EDDIE CANTOR - AUTOGRAPH CO-SIGNED BY: MARSHA HUNT - HFSID 175841
Price: $140.00
EDDIE CANTOR and MARSHA HUNT
Eddie Cantor and Marsha Hunt sign an album leaf in blue ink.
Signature: "Eddie Cantor" and on verso "Best
wishes-/Marsha Hunt", 5¼x4¼ album leaf. Energetic singer-comedian EDDIE
CANTOR (1892-1964) moved from vaudeville tours to the Ziegfield
Follies, where his singing career took off with popular songs of the
1920s, including "If You Knew Susie", "Makin' Whoopee" and "Ida". A star in
many big budget musical comedy films of the 1930s, Cantor was a popular
radio star of the 1940s and hosted a TV variety show in 1955.
MARSHA HUNT worked as a Powers model until she debuted onscreen in The
Virginia Judge (1935) at the age of 18. In the 1930s, she appeared in
supporting roles in films including Hollywood Boulevard and These
Glamour Girls (1939), before moving on to leads in B-movies and
supporting roles in major films. Blacklisted during the McCarthy era, she
appeared in only a handful of films after 1952, but was seen in the TV series
Peck's Bad Girl. Her last film was Johnny Got His Gun (1971). She
continues to speak out on political and social issues. Rounded edges. Lightly
creased at edges. Otherwise, fine condition.
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