61. W.C. Fields Straight Up (DVD Format) W.C.fields Straight Up is the definitive featurelength celebration of the movies best-loved curmudgeon. This Emmy Award-winning documentary traces fields http://www.directcinema.com/dcl/title.php?id=439

62. W C Fields Landscaping, Inc W.C. fields Landscaping, Inc. Keith Wicki, Designer NJ License 13VH02935600 Phone 908684-9599 Fax 908-366-7779 Office Hours http://www.wcfieldslandscaping.com/

Welcome! Thank you for visiting our website! Please browse around! We strive to do such a good job for you that you will tell all of your family and friends to come to us, too. Have we made you say, "Wow!" yet? Our goal is to have our customers become customers for LIFE. We have 20 Years of experience in: Pool Decks Created Streams Bridges Paver Driveways Designer Gardens Plantings and More! We offer: We are Fully Insured and Licensed HOME W.C. Fields Landscaping, Inc. ~Building Backyard Vacations Since 1989~ Best Viewed with Internet Explorer W.C. Fields Landscaping, Inc. Keith Wicki, Designer NJ License # 13VH02935600 Phone: 908-684-9599 Fax: 908-366-7779 Last updated 11/05/07 W.C. Fields Landscaping, Inc. Keith Wicki, Designer NJ License # 13VH02935600 Phone: 908-684-9599 Fax: 908-366-7779 Office Hours 9 - 3 M - F Credit card payment accepted thru PayPal. Additional fee charged

63. Fields And although his will sets aside funds for The W.C. fields Home for Orphan White Boys and Girls, where no religion of any type is to be taught, that http://www.thecanteen.com/fields.html

W.C. Fields William Claude Dukenfield was born Jan. 29, 1880 in Darby, Pennsylvania, just across the Philadelphia city line. The eldest of the five children of James Dukenfield, an English immigrant, and Kate Felton, a native Philadelphian, Fields lived to hear him tell it in later years a Huck Finn sort of childhood in which he left home at age 11 (after smashing a crate over his father's head) and survived by his wits, sleeping in a ditch or on a pool table, stealing food and staying one step ahead of the constable. But in fact, "Whitey" Dukenfield, as the blond youth was nicknamed, often squabbled with his father, but he lived with the family until age 18. Having left school somewhere around sixth grade, he'd worked with his father hawking fruits and vegetables, in addition to other jobs in a cigar store, a pool hall, a newsstand and a department store. More typically, Whitey could be found at one of Philly's several variety theaters, for he had taken a keen interest in juggling. Touring the circuits then were such notables as Charles T. Aldritch and O.K. Sato, Comedy Juggler, but one in particular seems to have inspired the boy most: Paul Cinquevalle, the Prince of Jugglers, a mustachioed American showman who juggled plates, cannon balls, umbrellas, even tables and chairs. Young Dukenfield began practicing fervently, starting with his father's produce, and worked up routines with balls, hats, cigar boxes and a cane. Thanks to his tenure at the pool hall, he also perfected a host of billiards tricks. But, determined to make his act stand out, Dukenfield added touches of comedy to his juggling, like "accidentally" dropping an object, only to deftly snatch it on the rebound or send it caroming off a startled assistant and back into the flow. In January 1898 he began performing at local Masons halls and such venues as "Wm. C. Felton" but soon attired in tattered clothes and fake beard became "W.C. Fields, Tramp Juggler." By August of that year he'd secured a job at Plymouth Park, an amusement park in Norristown, PA. Proprietor J. Fortescue soon moved the popular young juggler to his Atlantic City venue, Fortescue's Pavillion.

