Horse Feathers New York Schedule

Upcomming Horse Feathers New York Events:

• Horse Feathers tickets in New York, NY at Bowery Ballroom on Wednesday May 9, 2012.
• Horse Feathers tickets in New York, NY at Bowery Ballroom on Saturday November 13, 2010.
• Horse Feathers tickets in New York, NY at Mercury Lounge on Tuesday May 4, 2010.

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Did You Know?

In order to escape, Pinky and Baravelli saw their way out through the floor.

Baravelli (Chico) is an "iceman", who delivers ice and bootleg liquor from a local speakeasy.

100 Laughs #65A term that occurs often in Horse Feathers, but may not be familiar to modern viewers, is "college widow".

It was written by Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby, S.J.Perelman, and Will B.Johnstone.

The sketch includes several jokes about fish, with some puns-within-puns:Wagstaff: I got it! "Haddock".Baravelli: 'At's a-funny, I got a "haddock" too.Wagstaff: What do you take for a "haddock"?Baravelli: Sometimes I take an aspirin, sometimes I take a calomel.Wagstaff: I'd walk a mile for a calomel.Baravelli: You mean chocolate calomel? I like-a that too, but you no guess it.During this scene, the mute character Pinky wants to come in and is asked the password; he responds by pulling a fish with a small sword stuck down its throat from his coat.At one point Wagstaff and Baravelli are debating the cost of ice.

The song sets the tone for Wagstaff's irreverent view of the school:I don't know what they have to sayIt makes no difference anyway;Whatever it is, I'm against it!One famous scene features Baravelli guarding the speakeasy, and Wagstaff trying to get in.