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The Cocoanuts (1929)

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Available on DVD:


Image Entertainment /  / 1998 / Universal / Italy / 2005 / Universal / Poland / 2005 /  /  /  / Universal / Sweden / 2005 /

The Cocoanuts (1929)


- DVD, Region 1: Image Entertainment, 1998 USA UK CA

- DVD, Region 1: Universal, 2004 / included in the "Marx Brothers Silver Screen Collection" (see below) USA UK CA

- DVD, Region 2: Universal, France, 2005 / titled: "Noix de Coco" FR

The Marxes' 1st film came fresh from Broadway in 1929. Groucho stars as Mr. Hammer, owner of the Cocoanuts Hotel during the Florida land boom in the 20's. Chico and Harpo are 2 con men out to steel everything. Contains the classic viaduct ("Why a duck?") routine and an insane auction. (J. Bradley Main)

HAMMER: You - you know what an auction is, eh?
CHICO: I come from Italy on the Atlantic-Auction.


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Cast:

Groucho Marx   Mr. Hammer
Harpo Marx   Harpo
Chico Marx   Chico
Zeppo Marx   Jamison
Margaret Dumont   Mrs. Potter
Mary Eaton   Polly Potter
Oscar Shaw   Bob Adams
Cyril Ring   Harvey Yates
Kay Francis   Penelope Martin
Sylvan Lee   Bell captain
Gamby-Hall Ballett Girls   Dancing bellhops
Allan K. Foster Girls   Dancing bellhops
Barton MacLane   Lifeguard / Party Guest
Basil Ruysdael   Hennessey

Director  Joseph Santley
  Robert Florey
Written by  George S. Kaufman (also play)
  Morrie Ryskind (also play, uncredited)
Music  Irving Berlin
Cinematography  George J. Folsey
Art director  Ernst Fetgé
Editor  Barney Rogan
Music director  Frank Tours
Choreographers  Chester Hale
  Maria Gambarelli
Assistant directors  Ray Cozine
  Bert Granet
Producer  Monta Bell
Associate Producer  James R. Cown
In Charge of Production  Walter Wang
Presented by  Adolph Zukor
  Jesse L. Lansky
Production company / Distributor  Paramount Famous Lasky (A Paramount Picture)
Runtime  96 min.
New York Premiere  23 May 1929
Release date  03 Aug 1929
Spanish title  Los Cuatro Cocos
French title  Noix de coco
Italian title  Noci di cocco
Finnish title  Kookospähkinöitä

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