64. Modern Drunkard Magazine Online W.C. fields was politically incorrect long before the term existed. Worse yet, those of the under40 set who have heard of W.C. fields usually have an http://www.moderndrunkardmagazine.com/issues/52/52-driven-to-drink.html

Standing Up For Your Right to Get Falling Down Drunk Since 1996 Home Archives Subscribe Merchandise ... 40 Things Never Give A Sucker An Even Break Fawlty Towers Black Adder Bad Santa Curb Your Enthusiasm ) would be unthinkable had Fields not previously fought the censors and pushed the boundaries of minsanthropic humor. International House International House Beer, champagne, whiskey, and a variety of other hard liquors (based on the scattered empties). Intoxicating Effects Drunk flying, destruction of property, public disturbance, hiccups. Potent Quotables QUAIL (to a valet): Hey, garcon . Bring me a drink. VALET: Water, sir? Tipsy Trivia Video Availability On DVD as part of the W.C. Fields Comedy Collection box set. Although Fields drank immoderately on and off camera, he rarely played a scene in which he appeared pie-eyed drunk. The major exception is in , the first sound film in which Fields was given the solo lead. The movie opens with a masterful drunk scene, in which Fields staggers home, removes his shoes to avoid waking his wife, loses his hat repeatedly, and has to resort to using a funnel to insert his key in the keyhole. Once indoors, he manages to get entangled in the hallway curtains to the degree he nearly strangles himself.

65. Quotations With An Attitude W. C. fields; A woman drove me to drink and I didn t even have the decency to W. C. fields; Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy. http://royhalliday.home.mindspring.com/Dtopics.htm

D Death (To his physician, who said "General, I fear the angels are waiting for you.") "Waiting, are they? Waiting, are they? Well, goddam 'em, let 'em wait!"Ethan Allen (On his deathbed) "Applaud friends, the comedy is over."Ludwig von Beethoven (On his deathbed) "Now I am about to take my last voyage, a frightful leap in the dark."Thomas Hobbes The earth belongs to the living, not the dead.Thomas Jefferson That the earth belongs in usufruct to the living; that the dead have no powers nor right over it. That portion occupied by any individual ceases to be his when he himself ceases to be, and reverts to society.Thomas Jefferson Those who welcome death have only tried it from the ears up.Wilson Mizner A single death is a tragedy, a million deaths is a statistic.Joseph Stalin Decisions More than any other time in history, mankind faces a crossroads. One path leads to despair and utter hopelessness. The other, to total extinction. Let us pray we have the wisdom to choose correctly.Woody Allen Delay There's no time like the present for postponing what you don't want to do.Arthur Bloch

66. W. C. Fields - Films As Actor: A successful vaudeville juggler, W. C. fields underwent a slow metamorphosis to become one of the outstanding comedians of the sound film. http://www.filmreference.com/Actors-and-Actresses-El-Ga/Fields-W-C.html

// nothing @import "../css/default.css"; Film Reference Actors and Actresses El-Ga W. C. Fields Nationality: American. Born: William Claude Dukenfield in Philadelphia, 10 February 1879 or 29 January 1880. Family: Career: The Ham Tree Watch Your Step Pool Sharks Poppy Sally of the Sawdust , film version of Poppy The Golf Specialist David Copperfield Died: In Pasadena, California, 25 December 1946. Films as Actor: Pool Sharks (Middleton); Janice Meredith The Beautiful Rebel ) (E. Mason Hopper) (as British sergeant) Sally of the Sawdust (D. W. Griffith) (as Prof. Eustace McGargle); That Royle Girl (D. W. Griffith) (as father) (A. Edward Sutherland) (as Elmer Prettywillie); (La Cava) (as Samuel Bisbee) The Potters (Newmeyer) (as Pa Potter); Running Wild (La Cava) (as Elmer Finch); Two Flaming Youths The Side Show ) (Waters) (as Gabby Gilfoil) ) (A. Edward Sutherland) (as Ringmaster); Fools for Luck (Reisner) (as Richard Whitehead) W. C. Fields with Mae West in My Little Chickadee The Golf Specialist Her Majesty Love Million Dollar Legs (Cline) (as the President of Klopstokia);

