How would I imatate that set up? I mean everything, the guy standing on a (stage?) in front of a black background adddressing the audience in black and white with the poor sound quality.
just came upon the video because of Boardwalk Empire, so I now know that this guy Eddie Cantor is real an not a fictional character, suddenly I'm very interested in this time period, my favs on the show, Jimmy Darmody, Chalky White, Lucky Luciano and Arnold Rothstein,
How wonderful to be able to reminisce on the great stars of the past - entertainers of his calibre would be wonderful to see again. I cannot believe that he turned down the Jazz Singer.
Boardwalk Empire :)
AugustusSinclair 7 months ago
tough crowd!
potentiallyklien 7 months ago
How would I imatate that set up? I mean everything, the guy standing on a (stage?) in front of a black background adddressing the audience in black and white with the poor sound quality.
MrAlastad1 9 months ago
I'm guessing this wasn't filmed in front of an audience and they didn't have laughter tracks back then?
RichJ66 11 months ago
"you remember we had the week before christmas last year?" hahaha
soldier716 1 year ago
Painfully bad, they must have been desperate for entertainment back then.
liberalguy513 1 year ago
i agree with eddy bout the dumb ones
hushmandres 1 year ago
just came upon the video because of Boardwalk Empire, so I now know that this guy Eddie Cantor is real an not a fictional character, suddenly I'm very interested in this time period, my favs on the show, Jimmy Darmody, Chalky White, Lucky Luciano and Arnold Rothstein,
TheStacykeys 1 year ago 3
"She was so dumb... they had to burn down the school just to get her out of the second grade"
LOL
AkimboJoe 1 year ago 3
the first song plays at boardwalk empire, americans can be fuckin smart...
redstargr 1 year ago
If you get the chance, check out the BOADWALK EMPIRE episode called "The Dumber They Come" with a great performance/homage to Cantor.
stacilayne 1 year ago
thx for posting this. this is a great opportunity to feel like you're in a the theater of a 1920's Cantor show, you get the same feeling.
jblue705 2 years ago
How wonderful to be able to reminisce on the great stars of the past - entertainers of his calibre would be wonderful to see again. I cannot believe that he turned down the Jazz Singer.
askanoush 3 years ago 4
Excellent!
kevnet100 4 years ago