HARPO SPEAKS... FROM NEW YORK

Harpo, always silent among the Marx Brothers, shows in "Harpo Speaks... From New York," a text written in 1961 (three years before his death), that he owes nothing to the loudmouths Groucho and Chico. In addition to narrating his childhood on the streets of early 20th-century New York, Adolph "Harpo" Marx discusses the creation of the anarchic humor that became cinematic history.