Eddie Cantor Autographs, Memorabilia & Collectibles
EDDIE CANTOR
Born: January 31, 1892 in New York City, New York
Died: October 10, 1964 in Beverly Hills, California
Biography
Eddie Cantor (1892-1964), didn't truly hit the big time until he was hired for Ziegfeld's Midnight Frolics in 1916. He stayed with the Ziegfeld Follies throughout the 1920s. In addition to his expertly timed comic patter, often appearing in black-face, Cantor achieved fame by introducing such songs as "If You Knew Susie," "Dinah," "Makin' Whoopee" and of course, "Ida," a paean to his wife of 49 years, Ida Tobias. He performed inexhaustible work on behalf of dozens of charities, most prominently the March of Dimes, and regularly put his career on the line on behalf of various actors unions' activities.
1947-Meet-Mr.-Mischief (Performer), 1944-Show-Business (Performer), 1937-Ali-Baba-Goes-to-Town (Performer), 1930-Whoopee! (Performer), 1930-Insurance (Performer), 1931-Mr.-Lemon-of-Orange (Writer), 1944-Show-Business (Producer), 1944-Show-Business (in person), 1959-Startime (in person), 1959-You-Asked-for-It (in person), 1955-The-Eddie-Cantor-Comedy-Theater (in person), 1953-This-Is-Your-Life (in person), 1953-Be-What-You-Want (in person), 1948-The-Friendship-Train (in person), 1979-The-31st-Annual-Emmy-Awards (Other), 1991-Curly-Sue (Sound), 1948-Screen-Snapshots-9860:-Hollywood-Friars-Honor-George-Jessel (in person), 1935-Billboard-Frolics (Sound), 1990-Gremlins-2:-The-New-Batch (Sound), 1997-American-Masters (Other), 1984-The-Great-Standups (Other), 1951-World's-Middleweight-Championship:-Sugar-Ray-Robinson-vs.-Randy (in person), 2004-Broadway:-The-American-Musical (Other), 1956-Playhouse-90 (Performer), 1953-The-Eddie-Cantor-Story (Performer), 1948-If-You-Knew-Susie (Performer), 1940-Forty-Little-Mothers (Performer), 1936-Strike-Me-Pink (Performer), 1934-Kid-Millions (Performer), 1932-The-Kid-from-Spain (Performer), 1948-If-You-Knew-Susie (Producer), 1959-The-Linkletter-Show (in person), 1952-1957-What's-My-Line (in person), 1956-Playhouse-90 (in person), 1956-Climax! (in person), 1952-1955-The-Ed-Sullivan-Show (in person), 1950-1954-The-Colgate-Comedy-Hour (in person), 1952-Screen-Snapshots:-Memorial-to-Al-Jolson (in person), 1952-The-Kate-Smith-Evening-Hour (in person), 1945-Screen-Snapshots-Series-25,-No.-2:-Radio-Shows (in person), 1937-The-March-of-Time-Volume-IV,-Issue-5 (in person), 1929-A-Ziegfeld-Midnight-Frolic (in person), 2009-Hollywood-Singing-and-Dancing:-A-Musical-History---The-1930s: (Sound), 1990-Men-Don't-Leave (Sound), 1929-Finding-His-Voice (Sound), 1990-Tiny-Toon-Adventures (Sound), 1951-All-Star-Revue (Performer), 1951-1956-The-Milton-Berle-Show (in person), 1996-Space-Jam (Sound), 1991-Rover-Dangerfield (Sound), 1935-Devil-Dogs-of-the-Air (Sound), 1994-Bullets-Over-Broadway (Sound), 1923-A-Few-Moments-with-Eddie-Cantor,-Star-of-'Kid-Boots' (Sound), 1923-A-Few-Moments-with-Eddie-Cantor,-Star-of-'Kid-Boots' (in person), 2009-Hollywood-Singing-and-Dancing:-A-Musical-History---The-1930s: (Other), 1961-The-DuPont-Show-of-the-Week (Other), 1953-The-Jack-Benny-Program (Performer), 1943-Thank-Your-Lucky-Stars (Performer), 1945-Ziegfeld-Follies (Writer), 1930-Caught-Short (Writer), 1959-Sunday-Showcase (in person), 1958-The-Eddie-Fisher-Show (in person), 1957-The-Big-Record (in person), 1952-The-Story-of-Will-Rogers (in person), 1949-Screen-Snapshots:-Hollywood's-Happy-Homes (in person), 1946-American-Creed (in person), 1944-Hollywood-Canteen (in person), 1930-Screen-Snapshots-Series-10,-No.-3 (in person), 1930-Screen-Snapshots-Series-9,-No.-23 (in person), 1930-Getting-a-Ticket (in person), 1922-Starland-Review-No.