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This continues into BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle, which wouldn't be noteworthy given how Team RWBY are the only characters hailing from Remnant... until Chapter 3 of Episode Under Night, where Blake happens upon Makoto, who swiftly sees through it. Similarly in Relic Of The Future, Ozpin decides it's probably coincidence that Jaune Ashari is almost identical to Nicholas Arc, figuring the two are probably distantly related at best.

Horse Feathers (1932) — A satire on Prohibition and the then-rampant corruption in college football.

Iconic Item: Harpo's top hat, magical trenchcoat, squeeze horn and harp. Chico's pseudo-Italian suit and pointed alpine hat. Groucho's cigar and wire-rim glasses. In one McDonald's commercial from the '70s, Ronald dresses up as a mailman to thwart an attempt by Grimace ( who was evil at this time) to steal some milkshakes. The disguise is little more than a hat.

Indeed, Bundy and Studd never were able to prove their case to the fans, which – had they succeeded – Andre would have been "fired" (for circumventing Tunney's suspension). However, the storyline was always left open so that if Andre's health forced his retirement, the "Giant Machine" would have been unmasked. However, Andre's health held up enough and – after finishing filming of The Princess Bride and concluding his Japanese tour – he was "reinstated" ... and a heel turn later that led to his famous WrestleMania III match with Hulk Hogan etched his name in history. Wagstaff: ( as Chico begins a piano solo) "I've got to stay here-- but there's no reason why you folks shouldn't go out into the lobby until this thing blows over."

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As the popularity of the Marx Brothers waned in the 1940s, Julius grew a real mustache. The middle-aged bushy-eyebrowed comedian became a caricature of himself, blurring the lines between his off- and on-screen personas as his face took on the Muppet-like look of Groucho.

RainbowDoubleDash's Lunaverse: The story "An Early Reunion" has a scene with several Celestia imposters. Some of them aren't even the right tribe, the right build (admittedly, a difficult prospect for most ponies), and in one particular case is the wrong gender. While some of them do have the justification of being insane or misled, there's the fact that the non-insane and stupid are trying to claim to be Luna's sister to Luna herself. And oh, boy is she pissed at this. Meanwhile, everypony Cadence meets thinks she's pulling this, since she thinks she's Celestia reborn, but isn't going around threatening to burn everything that annoys her.Marx found fame once again as the host of the game show “You Bet Your Life.” First on the radio for three years and then on television in 1950 for 11, with cigar in hand, he became a staple of postwar pop culture. This opened the door to merchandising opportunities. A 1954 board game based on the TV program came with toy glasses, mustache and cigar. Likewise, came official Marx-approved “Groucho Goggles Harpo Does Something Funny: The Trope Namer, naturally. The scripts for their movies would often contain sections which consisted of a direction for one or more of them to do some comedic business, with the details left to them. In another instance, he deliberately tells a bad joke and then says to the audience "Well, all the jokes can't be good! You gotta expect that sometimes."

Also frequently joining them was the matronly figure of Margaret Dumont, typically cast as a wealthy widow who was a perfect foil for Groucho; he would alternate between shamelessly flirting with her ("Ah, married. I can see you right now in the kitchen, bending over a hot stove...") and viciously insulting her ( "But I can't see the stove."). A common misconception is that Dumont was not a comedy actress, didn't understand the Marxes' jokes, or was exasperated by their antics on set (not helping this was a one man show Groucho did at Carnegie Hall where he falsely spread, if not directly originated, said misconception). The truth is that Dumont (a vaudeville veteran herself) was extremely canny as an actress, and not only understood everything around her, but was consummately committed to her role as the Straight Woman to the brothers, knowing how important her role was to their humor. Additionally, the only time Cinderella uses her mask as a disguise is when she's near her stepmother and stepsisters. It works, but is justified in that they don't expect her to have such a nice-looking dress. And when the Fairy Godmother encounters Splurge at the dance, she says that she initially didn't recognize him with his mask on. Keep in mind Splurge is a big purple monster and his mask is a Lone Rangers mask.It's becoming a bit common nowadays to subvert this trope by fooling the viewers instead, showing what seems to be a terrible disguise, but then it's revealed that it isn't, you thought that Bob was badly disguised as an old man, but then Bob in regular clothes appears next to that old man that looks like him. Without his mustache, Groucho Marx, seen here with Arleen Whelan, was almost unrecognizable. Photo by Getty Images In 1921, the Groucho look took full form. According to Gary Giddins, who wrote about Groucho’s mask for The New York Times in 2000, the Marx brother was running late to the theater after his son’s birth. “Having no time to glue on whiskers, he painted a mustache with greasepaint,” Giddins recounted.