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Groucho: That's what I always say: love flies out the door when money comes innuendo.<ref>Groucho turns ''innuendo'' to "in your window". [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0022158/quotes]</ref>}}

Groucho: That's what I always say: love flies out the door when money comes innuendo.<ref>Groucho turns ''innuendo'' to "in your window". [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0022158/quotes]</ref>}}

Harpo portrayed a clownish mute, and never spoke on either stage or on film. He usually dressed in a trench coat, top hat, and a bright red wig. He carried a bicycle horn, and would often sidle up to a person and have them hold his leg up. His name was derived from his harp playing, which had been a staple of their stage act (and later films).

Harpo portrayed a clownish mute, and never spoke on either stage or film. He usually dressed in a trench coat, top hat, and a bright red wig. He carried a bicycle horn, and would often sidle up to a person and have them hold his leg up. His name was derived from his harp playing, which had been a staple of their stage act (and later films).

Chico affected an Italian accent, and was usually paired as Harpo's partner. He competed in wordplay with Groucho and played piano, sometimes ending a glissando by "shooting" the last note with his index finger.

Chico affected an Italian accent, and was usually paired as Harpo's partner. He competed in wordplay with Groucho and played piano, sometimes ending a glissando by "shooting" the last note with his index finger.