67. The Criterion Contraption: #79: W. C. Fields - Six Short Films W. C. fields Six Short Films, 1915–1933, various directors and writers. In The Bank Dick, W. C. fields says, In the old Sennett days, I used to direct http://criterioncollection.blogspot.com/2007/11/79-w-c-fields-six-short-films.ht

skip to main skip to sidebar The Criterion Contraption I'm going to watch every last DVD in the Criterion Collection. Friday, November 16, 2007 #79: W. C. Fields - Six Short Films W. C. Fields - Six Short Films In The Bank Dick , W. C. Fields says, "In the old Sennett days, I used to direct Fatty Arbuckle, Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton and the rest of them... Nights, I used to tend bar." Six Short Films gives viewers a chance to see the product of that kind of schedule. The results are pretty much what you'd expect. Here are the Six Short Films Pool Sharks , 1915, directed by Edwin Middleton, written by W. C. Fields (according to the IMDB; there's no credited writer). Despite what the IMDB may tell you, this was Fields's first film. He basically does his best Charlie Chaplin: Fields is 35 in this still, still relatively unscathed by drinking. But even at his young age, Fields had grasped the principle of comedy that would inform so much of his career: when in doubt, have somebody start throwing shit. That's about 30 seconds after the credits. So, film historians, here it is: the first projectile to hit W. C. Fields in the back of the head. It would not be the last. There's just about no plot to speak of; Fields agrees to play pool with Bud Ross for the hand of the unnamed actress on the hammock. Havoc ensues. The chief distinction between Fields in this film and Fields in the rest of his work is that he's occasionally cheerful:

68. W. C. Fields And The Family Comedy Donald Deschner The Films of W. C. fields, Citadel, 1966. and I suppose it’s indicative of something that one of my few cinematic idols is W.C. fields. http://www.idiocentrism.com/fields.htm

W.C Fields and the American Family Comedy Simon Louvish: Man on the Flying Trapeze: The Life and Times of W.C. Fields , Norton, 1997. Ronald J. Fields: W. C. Fields by Himself , Prentice-Hall, 1973. Donald Deschner: The Films of W. C. Fields , Citadel, 1966. James Curtis, W.C.Fields , Knopf, 2003. I watch fewer movies than almost anyone (they don’t call them films any more, do they?), and I suppose it’s indicative of something that one of my few cinematic idols is W.C. Fields. I give Louvish an A+ for the research behind his recent biography, and about a C- for the Writing, which reminds me annoyingly of the narrative of an educational film. I would love to have a utility which strips the Writing from factual books where it isn’t needed, the way you can strip Word formatting from a document to get the plain-text version. (It would be too much to ask authors to write for me in the first place, of course, since no one else would ever buy a book suited to my tastes). I also don’t appreciate the authorial-judgment obbligato found at the end of every biography, where the lightweight biographer solemnly proclaims his verdict on a much more interesting guy who actually did something with his life. But at least you can skip these verdicts, which are normally at the end (pp. 480-484 in Louvish’s book – Louvish’s pontification isn’t especially bad, but I hate all of ‘em). So far I’ve finished the part about Fields’ life before film. He adds more evidence to Ronald Fields’ family archive material, showing that most of what people think they know about Fields’ early life is inaccurate and easily explainable by Fields commendable habit of bullshitting reporters. (Then as now, the media liked to believe that entertainers had a criminal, gutter-punk past, which Fields really did not). Field’s actual childhood was pretty interesting without the BS, and Louvish has a lot of good stuff about his international career as a juggling tramp. Along the way you get an great history of early XXc entertainment I had not known that vaudeville was a cleaned-up, respectable version of burlesque.

69. W.C. Fields - Pool Shot On Flickr - Photo Sharing! While best known for his verbal wit, W.C. fields came to prominence in vaudeville as an eccentric juggler (besides the usual Indian clubs or balls, http://www.flickr.com/photos/96077146@N00/521565435/

