“The Juggling Scene” from The Old Fashioned Way (1934).

“The Timeless Truth” from You Can’t Cheat An Honest Man (1939).

“Honest John” from Six of a Kind (1934).

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Home Movie from the Broadway theatre to home in Great Neck, NY, 1920's.

Long before the Tony Award winning The Book of Mormon, there was The Mormon’s Prayers on Broadway. Never before in the history of Broadway did a star’s name appear above the producer’s. But in 1928, on the marquee W.C. Fields' name appeared above Earl Carroll’s Vanities.

The Mormon’s Prayers (1928).

W.C. Fields respected the works of Charles Dickens so much that he did not change or ad lib any words in The Personal History, Adventures, Experience, & Observation of David Copperfield the Younger.

“Now and Forever” from David Copperfield (1935).

Trailer for David Copperfield (1935).

W.C. Fields' third film on the National Film Registry of the Library of Congress,
It's a Gift.

“Aww, That's Awful” from It's a Gift (1934).

“Out on the Porch” from It's a Gift (1934).

Golfing great Bobby Jones consoling W.C. Fields on his poor golf swing.

“A Veritable Tiger” from The Golf Specialist (1930).

“The Sheriff Tends Bar” from My Little Chickadee (1940).

The Fatal Glass of Beer (1933).