-4 (in person), 1922-The-Starland-Review (in person), 2011-The-Looney-Tunes-Show (Sound), 1996-2001-Biography (Other), 1965-Hollywood-My-Home-Town (Other), 2013-19th-Annual-Screen-Actors-Guild-Awards (Other), 1998-Hollywoodism:-Jews,-Movies-and-the-American-Dream (Other), 1941-Minstrel-Days (Other), 2009-The-Boys:-The-Sherman-Brothers'-Story (Sound), 1939-The-Bear-That-Couldn't-Sleep (Sound), 2003-Looney-Tunes:-Back-in-Action (Sound), 1975-Brother-Can-You-Spare-a-Dime (Sound), 1975-Brother-Can-You-Spare-a-Dime (Other), 1992-Legends-of-Comedy (Other), 1956-Matinee-Theatre (Performer), 1951-1953-All-Star-Revue (Performer), 1933-Roman-Scandals (Performer), 1931-Palmy-Days (Performer), 1927-Special-Delivery (Performer), 1926-Kid-Boots (Performer), 1931-Palmy-Days (Writer), 1927-Special-Delivery (Writer), 1927-Special-Delivery (Producer), 1957-The-Jackie-Gleason-Show (in person), 1956-Person-to-Person (in person), 1953-The-Dennis-Day-Show (in person), 1936-Screen-Snapshots-Series-15,-No.-5 (in person), 1934-The-Hollywood-Gad-About (in person), 1932/II-Screen-Snapshots (in person), 1930-Screen-Snapshots-Series-9,-No.-18 (in person), 1929-Glorifying-the-American-Girl (in person), 1929-That-Party-in-Person (in person), 2003-2005-Great-Performances (Other), 1967-Bonnie-and-Clyde (Sound), 1947-Big-Time-Revue (Sound), 2005-Cinderella-Man (Sound), 1974-Blazing-Saddles (Sound), 1993-Animaniacs (Sound), 1988-Daffy-Duck's-Quackbusters (Sound), 2010-Lost-Boys:-The-Thirst (Sound), 1988-The-1930's:-Music,-Memories-&-Milestones (Other), 1953-Yesterday-and-Today (Other), 1941-The-Great-American-Broadcast (Other), Boardwalk-Empire (Sound), 2007-2009-The-Angry-Video-Game-Nerd (Sound), 2008-Hollywood-Singing-and-Dancing:-A-Musical-History---The-1920s:-The (Sound), 1994-Entertaining-the-Troops (Other), 1974-Fred-Astaire-Salutes-the-Fox-Musicals (Other)
Nellie-Bly - Production (January 21, 1946 - March 2, 1946), Banjo-Eyes - Performer (December 25, 1941 - April 12, 1942), Eddie-Cantor-at-The-Palace - Performer (October 31, 1931 - Closing date unknown), Earl-Carroll's-Sketch-Book-[1929] - Other (July 1, 1929 - June 7, 1930), Whoopee! - Performer (December 4, 1928 - November 23, 1929), Ziegfeld-Follies-of-1927 - Performer (August 16, 1927 - January 7, 1928), Kid-Boots - Performer (December 31, 1923 - March 21, 1925), Ziegfeld-Follies-of-1923 - Other (October 20, 1923 - May 10, 1924), Ziegfeld-Follies-of-1923-[Summer-Edition] - Performer (June 25, 1923 - September 15, 1923), Make-It-Snappy - Performer (April 13, 1922 - July 1, 1922), Broadway-Brevities-of-1920 - Performer (September 29, 1920 - December 18, 1920), Ziegfeld-Follies-of-1920 - Performer (June 22, 1920 - October 16, 1920), Ziegfeld-Follies-of-1919 - Performer (June 16, 1919 - December 6, 1919), Ziegfeld-Follies-of-1918 - Performer (June 18, 1918 - Closing date unknown), Ziegfeld-Follies-of-1917 - Performer (June 12, 1917 - September 4, 1917)
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EDDIE CANTOR - AUTOGRAPH - HFSID 358Card signed by Eddie Cantor, with the signature reading "Eddie Cantor" in black ink. Cantor was a prominent singer-comedian known for his work in vaudeville, the Ziegfield Follies, and various films and television shows during the 20th century.Price: $140.00
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EDDIE CANTOR - AUTOGRAPH WITH CO-SIGNERS - HFSID 54411Sheet signed by Eddie Cantor, Dick Powell, Roy Rogers, and Henry O'Neill from the Hollywood Canteen. Signatures include "Eddie/Cantor", "Henry O'Neill", "Dick Powell", and "Roy Rogers". Imprinted with "Hollywood Canteen/Autographs".
