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Actor (45 credits)
1973
Robin Hood
Captain of the Guards (voice, uncredited)
1935
Roberta
Candy - Wabash Indianian (uncredited)
1933
My Woman
Auditioning Singer (uncredited)
1953
Peter Pan
(performer: "What Makes the Red Man Red?" - uncredited)
1950
Riding High
(performer: "The Horse Told Me" (1950) - uncredited)
1943
Campus Rhythm
(performer: "Me, Myself and I (Are All in Love with You)", "Baby, Won't You Please Come Home?")
1941
Skyline Serenade
(Short) (performer: "Tonight We Love" (from Tschaikowsky's Piano Concerto in B Flat Minor))
1938
Cowboy from Brooklyn
(performer: "I've Got a Heartful of Music", "The Last Round-Up (Git Along, Little Dogie, Git Along)" (1933))
1935
Broadway Gondolier
("Outside of You" (1935), uncredited) / (performer: "You Can Be Kissed" (1935) - uncredited)
1935
Roberta
(performer: "Let's Begin" (1933) - uncredited)
1934
Gift of Gab
(performer: "Blue Sky Avenue" - uncredited)
1934
Sadie McKee
(performer: "After You've Gone" (1918), "How Dry I Am", "Home, Sweet Home" (1823) - uncredited)
1942
Rhythm Parade
(featured vocalist - uncredited) / (musician: double bass - uncredited) / (singer - uncredited)
1937
Something to Sing About
(featured vocalist - uncredited) / (musician: double bass - uncredited) / (singer - uncredited)
1934
Sadie McKee
(featured vocalist - uncredited) / (musician: double bass - uncredited) / (singer - uncredited)
1996
Biography
(TV Series documentary) (additional footage and photos courtesy of - 1 episode)
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Self (7 credits)
1950-1953
All Star Revue
(TV Series)
Self - Guest Animation Voice Actor / Self / Self - Guest Voice Actor / ...
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Host: Ed Wynn; Guests: Jimmy Durante, Edward Arnold, The Dassies, The Boliano Ivanko Group, Jimmy Dobson, Tim Graham, Jeanne Mayberry, John Holland, Helyn Eby-Rock, Lou Bring & his Orchestra, Candy Candido
(1952)
... Self
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Personal Details
Alternate Names:
Johnny 'Candy' Candido | Johnny Candido | Candy and Coco | Candy Hall
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Did You Know?
Trivia:
Back in the 1940s Candy made several appearances on the "Jimmie Jackson Show" broadcast over the Warner Brothers radio station, KFWB, as well as appearing on Jackson's long running "Memory Lane" TV show. An interesting bit of trivia is that Jimmie Jackson's lovely wife, Radio and Television's Hollywood Hostess, Anita Coleman, was a native of Louisiana as was Candy. Whenever Candy visited the home...
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