Ordering Dinner and Crowded Cabin Scenes YouTube

A seminal scene from the rich body of films by the Marx Brothers. I showed this particular scene during a lecture on hospitality at the New Institute for Achitecture, Design and E-Culture in Rotterdam (Het Nieuwe Instituut).

[@emanuelmartinez2841]

They ordered 37 eggs (28 hard boiled eggs, 2 fried eggs, 2 poached eggs, 2 scrambled eggs and 2 medium boiled eggs and 1 duck egg) if i am not mistaken

[@thetonetosser]

Watched this movie again last night for the umpteenth time. This scene still has me crying with laughter 86 years later. One of the funniest moments in Hollywood history.

[@bkattt1]

if that isn't the funniest scene of all time you don't have a Marx sense of humor

[@uh6537]

"Come on in girls, and leave all hope behind."

[@JuneLynn]

It's so hilarious how Groucho keeps telling people to enter that tiny room....Love it !! : ))))))))

[@nicksjamin1]

I always end any list with "and two hard boiled eggs"

[@THX-wc2jo]

You know, he does better asleep than I do awake.

[@zackspiker_]

Harpo hopping on the trays KILLS me.

[@soylentteal]

The "Aunt Minnie" line was a nod to the Marx Brothers' mother, who started them on their comedic journey.

[@stonesinmyblood27]

“Did you want a manicure?” Groucho: “No, come on in!”

[@josephhuether1184]

I’m 66. When I watch this I imagine myself age 17, long hair sitting in front of the TV with my otherwise “square” father and we are both howling with laughter.

[@RepellentJeff]

“Come on in girls, and leave all hope behind!”

[@herr_crustovsky]

"Are those my hard boiled eggs?"

[@miroslavtomic7038]

And to think that this scene was shot in one take without any rehearsals, after test audiences reacted negatively to the original scripted version. Just goes to show what kind of genious Marx Brothers were.

[@ChaoticChicken2]

Did you want a manicure?

[@LchanOtakudom]

The first time I saw this when I was a kid, I was laughing so hard I was crying!

[@g.Raider]

"Say is it my imagination or is it getting crowded in here?"

[@Sunny105121]

Seen this so many times and I still burst out laughing when Margaret Dumont opens that door at the end and they all come piling out.

[@Dslasher99]

"Now he's half asleep."

[@toddsalvati5694]

Without a doubt, one of the top five greatest comedic scenes ever.