W. C. Fields - His Follies and Fortunes by Robert Lewis Taylor
“A man who hates dogs and children can’t be all bad.” That’s the way a discerning friend once described W. C. Fields, America’s greatest comic star. In this remarkable, entertaining biography, Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Robert Lewis Taylor chronicles the life of a misanthropic genius: the gravel-voiced, bulbous-nosed fraud in a top hat W. C. Fields whose private adventures were as hilarious and outrageous as the immortal masterpieces he created for stage and screen.
This paperback book is in poor condition with many imperfections to the cover. Pages in fair condition, full readability but discoloration and age toning.
Publisher: New American Library
Publication Date: 1967
