Title: Groucho is unwilling to reveal his later life honestly
Product review: If you can ignore the tired witticisms, the writing isn't bad. Although he tells much about his early life struggle with poverty and vaudeville, Groucho is unwilling to reveal his later life honestly and so the last third of the book descends into funny stories and a comic routine, which really is neither funny nor autobiography. For a real honest autobiography, read Ragman's Son by Kirk Douglas.
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