The Barber Shop (1933) Comedy, Short Film 

And genius can’t describe the words of this man either. 🤭😉 Nah, William Claude was an impeccable artist of the comedic persuasion! Long live WC. May he rest in peace.

So little makes sense anymore

OK boomer

@@leflopjames5628Snowflake

Everything makes sense. Times change always has always will

Isn't that the truth? Advertising has gone from "YOU'RE IN GOOD HANDS WITH ALSTATE" to "STICK IT IN ANY STINKY CREVICE YA GOT". I guess the times are changing.

But he was nasty to that small dog...

I recall reading that he actually disliked children, but recognized he could use them as comedic foils for his routines and movies.

oh-welll!!!!!lol

“Whah ah deeclare m’dear, you rank of ohld gohhtt”from My Little Chickadee (?)also “mah little turtle dervv,more turtle than dervvv!”🌺🥰🤗💕😅😂🤩🤣😛🖖

Oh, Much More, Much More

it could be untrue, but he distrusted the banking system so much that they are still finding his accounts across the US

@@johngalt3969 It's untrue and BTW, if someone mistrusted the banking system they wouldn't open numerous accounts in that system. In fact, the original legend goes along the lines of when he was a vaudevillian traveling around the country he wanted a bank account in every city he played so he'd always have money available. However, according to W.C.'s grandson, Ron Fields: "He loved funny names. He collected them. But he kept perfectly good records, and his bank accounts are all in his own name. He didn't hate children, either. That thing about kicking Baby Leroy was strictly an act."

Fields got into comedy by accident. He wanted to only be a juggler but the audience always laughed so he decided to do comedy.

Unfortunately, he got such a bad rap. But his shorts and movies are killers. No stupid jokes, just sidesplittng funny!!!!

Also The Bank Dick

Not a fit night out for man nor beast..

Now you know where violins come from.

I felt the same about all the older comedies. As you grow older and have relationships the wife jokes explain themselves.

Ditto...I didn't understand much of the humor as a child. As an adult he is quite amusing!!

I fell in love w/ her seen in the dentist 🦷,1932 what a beautiful soul

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She produced some very interesting artwork. Without the exaggerated make-up she was a lovely woman.

OK boomer

​​@@leflopjames5628 What and why the comment about 'boomers', and what is the insinuation? This is NINETEEN THIRTY THREE, not 1953 or 1963, way before our time. Robert at 68.

Hair cuts 15 cents., shave 5 cents.

I liked the little girl in the endless party hats. It was perfect.

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Smart baby 👶 huh!

He must have been a drunk, only a drunk would wake their kid up at 3 in the morning for something like that. I know, My mother was a drunk and she did the same thing for whatever reason her drunk brain thought of.

Hopefully it’s a great memory for him. I’m sure missing an hour of sleep didn’t stunt kids once in awhile

@@Playsinvain You obviously never experienced common habits of a drunken parent. I can assure you a child has no pleasant memory of being awakened at 3 am by a drunk parent.

@@warrendelay I think people just handle things in different ways. My father was drinking. I have nothing but pleasurable memories of that time in my life. I was 6 years old.

@@warrendelay I wouldn’t be do sure of that, if it was t a common thing. But, agree to your point, I imagine most experiences are pretty tough. But not all.

She kind of Olive Oyl long tall and skinny😜

Wait, are you talking about the burnette upstairs eating the veggie dish, or the blonde downstairs as the manicurist? Or was that the famous Dagmar Oakland?

@@dabneyoffermein595 upstairs brunette

Love her long long legs in “The Dentist”.

She was a talented and creative painter. With out the exaggerated make-up she was quite a lovely woman.

😂Yes Sir ! I love when he's on the paddle boat on the Mississippi and he puts the baby in a washtub and ties it to the back of the boat and throws them overboard ! The washtub is just slapping around behind the paddle wheel ! It's just hilarious . PLUS... the baby is strange looking . W.C. Fields used that geeky baby in a few of his shows . W.c.fields is DEFINITELY IRREPLACEABLE ! 🤠🖖

"You're looking well,have you been ill" 😅

Are you really 105 years old?? Amazing

@@saintcruzin Maybe 30 years after it was filmed. 🤣🤣

@@saintcruzin This was around 1932 or 1933, hard to remember the exact year. I used to run hot rivets in buckets to the rivet drivers while they were building the Empire State building.

​@@coloradostrongwhat was Colorado like before the mountains?

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And think of all of the great comedians that Edgar co-starred with, including many films with Laurel and Hardy and with the Marx Brothers in" duck-soup"

Edgar....the master of the slow burn!

3 Stooges!!

fatty arbuckle

Yes 👀 she is a dreamgirl❤️

She was a talented artist. Without the exaggerated make-up she was quite lovely.

What?

I thought it was just me hard of hearing.

Mine has CC. Was set for French, but I changed it to English via the gear.

Yeah the one who is hanging off him while he’s pulling her tooth.

Elise Cavanna.

@princesskenyetta4745 sarcasm 👍

​@@CultCinemaClassicsthanks king

I thought he said Rockbottom, my bad.

Heck of a big baby! Wonder what age it really was?

@@katperson7332 I wondered if it may have been played by the same girl getting a hair cut??

@@riverraisin1 I think that’s very possible! It was a deep pram so the girl’s legs could easily have been contained in the base of it.

That is not a brick, it’s a sharpening stone.

His wife in this was in Dentist film

She was in several of his films.

I think Ronald says the answer is that they are both far-ry/fur-ry to the end. (Now, eat your spinach.)

Because it's fur to the end!

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