A man by the name of The Great McGonigle (W. C. Fields) had a traveling theater troupe that was struggling. He had to run out on hotel bills and food tabs for lack of money. His next stop was Belfontaine if he could make it out of the city he was in without being arrested. How he kept the traveling act afloat at all was the bigger question.
If you've seen W. C. Fields in anything, then you know his act. He speaks in a grand manner and likes to use hyperbole and metaphors. He is good as a supporting character; not so good as the main character. His schtick is OK when adding to a comedy; his schtick can get wearisome when it's the only comedy.
Free on YouTube.
If you've seen W. C. Fields in anything, then you know his act. He speaks in a grand manner and likes to use hyperbole and metaphors. He is good as a supporting character; not so good as the main character. His schtick is OK when adding to a comedy; his schtick can get wearisome when it's the only comedy.
Free on YouTube.