it is not always certain that by mixing comedians together you will produce laughter. the comics involved have to actually like or admire each other and or be willing to put up with each other crankiness. go west with the marx brothers had buster keaton write the script as a gag man. groucho did not think too highly of keaton ideas and and embarrassed him at a script meeting. and though some of keaton gems still appear in the finished film (such as the gun that turns into a brush that turns into a gun) the film was one of the weakest the marx brothers ever made. a better film and but also affected by dueling comic egos and was w. c. fields and mae west in my little chickadee and which jettisoned the script for a series of duels of one liners between the leads. but the one liners were equally funny and so the film remains a success. but six of a kind is an example of six film comics who worked well together. the reason is simple represent it is really three comic teams working together represent charlie ruggles and mary boland and george burns and gracie allan and and w. c. fields and alison skipworth. ruggles and boland were paired in about half a dozen comedies during the 1930s and usually with boland as a somewhat bossy wife and and ruggles as a nervous wreck of a husband. fields (usually a single act) was paired three times with skipworth (tilly and gus and if i had a million were the other two times). skippy always figured out how to control or counter the larcenous activities of her man  it the present film she takes action into her own hands with the stolen money that is being searched for (she knows that the local sheriff and fields and is not the one to trust with this). as for burns and allan they manage to effortlessly involve themselves with the put upon ruggles and boland on their cross country trip by car. ruggles quickly gets to realize what a mistake it was to agree to travel with gracie  at one point she manages to cause him to fall off a cliff and and dangle from a branch. he is relatively helpless when she insists on 1) photographing him on his perch and and 2) correcting his grammar. the presence of george and gracie humongous dog (ran tang tang is it name) does not make travel arrangements easier for charlie and mary. fields has some choice moments. when he insists on shouting at the quartet and he says he allowed to do so  he the sheriff. he also explains and during a pool game and the improbable story of how he got his undeserved moniker honest john. you have to listen carefully to the tale and as it is interrupted with his attempts to play pool a few times (once getting accidentally beaned by a billiard ball) and but it does show that there were items that even fields would have had no reason to steal. oh and in the summary line and i mentioned a forgotten actor named bradley page  he was the man who is responsible for the trouble that charley ruggles is suspected of. bradley has to have a reason to leave town in order to catch up with the unwary ruggles and boland and so he telephones his girl friend. he tells her to call back his job and say that he has to leave town because somebody has died. there is a pause as he apparently hears a question shot back by the girlfriend. anybody. and he says  clearly annoyed. although the bulk of the humor in the film is carried by the sextet of performers and mr. page happened to have the most amusingly unexpected line in the film. 
it is not always certain that by mixing comedians together you will produce laughter. the comics involved have to actually like or admire each other and or be willing to put up with each other crankiness. go west with the marx brothers had buster keaton write the script as a gag man. groucho did not think too highly of keaton ideas and and embarrassed him at a script meeting. and though some of keaton gems still appear in the finished film (such as the gun that turns into a brush that turns into a gun) the film was one of the weakest the marx brothers ever made. a better film and but also affected by dueling comic egos and was w. c. fields and mae west in my little chickadee and which jettisoned the script for a series of duels of one liners between the leads. but the one liners were equally funny and so the film remains a success. but six of a kind is an example of six film comics who worked well together. the reason is simple represent it is really three comic teams working together represent charlie ruggles and mary boland and george burns and gracie allan and and w. c. fields and alison skipworth. ruggles and boland were paired in about half a dozen comedies during the 1930s and usually with boland as a somewhat bossy wife and and ruggles as a nervous wreck of a husband. fields (usually a single act) was paired three times with skipworth (tilly and gus and if i had a million were the other two times). skippy always figured out how to control or counter the larcenous activities of her man  it the present film she takes action into her own hands with the stolen money that is being searched for (she knows that the local sheriff and fields and is not the one to trust with this). as for burns and allan they manage to effortlessly involve themselves with the put upon ruggles and boland on their cross country trip by car. ruggles quickly gets to realize what a mistake it was to agree to travel with gracie  at one point she manages to cause him to fall off a cliff and and dangle from a branch. he is relatively helpless when she insists on 1) photographing him on his perch and and 2) correcting his grammar. the presence of george and gracie humongous dog (ran tang tang is it name) does not make travel arrangements easier for charlie and mary. fields has some choice moments. when he insists on shouting at the quartet and he says he allowed to do so  he the sheriff. he also explains and during a pool game and the improbable story of how he got his undeserved moniker honest john. you have to listen carefully to the tale and as it is interrupted with his attempts to play pool a few times (once getting accidentally beaned by a billiard ball) and but it does show that there were items that even fields would have had no reason to steal. oh and in the summary line and i mentioned a forgotten actor named bradley page  he was the man who is responsible for the trouble that charley ruggles is suspected of. bradley has to have a reason to leave town in order to catch up with the unwary ruggles and boland and so he telephones his girl friend. he tells her to call back his job and say that he has to leave town because somebody has died. there is a pause as he apparently hears a question shot back by the girlfriend. anybody. and he says  clearly annoyed. although the bulk of the humor in the film is carried by the sextet of performers and mr. page happened to have the most amusingly unexpected line in the film. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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