YAHOO.util.Event.addListener(window, 'load', F._window_onload); YAHOO.util.Event.addListener(window, 'resize', F._window_onresize); YAHOO.util.Event.addListener(window, 'blur', F._window_onblur); YAHOO.util.Event.addListener(window, 'focus', F._window_onfocus); YAHOO.util.Event.addListener(window, 'unload', F._window_onunload); You aren't signed in Sign In Help Home The Tour ... filmwolf's Photos W.C. Fields - pool shot To take full advantage of Flickr, you should use a JavaScript-enabled browser and install the latest version of the Macromedia Flash Player F.decorate(_ge('button_bar'), F._photo_button_bar).bar_go_go_go(521565435, 0); F.decorate(_ge('photo_notes'), F._photo_notes).notes_go_go_go(521565435, 'http://farm1.static.flickr.com/211/521565435_5761b62c1d_t.jpg', '3.1444'); View filmwolf's map Taken in (See more photos here While best known for his verbal wit, W.C. Fields came to prominence in vaudeville as an "eccentric juggler" (besides the usual Indian clubs or balls, he'd also juggle hats, canes, cigar boxes) and later, a novelty pool playing act, where he'd execute numerous astounding shots, sometimes using some highly unusual pool cues. (I've read in many books that the audience could see what was going on by means of a large mirror suspended above the pool table.) One story regarding Fields' pool playing act comes from his tenure with the Ziegfeld Follies. During a performance one evening, the audience seemed to be laughing randomly for no particular reason. Perplexed, Fields glanced down and from the corner of his eye, he spotted fellow comic Ed Wynn hiding under the pool table, making faces and giggling. Normally, such an attempt at horning in on his act would have enraged Fields, but he kept his composure and proceeded to set up his next shot. With one fluid move, Fields "accidentally" conked Wynn solidly on the back of the head with his pool cue. Wynn groggily crawled out from under the table and offstage, and Fields went on with the act...

70. Search For 'W.C. Fields Movies' In - PriceGrabber.com The Three Stooges/W.C. fields Collected Shorts (1 Release) Starring W.C. fields, . Best of W.C. fields/Laurel Hardy in Flying Deuces (1 Release) http://www.pricegrabber.com/search.php/contribid=1005116

Go back to home page Login Register Your Lists ... Valentine's Day Guide SHOP FOR IN All Products Appliances Auto Parts Books Cameras Clothing Computers Electronics Furniture Indoor Living Magazines Movies Music Musical Instruments Office Outdoor Living Software Sporting Goods Toys Video Games SEARCH Results of matches for W.C. Fields Movies The Three Stooges/W.C. Fields Collected Shorts (1 Release) Starring: W.C. Fields Comedies Rating: Write a Review DVD from (2 Sellers) That's Entertainment! - Pt. 2 (2 Releases) Director: Gene Kelly Starring: John Barrymore Rating: (1 Review) DVD from (12 Sellers) My Little Chickadee (1 Release) Director: Edward Cline Starring: Mae West W.C. Fields (1940) - Comedies Rating: (1 Review) (1 Seller) Big Broadcast of 1938/College Swing (1 Release) Director: Raoul Walsh Starring: Bob Hope W.C. Fields Martha Raye (1938) - Comedies Rating: Write a Review DVD from (10 Sellers) W.C. Fields Comedy Collection: Volume Two (1 Release) Director: Clyde Bruckman Edward F. Cline A. Edward Sutherland William Beaudine (Various) - Comedies Rating: Write a Review DVD from (13 Sellers) Tales of Manhattan (1 Release) Director: Julien Duvivier Starring: Charles Boyer (1942) - Comedies Rating: Write a Review VHS from (2 Sellers) Hidden Hollywood II: More Treasures from the 20th Century Fox Vaults (1 Release) Starring: W.C. Fields

71. W. C. Fields W. C. fields. W. C. fields AKA William Claude Dukenfield. Born 29Jan-1880 Birthplace Darby, PA Died 25-Dec-1946 Location of death Pasadena, CA http://www.nndb.com/people/256/000032160/

This is a beta version of NNDB Search: All Names Living people Dead people Band Names Book Titles Movie Titles Full Text for W. C. Fields AKA William Claude Dukenfield Born: 29-Jan Birthplace: Darby, PA Died: 25-Dec Location of death: Pasadena, CA Cause of death: unspecified Remains: Cremated, Great Mausoleum, Forest Lawn Cemetery, Glendale, CA Gender: Male Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Comic , Actor Nationality: United States Executive summary: The Bank Dick Father: James Dukenfield Mother: Kate Felton Wife: Harriet Hughes (m. 8-Aug-1900) Son: William Claude Dukenfield, Jr. Mistress: Carlotta Monti Juggling Hall of Fame Hollywood Walk of Fame 7004 Hollywood Blvd. Risk Factors: Obesity Alcoholism FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR Song of the Open Road (2-Jun-1944) Himself Never Give a Sucker an Even Break (10-Oct-1941) The Bank Dick (29-Nov-1940) My Little Chickadee (9-Feb-1940) You Can't Cheat an Honest Man (17-Feb-1939) ... Million Dollar Legs (8-Jul-1932) Appears on postage stamps: USA, Scott #1803 (15 cents, issued 29-Jan-1980) Do you know something we don't?

