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After being handed a bill, a man in this film says “This is an outrage!” before telling his date, “If I were you, I wouldn’t pay it.” A character in this film defines duplicates as “those five kids up in Canada” before tearing up a contract clause-by-clause. Besides several Al Boasberg gags, this MGM film included unfunny musical numbers like “Cosi-Cosa” at the insistence of (*) Irving Thalberg. A man in this film gives a rambling speech that describes running out of gas and turning back three feet away from America while impersonating a bearded aviator. In this film, an increasing number of maids, engineers, and stewards enter Otis Driftwood’s tiny stateroom until the door bursts open. For 10 points, what Marx Brothers film ends with a production of Il Trovatore? ■END■
ANSWER: A Night at the Opera
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