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Home Again started as an updated version of Mr Green's Reception, and was written during the late summer of 1914 by the brothers's famous uncle Al Shean. It so happened that uncle Al gave Harpo only a couple of lines, which is why Harpo from now on became a mute on stage. It was also the show the Marxes stuck with the longest. It opened in September 1914 and they were still performing it four years later. During the run of the show Herbert replaced Milton when the latter joined the army.
Sheet music for the song "Do not say goodbye" from this show can be found on the "Music page"
Read more about Home Again at Mikael Uhlin's Marxology
