This song is mentioned on the sheet music of 'Do not say goodbye', but it may not have been especially written for 'Home Again'.

The Little Grey Mother, Who Waits All Alone According to Ira Doldnick, the chorus is similar in both tunes, but they're otherwise quite different. The sheet music shows what seems to be a 1936 adaptation. Music and lyrics by: Leo Marks & Fred Fisher How Can I Marry One Little Girl When I'm In Love With Them All Two more verses appear in Jo Adamson's book Groucho, Harpo, Chico and sometimes Zeppo and one of those is also in Simon Louvish' Monkey Business. Another recording of Groucho performing a verse is also available in a TV documentary and two verses - whether they're accurate or not - are featured in Kyle Crichton's biography The Marx Brothers. Groucho revived the song for a 1959 TV appearance with Dinah Shore (also included in one of the TV documentaries). The Marxes bought it for $ 27 and it was sung at Marxian family gatherings well into the 1960s. According to Groucho it was written by Charlie Van, half of the Charlie and Fannie Van vaudeville team. Pease Weasie was the exclusive finale song of Fun In Hi Skule/ Mr Green's Reception. The music part of the one shown here is from a different edition to the one with Groucho on the cover The sheet music for this song exists with pictures of different singers on the cover. Note the advertising for another song performed by Julius on the inside cover Gus Edwards' Postal Telegraph Boys (1906 ) This has be named the rarest Marx Brothers sheet music. This is a list of songs and other music performed in movies, shows or on records.

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