Titlebook: W.C. Fields from the Ziegfeld Follies and Broadway Stage to the Screen; Becoming a Character Arthur Frank Wertheim Book 2016 The Editor(s)

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Fields’s Well Never Went Dry from his youth. “The bitterness of my boyhood had left its mark. I had learned early that laughter made the burden lighter and the day less long.” Fields’s off-screen drinking became increasingly part of his on-screen persona. Incidents about liquor appear frequently in his films. The two remedies—

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Fields’s Well Never Went Dry from his youth. “The bitterness of my boyhood had left its mark. I had learned early that laughter made the burden lighter and the day less long.” Fields’s off-screen drinking became increasingly part of his on-screen persona. Incidents about liquor appear frequently in his films. The two remedies—

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The Flivertons and the occupants to be thrown from the car as the curtain descends. Fields wrote a scene illustrating Fliverton as the victim of mechanization (the flivver) and he used the automobile quite often in his work. Most importantly, the sketch depicts Fliverton as a beleaguered victim belittled by a nag

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