There’s a famous quote that can be traced to popular 1930s comedian W.C. Fields: “Never work with children or animals.” Those were tongue-in-cheek words of theatrical advice to fellow performers based ...

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W.C. Fields was a sloshed-out comic genius who couldn't help but take his work home with him—and suffered the grim consequences because of it. 'Gringos leave': Protests targeting travelers rise as ...

SMITHFIELD – The legendary W.C. Fields has been credited with the witty advice to actors that they should “… never work with kids or animals.” So what happens when a group of talented actors like the ...

THE best place for you to take your movie entertainment this week is the Paramount, where W. C. Fields is cavorting in “Running Wild.” That the picture is as funny as it is, is entirely due to the ...

Legendary Hollywood star W. C. Fields lived in Bayside, Queens, from 1919 to 1921. Fields returned to Bayside as Professor Eustance McGargle for the filming of Sally of the Sawdust in 1925. Directed ...

On my week off last month, I fulfilled a longtime wish by visiting two repertory movie houses in L.A., both of them owned by Quentin Tarantino: the New Beverly in the Fairfax District and the Vista ...