As a result, the film has attained immortal status.This was the last of the Marx Brothers films to feature all four of the brothers.Their next film (without Zeppo), for MGM and its producer Irving Thalberg, Hollywood""s most prestigious studio, was their landmark filmA Night at the Opera (1935), with a more developed and polished plot-line.Since they had left Narnia three years ago, the Giants of the North had surrendered unconditionally, and Narnia had also defeated the Calormen armies of the Great Desert - "There is peace across all of Narnia...At thirteen, I was making more money than most of he grown-ups in the neighborhood.I mean, I had more money than I could spend.I had it all." The camera again freeze-frames as an explosion rips through the gasoline tanks of the cars behind him - he appears engulfed in hellish flames.Baby Jane Dolls were selling for $3.25 apiece in the lobby.On stage before a packed and adoring audience, the curly-haired, prepubescent six year-old star "Baby Jane" Hudson (Julie Allred as child) - with her golden hair in a bow - was ap dancing (to the tune of Stephen Foster""s "Old Folks at Home") on a bare stage (except for a piano) accompanied by a live pit orchestra.Iranoff, Buljanoff, and KopalskiTo visually illustrate the comrades"" complete corruption as time passes, a close-up of their hatrack first displays their hree commoner hats and then slowly dissolves into two stylish bowler hats and a top hat.