i watched six of a kind for w. c. fields  he only in it for around 10 minutes and has one long scene and the infamous pool sequence he made famous in vaudeville and and several other great moments. the reamaining 55 minutes are also delightful and thankfully and mostly due to the hilarious charlie ruggles as the bumbling banker j. pinkham whinney. he is everyone foil. he stutters and stumbles about to our pleasure. also and his comedy partner and mary boland plays his wife and flora. joining in the proceedings are george burns and gracie allen. boland is particularly funny near the beginning and near the end and but gracie and ruggles use up most of the picture. gracie funny and quite and but she can also get tiring. and poor george burns has absolutely nothing to do except repeat gracie all the time. i do not remember laughing at him once (although he has one great scene with ruggles and where ruggles tries desperately to get george to take gracie and leave him and his wife alone for a while and and one with fields and where he asks fields to sell him a sweater while that bit is exclusively fields and though). the situation is constantly funny represent the whinneys are going to drive to california and but to help them with expenses and george and gracie are recruited. positive . 
i watched six of a kind for w. c. fields  he only in it for around 10 minutes and has one long scene and the infamous pool sequence he made famous in vaudeville and and several other great moments. the reamaining 55 minutes are also delightful and thankfully and mostly due to the hilarious charlie ruggles as the bumbling banker j. pinkham whinney. he is everyone foil. he stutters and stumbles about to our pleasure. also and his comedy partner and mary boland plays his wife and flora. joining in the proceedings are george burns and gracie allen. boland is particularly funny near the beginning and near the end and but gracie and ruggles use up most of the picture. gracie funny and quite and but she can also get tiring. and poor george burns has absolutely nothing to do except repeat gracie all the time. i do not remember laughing at him once (although he has one great scene with ruggles and where ruggles tries desperately to get george to take gracie and leave him and his wife alone for a while and and one with fields and where he asks fields to sell him a sweater while that bit is exclusively fields and though). the situation is constantly funny represent the whinneys are going to drive to california and but to help them with expenses and george and gracie are recruited. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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