The Marx Brothers TV Collection

An impeccable silent comedy featuring the Marx brothers, including Groucho in a cameo.

Jack Benny does whatever it takes to make some money as a part of a hilarious segment.

In this episode, a silent two-reel comedy with Harpo and Chico that could have been produced thirty years earlier - features only the briefest unadvertised appearance by Groucho.

A case of mistaken identity earns Harpo Marx a performance invitation from the White House.

While things come to a close, Chico gives some serious thought to a tempting offer.

An up-close look at the role of Harpo Marx in Richard Skelton's "The Red Skelton Show."

Harpo was a serious golfer and jumped at the chance to travel to Las Vegas to take on the legendary Sam Snead. He claimed a 21-stroke handicap and clowned his way through the match, but occasionally displayed a pretty.

Chico makes an unforgettable final appearance with a deck of cards in his hands.

Groucho Marx embarks on a new journey in England four years after "You Bet Your Life" ends.

Groucho livens up the proceedings.

With You Bet Your Life consistently among the top-rated shows on television, NBC frequently called upon Groucho to liven up the proceedings on some of the network's other shows.

Harpo and Carol Burnett walk through New York's Central Park looking at toys; among the toys, they find Audrey Meadows, Mitch Miller, Eva Gabor, Elsa Maxwell and Milton Berle.

June Lockhart, Bob Considine, Quincy Howe and Groucho are read quotations from the news of the day.