]Plot SynopsisDuring the opening prologue, a breathtaking aerial shot of Manhattan from a bird""s eye view captures the city with its bridge traffic and highway ramps, its waterfront docks, parks and skyscrapers."Noticing that he looks exhausted and tired (he passively remains on his bed during their entire conversation), and "maybe you need a real rest, that""s what I think," she notices his money in disarray and bustles forward to straighten it up - like an indulgent mother would straighten up her son""s sloppy room.They are seated in the open car that tours down the urban street."California Here I Come" plays on the soundtrack.At the credits sequence progresses, the backdrop changes to country road scenes.At Home with His FamilyMr.Harold Bissonette (W.C.Fields), the universal underdog, is the inept, bumbling proprietor of a small-town general store in Wappinger Falls, New Jersey, as well as the helpless, henpecked, long-suffering victim of a shrewish wife Amelia (Kathleen Howard).She requests a basket to be extended to her on the throne: "It holds victory." She removes a real, one-foot long snake/asp and applies it to her breast in one of the most memorable suicidal death scenes in film history.