Eddie Cantor Lost Performances Volume 1
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- Опубликовано: 12 ноя 2018
- Eddie Cantor - Lost Performances Volume 1
Eddie Cantor (Actor), Many More (Actor), Brian Gari (Director)
This Eddie Cantor collection includes rare and lost performances for which he is known and loved. In one of these that employs trick photography, Eddie is every member of a barbershop quartet singing “Wait Till The Sun Shines Nellie,” “Golden Wedding Day” and “I Want A Girl (Just Like The Girl That Married Dear Old Dad).” Of course, performances of his most popular songs (some with alternate lyrics) are here, including “Ma (He’s Making Eyes At Me),” “Ballin’
The Jack,” "For Me And My Gal,” “Waiting For The Robert E. Lee,” and many more.
Not one to hog the spotlight, Eddie shares vocals with Connie Russell, Johnny Johnston and Jean Parker, plus performs a live medley of tunes with legendary guitarist Perry Botkin-he played with Glenn Miller, Benny Goodman, Bob Hope, Fred Astaire, and the Dorsey Brothers to
name a few!
We’re also including a true gem; the last performance by Shemp Howard with The Three Stooges in a side-splittingly hilarious skit. And, of course, this tribute is topped off with Eddie Cantor meeting up with his old pal, Sidney Fields (remember Mr. Guffy?) in a garage.
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Fantastic! What a collection! Priceless! Thank You So Much! Every song was hiding in my brain. What a delight it was to hear those songs again. I don't think I had ever seen the video's before. WOW!!!
Eddie Cantor, seen in this collection, deserves his reputation! Genuinely happy to see this!
The scene with Eddie singing in the mirror is 40 years ahead of its time in film production
That kind of special effect goes back to the 1900's and is very elementary for the 50s. Look up George Melies.
Really enjoyaqble history of American show business from before WWI to the 1950s. Thanks.
Nice to finally see more of this rare series.
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I have loved watching Edde Cantor since I was 9 in 1964 watching the Eddie Cantor Story every night for a week on the Million Dollar Movie. The best part for me is when he sings to the empty seat thinking of his grandmother.
No doubt he was one hell of a performer.
Verse to "Ballin' the Jack". Never heard it before. Wonderful....
What a gas
Looks like the segments cover a 55 year span. Can see his younger face, Then some with some aging. But he's great. I find myself laughing at his jokes. he must have been a real natural.
1:01:40
I am guessing most of what i have seen so far (1/2 way through) this is all before he had his 1st heart attack.
Terrific eyes. What a ham.
what was this series ? were they specials ? when were they recorded and not done live ??
"THE EDDIE CANTOR COMEDY THEATRE"- filmed in 1954 and '55, and syndicated during 1955-'56 by ZIV Television. 38 half-hours were produced, and widely seen in its original run, with dozens of regional sponsors {various breweries were among the most prominent, followed by dairies, oil companies, department stores, jewelry stores and the like}. It ended when Eddie decided he wasn't up to appearing for another season {his heart condition was a factor}.
This is an infringement on my dvd