Eddie Cantor

Eddie Cantor, born Isidore Iskowitz in 1892, emerged as a leading entertainer during the Great Depression, known for his roles in films like Roman Scandals and Kid Millions. He embodied the everyman thrust into remarkable situations, while his off-stage life was defined by humanitarian efforts and advocacy for social causes. Despite his remarkable contributions to entertainment, he remains a largely overlooked figure. This reference book offers comprehensive details on his diverse work across stage, film, radio, and television, along with an extensive bibliography.