72. Acleareye.com: W.C. Fields On Attitude W.C. fields on attitude. Attitude is more important than the past, Listed below are links to weblogs that reference W.C. fields on attitude http://www.acleareye.com/sandbox_wisdom/2005/06/wc_fields_on_at.html

Jeff Taylor, Founder, Monster.com A Clear Eye. On customers, brands and marketplace success by Tom Asacker Contact Tom Home About the book About Tom ... Main W.C. Fields on attitude "Attitude is more important than the past, than education, than money, than circumstances, than what people do or say. It is more important than appearance, giftedness, or skill." One of the intellectual stumbling blocks that many people are running into with my new book is found in the title of Chapter Four: Positioning is Pass© . I think it's because they have morphed the notion of positioning - which was originally a game of manipulating advertising messages to occupy a unique "position" in the customer's mind - into something else. Perhaps this (from the AMA): Positioning refers to the customer's perceptions of the place a product or brand occupies in a market segment. In some markets, a position is achieved by associating the benefits of a brand with the needs or life style of the segments. More often, positioning involves the differentiation of the company's offering from the competition by making or implying a comparison in terms of specific attributes. So tell me again. What "position" did Jobs carve out with the iPod? What specific "benefits" did he articulate? What comparisons did he make? And ditto for Shultz's Starbucks. I don't remember an ad exclaiming, "We brew better!" Do you? And Carl's Jr.? Help me with their

73. Getting Reacquainted With The Joyfully Jaded W.C. Fields | W.C. Fields | 5 Reaso EW s editorat-large revels in the re-release of Never Give a Sucker an Even Break. Plus Willie Nelson and old friends rock. http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,20015956,00.html

var s_account="timeew"; var ewHeaderMagicNumberObj = new ewMagicNumberObject(150,59,93233812) EW .com American Idol Sundance Film Festival 2008 Grammys 2008 Oscars ... The A-List Home News All Headlines Columns Hollywood Insider Blog PopWatch Blog ... Stage Movies Movie Headlines Movie Reviews Coming Soon Movies Index A-Z TV TV Headlines TV Watch TV Reviews Tonight's Best TV ... TV Index A-Z Music Music Headlines Music Reviews Music Index A-Z DVD DVD Headlines DVD Reviews DVD Index A-Z Books Book Headlines Book Reviews Books Index A-Z More Magazine Archive Contributors Newsletters RSS Headline Feeds ... EW Games Video American Idol Behind the Scenes and First Looks Take 5 Exclusive Star Interviews ... Festival Exclusives News + Notes All Headlines Marion Cotillard opposite Depp in ''Enemies''? SAG Awards winners list SAG Awards: Best and worst moments ... More Headlines Today's Most Popular ''Spartans'' stops ''Rambo'' What the SAGs mean for Oscar Must List: 15 new faves SAG Awards winners list ... Stage EW Presents... Sci-Fi Central The Lists The fall TV season, at a glance ... Bookmark and Share Tell a friend by email Tell a friend by AOL Instant Messenger Print this page Home News Fields of Schemes 5 Reasons to Live Fields of Schemes TASTY 'BREAK' A new Fields DVD collection includes the legendary comedian biting the Hollywood hand that fed him in 1941 show-biz send-up Sucker Everett Collection By Ken Tucker Ken Tucker Ken Tucker is critic-at-large for EW 1. Cutting-edge comedy in

74. W. C. Fields - Actors And Actresses - Entertainment - News Ziegfeld Follies was part Broadway show, part Vaudeville, featuring top entertainers such as W.C. fields, Eddie Cantor, Fanny Brice and Will Rogers. http://www.wikio.com/entertainment/actors_and_actresses/w._c._fields