Price: $180.00
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EDDIE CANTOR - AUTOGRAPH WITH CO-SIGNERS - HFSID 44136Album leaf signed by Eddie Cantor and June Preisser, with attached newspaper photos. Signatures include "Eddie/Cantor" and "June Preisser", along with a clipping noting Preisser's role in "the Sweater Girl".
Price: $140.00
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EDDIE CANTOR - AUTOGRAPH WITH CO-SIGNERS - HFSID 175841Album leaf signed by Eddie Cantor in blue ink and by Marsha Hunt with the inscription, “Best wishes-/Marsha Hunt” on the verso. Cantor was a notable singer-comedian, while Hunt was a prominent actress, particularly during the 1930s.
Price: $140.00
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EDDIE CANTOR - AUTOGRAPHED INSCRIBED PHOTOGRAPH - HFSID 250336Photograph of Eddie Cantor shows him sitting in a chair with a shocked expression. It is inscribed and signed: "To/Alice/My kindest regards/Eddie Cantor". Cantor was a notable singer-comedian, known for his work in vaudeville and musical films.
Sale Price $275.00
$340.00
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EDDIE CANTOR - AUTOGRAPHED INSCRIBED PHOTOGRAPH - HFSID 265452Photograph of Eddie Cantor shows him seated and reading a book. It is inscribed and signed: "To D.V./Gardner/all/good things!/Eddie/Cantor". Cantor was a notable singer-comedian known for his work in vaudeville and film.
Price: $360.00
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EDDIE CANTOR - AUTOGRAPHED SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH - HFSID 256701Photograph of Eddie Cantor, showing him in a suit and tie. Photograph signed: "Sincerely/Eddie Cantor". Cantor was an energetic singer-comedian known for his work in vaudeville, the Ziegfeld Follies, and big-budget musical comedies.
Price: $360.00
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EDDIE CANTOR - AUTOGRAPHED SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH - HFSID 70278Photograph inscribed and signed by Eddie Cantor reads, "To The/de Beauforts/My best/wishes/Sincerely,/Eddie Cantor". Cantor, a prominent actor and singer, is known for his charity work and performances in the Ziegfeld Follies.
Sale Price $795.00
$950.00
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EDDIE CANTOR - DOCUMENT DOUBLE SIGNED 07/24/1947 - HFSID 289125Consent form authorizing the Motion Picture Relief Fund reproduces Eddie Cantor's signature, signed twice as "Eddie Cantor" on July 24, 1947. This document grants permission for his name and likeness to be used for fundraising stamps benefiting film industry veterans.
Sale Price $795.00
$950.00
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EDDIE CANTOR - DOCUMENT DOUBLE SIGNED 10/08/1946 - HFSID 289128Consent form authorizing the Motion Picture Relief Fund is signed twice by Eddie Cantor to permit the use of his name and likeness for fundraising stamps. Dated October 8, 1946, in Los Angeles, it is a verified example.
Sale Price $795.00
$950.00
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EDDIE CANTOR - INSCRIBED SIGNATURE CIRCA 1937 - HFSID 165332Card featuring Eddie Cantor's inscribed signature reading "To Elsie/Good wishes/Eddie Cantor". It comes from the personal collection of Elsie Myrus, wife of mental telepathist Myrus, and includes an imprinted question card for "Ask Myrus".
Price: $140.00
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EDDIE CANTOR - ORIGINAL ART SIGNED - HFSID 254908Pencil drawing of Eddie Cantor showing him wearing a hat and looking up, signed with "All good thoughts/Eddie Cantor". The artist's name is illegible. Cantor was a prominent singer-comedian known for his work in vaudeville and film.
Sale Price $245.00
$300.00
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EDDIE CANTOR - TYPED LETTER SIGNED 01/13/1942 - HFSID 262599Letter signed by Eddie Cantor, dated January 13, 1942, to Dinah Shore, extending her work engagement for an additional thirteen weeks. The letter is typed on imprinted letterhead and includes details about their prior agreement from August 23, 1940.
Price: $280.00
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EDDIE CANTOR - TYPED LETTER SIGNED 09/06/1962 - HFSID 262602Letter signed by Eddie Cantor, dated September 6, 1962, requesting contributions from Perry for the proposed television program Something To Remember. Typed on imprinted letterhead and addressed to Mr. Jack Katz in New York City.
Price: $280.00
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EDDIE CANTOR - TYPED LETTER SIGNED 10/28/1958 - HFSID 100179Typed letter signed by Eddie Cantor, dated October 28, 1958, expresses gratitude to a fan. The letter, written on personal stationery, acknowledges the fan's warm remarks and reflects on his career in entertainment, noting his past successes.
Price: $280.00
