Poppy 1936 Pt1

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Uploaded by on Nov 10, 2007

What effulgent sunshine....

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  • Your generosity overwhelms may. Thanks Guys.

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  • Wow Huge fan of Mr. Fields. I am a fan from the wrong generation, just a few decades late.

    He's a classic american treasure

  • Run to the nearest golf course and get me a doctor!

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  • I also love the way the dog sniffs that 20 dollar bill with intent. Love that doggie.

  • Love the dog's voice! XD Hilarious.

  • He's the only comedian I know of that you need a dictionary to laugh with him!

  • Dear cqsallie,

    I trust I'm spelling that right. Thank you for the lovely acknowledge to my grandfather. To answer the second half of your question, I have written several screenplays (following in my father's, Stuart Jerome's footsteps) and am currently doing a full-length play called "Soul-Mates", based on the lives and relationship of 1940's actors William Eythe and Lon McCallister, and yes, I have a room -- and an apt. of my own here in L.A.

    Thanks once again. R.J.

  • @bchfront Wow! M.K. Jerome was your grandfather? So, what are you doing with yoiur life? Did you get any of his genes? Do you have a room of your own?

  • W C FIELDS WAS SO FUNNY!

  • In the classic 1936 flick Poppy, W.C.Fields does his best with the little dog who occaisionally speaks. What a classic get it on DVD.

  • Isn't that a great story,though? I met Irving Fein, along with his wife and son, several-years ago at The Farmers Market, here in L.A. It turned-out, that Warner Bros. brought Mr. Fein out-here in 1938, and he told me one of his first-friends at the studio was my grandfather! (Songwriter M.K. Jerome). I would never have known this if Irving hadn't told me that himself! By the way, another songwriter, Leo Robin who worked on "Poppy", lived in the same-condo as my grandfather in Westwood! R.J.

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