This is a comedic film by Eric Bolderson of two men playing roulette in a casino; with a poor man winning all the money and clothes of a wealthy man. Title - The Wheel of Fortune, an E.B. Production The film opens in the casino, where women and men are gathered around a roulette table with three female croupiers. There is no talking but a jazz music plays in the background. All of them are dressed in very fashionable clothes. The payers place bets of £1 notes and the wheels rolls. The...

This is a comedic film by Eric Bolderson of two men playing roulette in a casino; with a poor man winning all the money and clothes of a wealthy man. Title - The Wheel of Fortune, an E.B. Production The film opens in the casino, where women and men are gathered around a roulette table with three female croupiers. There is no talking but a jazz music plays in the background. All of them are dressed in very fashionable clothes. The payers place bets of £1 notes and the wheels rolls. The croupiers then collect any money that is left on the table. A man then enters the casino and signs in, lighting a cigar. He wears a smart suit and large white hat. He is followed a shabbily dressed man wearing an overcoat, old pink scarf and a flat cap. He too signs in and sits at the roulette table as more comical music plays in the background. The smart man takes a seat at the roulette table and proceeds to take off his hat and bring out a number of expensive cigars and a huge roll of notes that he places on the table. The poorer man then takes off his cap and empties his pockets of a few coins that he places on the table. With each passing game the rich man's pile of money shrinks, whilst that of the poorer man grows. He then signals to the rich man to ask him for a cigar, but he refuses and instead offers him a cigarette. A man and several women drinking tea at a bar are stood talking and laughing. Back at the table the rich man has now lost all his money and sells his watch, hat, jacket and cigars to the poor man to continue playing. The poor man dons his clothes and passes his old ones to the other man which he now has to put on. The final humiliation comes when the poor man offers him a cigarette even though he has a pile of cigars in front of him. The film closes with the rich man, now stripped of all his material assets leaving the table. Title - The Wheel of Fortune an E.B Production Title - The End