Notable Scenes
Two famous scenes include all four brothers trying to sneak through a passenger checkpoint by pretending to be Maurice Chevalier, and Harpo's attempt to hide from the authorities by posing as a puppet in a Punch and Judy children's show.
The film features a fight scene at the end in which Groucho acts as a commentator.
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