Search W. C. Fields All News News Blogs New tab personalize your page by selecting the info that interests you! relevance date popularity Subscribe News Entertainment Actors and Actresses W. C. Fields W. C. Fields To read today's news personalize this page Vote! 6 Not-So-Secret Secret Societies The mental_floss Blogs - yesterday Explore : Actors and Actresses Fine Arts Fraternal Organizations ... US ... FDR, Harry S. Truman, George Washington , Mark Twain, Voltaire, Benjamin Franklin, John Wayne W. C. Fields , and Douglas MacArthur were all Masons. But perhaps the Masons’ greatest strides have been made in fast food: KFC's Colonel Sanders and Wendy's founder Dave Thomas knew how to secret-shake with the best of ’em. 2. The Illuminati Over the centuries, lots of groups have called... add comment send to a friend Vote! The Feast of Saint W.C. Philosophers' Playground - 01/26/2008 Explore : Actors and Actresses Bill Murray Brothers, Sisters, and Transgendered Comedists Everywhere, This week would see the 127th birthday of W.C. Fields , the famed alcoholic misanthrope. He had the rare ability to play a completely detestable character that you could not help but love. He is the ultimate in the role played so wonderfully these days by Bill Murray and

75. Clown Ministry A very good book on the *films* of W.C. fields if your looking for a biography book review of W. C. fields and Me , a biography by Carlotta Monti, http://www.clown-ministry.com/index_1.php/site/category/W.C. Fields reviews/

@import "http://www.clown-ministry.com/index_1.php?css=site/site_css"; Clown Ministry Articles History Skits ... Blog W.C. Fields reviews reviews of movies, documentaries and books on that famous movie clown, W.C. Fields Monday, December 04, 2006 The Art of W.C. Fields A very good book on the *films* of W.C. Fields if your looking for a biography of W.C. Fields, you need to look elsewhere. This is a film historian writing on the films of W.C. Fields, including some of the 'missing' films that haven't survived to the present day, and very interesting reading it is. Posted by Tom Raymond, aka Raynbow Reviews W.C. Fields reviews Comments ... W. C. Fields and Me book review of 'W. C. Fields and Me', a biography by Carlotta Monti, his 'close' friend Posted by Tom Raymond, aka Raynbow Reviews W.C. Fields reviews Comments ... Permalink Tuesday, April 03, 2007 W. C. Fields Comedy Collection volume 2 Review of 'W. C. Fields Comedy Collection, volume 2' - a DVD collection that includes many of W. C. Fields best movies, including 'The Man on the Flying Trapeze,' 'Never Give a Sucker an Even Break,' 'You're Telling Me,' 'The Old Fashioned Way' and 'Poppy' Posted by Tom Raymond, aka Raynbow

76. W.C. Fields - International House : Movies > Comedy - Mininova W.C. fields International House.torrent. To start this P2P download, you have to install a BitTorrent client like µTorrent or Wyzo. http://www.mininova.org/tor/1107215

Try our new site: Snotr Login Register Home ... FAQ Location: Mininova Categories Movies Comedy ... Report a problem W.C. Fields - International House Download this torrent! or use the Azureus magnet link W.C. Fields - International House.torrent To start this download, you have to install a BitTorrent client like or Wyzo Category: Movies Comedy Total size: 700.17 megabyte Added: 14 days ago by IMDb number: search for other releases Subtitles: Search for matching subtitles Share ratio: seeds, leechers Last updated: 9 hours ago Downloads: Alternative download: This download might also be available on Usenet. Click here to download the UseNeXT client Or search for similar torrents Advertise here Description: DVD Rip http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0024183/ Powered by: XHTML CSS Wyzo LightTPD More info: RSS This page was generated in seconds by frontend-8.

77. W.C. Fields@Everything2.com He could be the bold and brash conman or the morose American everyman, but he was always W.C. fields with his biting, sarcastic wit and the inevitable http://everything2.com/index.pl?node=W.C. Fields

78. W.C. Fields - THE BANK DICK W.C. Field’s THE BANK DICK (1940) is a film that will either have you in hysterics or leave you scratching your head wondering what all the fuss is about. http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/black_and_white_movies/52503

