W. C. Fields : his follies and fortunes (1949)

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W. C. Fields ing a highball, Fields lectured the dog sternly, while the reporters took notes and the photographer recorded the lesson for posterity. But the pictures never appeared in Life; Fields' illness had been so severe that he was unphotogenic. Later, when he recovered, the incident disturbed his sense of humanity. He arranged to have the dog adopted by some friends in the country. 34