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Eddie Cantor in An Hour with You: A Big Little Book (1934) Eddie Cantor Song and Joke Book (1934) Ziegfeld: The Great Glorifier by Eddie Cantor (1934) World's Book of Best Jokes by Eddie Cantor (1943) Hello, Momma by George Jessel (1946) Take My Life by Eddie Cantor (1957) No Man Stands Alone by Barney Ross (1957) The Way I See It by Eddie ...
Biography. Energetic vaudeville performer with famous rolling eyes, in Hollywood from 1926. Cantor was extremely popular in the 1930s on the radio, and in mostly routine movies that showcased his inimitable, infectious style of song, dance and (sometimes risque) comedy. He has a small part in the meager 1957 biopic "The Eddie Cantor Story ...
Eddie Cantor (portrayed by Stephen DeRosa) is a renowned American "illustrated song" performer, comedian, dancer, singer, actor and vaudevillian. He is based on the real-life entertainer of the same name. Eddie Cantor performs jokes to a packed theatre in January 1920, with Lucy Danziger and Nucky Thompson in the audience. Most of the number consists of Cantor complaining about his ugly, dumb ...
Eddie Cantor. Edward Israel Iskowitz (21 September 1892-10 October 1964), better known by his stage name of Eddie Cantor, was a Jewish - American vaudeville performer who was known for his comedy, musical performances, his acting career, and for his radio show. Cantor was nicknamed "Banjo Eyes" for his eye-rolling song-and-dance routines, and ...
28 oct. 2014 · On Saturday, October 30, 1937 Eddie Cantor was honored with a testimonial dinner at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. The event, which was broadcast by the Columbia Broadcasting System was in celebration of Cantor’s 25th anniversary as a star. In attendance were the Postmaster-General, James Farley, the governor of California, Frank ...
No other entertainer proved successful in as many fields as Eddie Cantor during the 1920s and '30s. Nicknamed "Banjo Eyes" and "the Apostle of Pep" for his...
