Eddie Cantor
Eddie Cantor—an American comedian, actor, singer, songwriter, and philanthropist—was active from the early 1900s to the 1960s. He's known for his iconic Banjo Eyes and heartwarming radio shows that shared anecdotes about his family. Famous for hits like Makin' Whoopee, Ida, and If You Knew Susie, Cantor's career spanned Broadway, radio, film, and TV. His achievements include serving as President of the Screen Actors Guild, a successful film career, and receiving an honorary Oscar in 1956.
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