GA_googleAddSlot("ca-pub-7332027313721357", "com_filmandtv_top_ATF_468x060"); GA_googleAddAttr("language", "com"); GA_googleAddAttr("section", "filmandtv"); GA_googleAddAttr("category", "black_and_"); hiring freelance writers today's articles sign in Home ... Black-and-White Movies W.C. Fields - THE BANK DICK W.C. Fields - THE BANK DICK John Vincent Brennan Articles in this Topic Discussions in this Topic Nov 12, 2000 What little plot there is concerns Sous© and his future son-in-law, banker Og Oggleby (played by the great Grady Sutton), investing 500 dollars of the bank's money in a worthless stock. Oggleby is worried, but Sous© convinces that the stock is going to explode, so Oggleby plans to invest the money and replace it when his bonus comes in. Unfortunately for all concerned, the bank examiner (played by Franklin Pangborne) shows up to inspect the books before Oggleby can replace the money. The plot is merely an excuse for Fields to ad-lib his way through the film, dropping memorable dialogue into every scene. THE BANK DICK is a treasury of quotable Fieldsisms: Go To Page: 1 digg_url = 'http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/black_and_white_movies'; digg_bgcolor = '#E1F5AB'; digg_title = 'W.C. Fields - THE BANK DICK '; //digg_skin = 'compact';

79. W.C. Fields: Blogs, Photos, Videos And More On Technorati Wcfields Horse sense is the thing a horse has which keeps it from betting on people. W.C. fields W.C. fields Quotations W.C. fields, Wikipedia Entry http://technorati.com/tag/W.C. Fields

Join Sign in Help advanced ... Blogger Central 37 posts tagged W.C. Fields Subscribe Posts Blogs Videos Photos search in entire post tags only of blogs with any authority a little authority some authority a lot of authority in language all languages Arabic (العربية) Chinese (中文) Dutch (Nederlands) English French (Fran§ais) German (Deutsch) Greek (Ελληνικά) Hebrew (עברית) Italian (Italiano) Japanese (日本語) Korean (한국어) Norwegian (Norsk) Persian (فارسی) Polish (Polski) Portuguese (Portuguªs) Russian (Русский) Spanish (Espa±ol) Swedish (Svenska) Turkish (T¼rk§e) Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt) A Big Box o' Fields http://videowatchdog.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 01/ big-box-o-fields.html As frequenters of this blog and readers of my magazine should be well aware by now, there are literally hundreds of good reasons why every DVD devot©e ought to invest in a region-free player. Pictured here is one of the latest, a beautifully designed British import from Universal that collects no less than 17 films starring early sound era comedian W.C. 6 hours ago in Tim Lucas Video WatchBlog Authority: 98 It's The Old Army Game 0001b http://www.louisebrooks.com/ web/ images/ its-the-old-army-game-0001b

80. W.C. Fields, Brought Back To Philadelphia (washingtonpost.com) A photograph of W.C. fields in the April 21 Style section was incorrectly identified. It is a 1930s studio publicity shot. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A64810-2003Apr20.html

var SA_Message="SACategory=" + thisNode; Hello Change Preferences Sign Out Sign In Register Now ... Pets SEARCH: washingtonpost.com Web Search Archives washingtonpost.com Columns Jonathan Yardley ... E-Mail This Article RSS News Feeds Top News Jonathan Yardley What is RSS? All RSS Feeds Correction to This Article A photograph of W.C. Fields in the April 21 Style section was incorrectly identified. It is a 1930s studio publicity shot. Second Reading W.C. Fields, Brought Back to Philadelphia By Jonathan Yardley Monday, April 21, 2003; Page C01 An occasional series in which The Post's book critic reconsiders notable and/or neglected books from the past. For years the rule among biographers has been "the bigger the better." Lately there has been a tentative move in the opposite direction small is beautiful but the prevailing assumption really hasn't changed: Big lives deserve big books and so, for that matter, do little lives. Every scrap of obsessively researched biographical detail demands to be included, no matter how little it may tell us about the subject, with the result that in recent months we have been given 400 pages on Hart Crane, 450 pages on Samuel Pepys and an astounding 1,150 pages in what is merely the third volume of Robert Caro's as-yet-unfinished life of Lyndon Johnson. W.C. Fields in "The Bank Dick" (1940). Robert Lewis Taylor's 1949 biography brings Fields back to life more vividly than a current, massive tome.

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z

Page 4     61-80 of 82    Back | 1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | Next 20