is his secretary fooled in a following strip. Like all design objects, novelty items carry a stratum of nuance. Designed for no practical purpose, our curios are timestamps of past and present, charged with histories often rooted in some of humanity’s ugliest habits. This particular silly toy has immortalized one of the greatest comedians of the 20th century. In Halloween Otome, it's downplayed (especially in the case of The Count), but Emma and Mr. Bandages hair (in length/style and colour, respectively) are striking enough that Emma should have recognized one of the guys, or vice versa. The Cocoanuts (1929) — Their first sound film, and their first of five films for Paramount. Adapted from their popular Broadway play. Their first film to feature Margaret Dumont (who had appeared with them on stage)

In Fellowship of the Raven, the party at one point had to disguise their dragonborn member Glaedr when they had to return to the town of Vallaki both due to non-humans being very uncommon in Barovia and them still being fugitives there. The first attempt from Muriel was of this type, amounting to Groucho Marx glasses on what was still obviously a humanoid dragon, but after some assistance from her boyfriend Ivan the second attempt was actually pretty convincing. 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. Really Gets Around: According to Gummo, Chico's favourite people were actors who gambled, producers who gambled and women who fooled around. Averted with Harpo, who married late, but was a devoted family man. The Escape : This Animorphs fic has a very minor example: after the Animorphs free Tom and fake his death on their first trip to the Yeerk pool, Tom lets his hair grow out while living in the basement. The reasoning is that if anyone sees him through a window while he's upstairs brushing his teeth or generally anything that would require him to leave the basement, the distance and new haircut will make him look just enough like Jake that nobody will realize he's someone else.Comedic Sociopathy: Part of their charm is the fact that the Marxes basically didn't care about the plot. Groucho was a comedic sociopath exactly as much as MST3K's Mike and Joel were — he doesn't buy into the significance of anything that you would normally expect a character in a movie to care about. All three of the primary Marxes knew they were in a movie, and were willing to continue being in the movie as long as nobody expected them to give a damn. Harpo and Chico are sometimes theoretically allies with Groucho, sometimes antagonists...and it doesn't matter in the slightest. Chris in Princess Waltz. How obvious is it? Before The Reveal, knowing how bad a job she's doing acting, Chris asks in a roundabout way if Arata is sure he doesn't suspect her of anything. And barely refrains from mentioning what: Being a girl. It gets worse. He walks in on her with no disguise (bath) and still doesn't get it. All the yaoi fangirls in the class Squee...