Will Rogers named honorary mayor of Beverly Hills, CA, in 1926

The transcript discusses the journey of a Hollywood figure, Will, who rose to fame with the advent of talkies, becoming internationally renowned. His popularity even led him to become the mayor of Beverly Hills. Despite being considered for a Democratic presidential nomination in 1932, he declined, humorously noting that a comedian's career ends when taken seriously.

Describe the significance of Will's success in the talkies.

How did Will's popularity affect his career and personal life?

What was Will's reaction to being seriously considered as a Democratic presidential nominee in 1932?

What does Will's statement about comedians being taken seriously imply about his views on comedy?

What does the phrase 'he's through' suggest about Will's perspective on his career?