the gimmick and as it were and of this 1934 paramount comedy is the six comedy performers and paired off into three man and woman teams and who all appear together. w. c. fields and his frequent screen partner alsion skipworth appear in the second half of the film and shine in their roles as a small town sheriff and innkeeper. fields seems to have been given the latitude to inject plenty of his own one of a kind brand of misanthropic and surreal comedy into his part and and it works wonderfully and especially where he is allowed to do his famous pool table routine and a digression that is totally welcome since it is hilarious. at first thought it might have seemed like a mismatch to conceive of a film to be carried by the subtle domestic comedy of charlie ruggles and mary boland next to the broad and jokey vaudeville patter of the great husband and wife comedy team of george burns and gracie allen and but here it works perfectly because of the parts george and gracie are given in the script. they are there are freeloaders hitching a ride to california on ruggles and boland honeymoon trip and consistently find ways to annoy them at every step and including and brilliantly and while they are each holding on to the side of a cliff for dear life. making burns and allen comic annoyances to two sympathetic characters turns out to be a perfect way to fit their far out and larger than life comedy characters into a real world setting  the comedy of people reacting to them in a believable way turns out to be as much as a gold mine as gracie famous naive delivery itself. charlie ruggles deserves special mention for his performance as the fussy banker pinky whinney. he marvelously subtle and underplayed and and draws laughs from lines that in another actor hands might not even have been heard. the script is wonderfully witty all through and and most of the way it a perfectly extended comedy of frustration in which our sympathies are with the poor whinneys who can not get a moment alone and and the extra bonus is that what frustrates them is just more first rate comedy material from burns and allen. for the pre code watchers out there and there is some rather suggestive material in some of the most amusing scenes and as whinney tries to get across to george just why he and his wife want to be alone for a while. there are a few signs of a rushed production here  the occasional jump cut and one of the most obvious drop sets you will ever see in a movie (right up there with w. c. field own short the golf specialist) and and the knot in field tie is constantly changing in shape. these do not bother me and though and and they shouldn not bother anybody who is enjoying the film. six of a kind is a real little known gem and one of the funniest movies i have seen in a while. if youre thinking about whether to watch it and the answer should be yes. 
the gimmick and as it were and of this 1934 paramount comedy is the six comedy performers and paired off into three man and woman teams and who all appear together. w. c. fields and his frequent screen partner alsion skipworth appear in the second half of the film and shine in their roles as a small town sheriff and innkeeper. fields seems to have been given the latitude to inject plenty of his own one of a kind brand of misanthropic and surreal comedy into his part and and it works wonderfully and especially where he is allowed to do his famous pool table routine and a digression that is totally welcome since it is hilarious. at first thought it might have seemed like a mismatch to conceive of a film to be carried by the subtle domestic comedy of charlie ruggles and mary boland next to the broad and jokey vaudeville patter of the great husband and wife comedy team of george burns and gracie allen and but here it works perfectly because of the parts george and gracie are given in the script. they are there are freeloaders hitching a ride to california on ruggles and boland honeymoon trip and consistently find ways to annoy them at every step and including and brilliantly and while they are each holding on to the side of a cliff for dear life. making burns and allen comic annoyances to two sympathetic characters turns out to be a perfect way to fit their far out and larger than life comedy characters into a real world setting  the comedy of people reacting to them in a believable way turns out to be as much as a gold mine as gracie famous naive delivery itself. charlie ruggles deserves special mention for his performance as the fussy banker pinky whinney. he marvelously subtle and underplayed and and draws laughs from lines that in another actor hands might not even have been heard. the script is wonderfully witty all through and and most of the way it a perfectly extended comedy of frustration in which our sympathies are with the poor whinneys who can not get a moment alone and and the extra bonus is that what frustrates them is just more first rate comedy material from burns and allen. for the pre code watchers out there and there is some rather suggestive material in some of the most amusing scenes and as whinney tries to get across to george just why he and his wife want to be alone for a while. there are a few signs of a rushed production here  the occasional jump cut and one of the most obvious drop sets you will ever see in a movie (right up there with w. c. field own short the golf specialist) and and the knot in field tie is constantly changing in shape. these do not bother me and though and and they shouldn not bother anybody who is enjoying the film. six of a kind is a real little known gem and one of the funniest movies i have seen in a while. if youre thinking about whether to watch it and the answer should be yes. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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