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The 'Strange Interlude' I remember most was Groucho Marx's
Posted by: WaymanWong 01:22 am EDT 06/15/18
In reply to: re: Was Glenda Jackson ever a front runner to win a Tony on her past nominations? - AlanScott 01:05 am EDT 06/15/18

I saw that 1985 revival of ''Strange Interlude'' and found Glenda Jackson & Edward Petherbridge compelling, but the play just ''Strange.'' The more memorable ''Strange Interlude'' (to me) is the one that Groucho Marx has as Capt. Spaulding in ''Animal Crackers'' (1930). ''If I were Eugene O'Neill, I really could tell you what I think of you two. … Pardon me while I have a strange interlude ...''
Link	Groucho Marx in 'Animal Crackers' (1930)
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