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shirtless Vaudeville and Movie actor EDDIE CANTOR playing tennis with Harold Arlen friends 1935
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SHIRTLESS EDDIE CANTOR DANCES WITH WIFE IDA AND CLOWNS WITH FRIENDS BOBBY CONNOLLY HAROLD ARLEN AND JOHNNY MERCER
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Eddie Cantor on tennis court clowning around with Harold Arlen, Mervyn LeRoy and other Hollywood executives
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HOLLYWOOD PARTY - CIRCA 1934 ONYA ARLEN SITS AT POOL SIDE WHILE LYRICIST DOROTHY FIELDS SWIMS IN POOL
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SONG WRITING ROYALTY CLOWNS AROUND IN HAROLD ARLEN'S HOLLYWOOD HOME - DOROTHY FIELDS, ONYA ARLEN, HAROLD ARLEN, BUSBY BERKLEY (?), PATSY KELLY
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ACTING SILLY BY POPPING UP FROM BEHIND COUCH & MAKING SILLY FACES. INCLUDES ANNIE, HAROLD & OTHERS. HAROLD ARLEN, JOHNNY MERCER AND EDDIE CANTOR PLAY TENNIS
AT HAROLD ARLEN'S HOLLYWOOD HOME, 1935 |
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ANNIE, HAROLD & OTHERS ACTING SILLY. imitates GROUCHO
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BUSBY BERKLEY IMITATES GROUCHO MARX. LYRICIST FRED KOEHLER
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HOLLYWOOD TENNIS MATCH CIRCA 1935 AS FILMED BY HAROLD ARLEN
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