Banjo Eyes

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Banjo Eyes is the nickname of Eddie Cantor, a popular early 20th-century American comedian, singer, and film and radio star known for his expressive, wide-eyed appearance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf nickname
appliedDuring Eddie Cantor’s career peak
Golden Age of Radio NERFINISHED
early Hollywood era
appliedTo Eddie Cantor NERFINISHED
associatedWithEra 1930s
1940s
early 20th century
associatedWithMedium film
radio
television
vaudeville
associatedWithProfession acting
comedy
singing
category American nicknames
Nicknames in entertainment
Stage names and nicknames
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalContext Broadway and vaudeville tradition NERFINISHED
Jewish-American entertainment history
describesPhysicalFeature expressive eyes
large eyes
wide-eyed look
hasCharacteristic humorous connotation
visual description
hasNotableBearer Eddie Cantor NERFINISHED
languageOfOrigin English
notableFor association with Eddie Cantor
reference to wide-eyed appearance
refersTo Eddie Cantor NERFINISHED
relatedToWorkOf American comedy
American film comedy
American musical theatre
usedAs stage nickname
usedIn American popular culture
film promotion
radio promotion
vaudeville publicity
usedInMarketingOf Eddie Cantor’s films
Eddie Cantor’s performances
Eddie Cantor’s radio shows

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Eddie Cantor alsoKnownAs Banjo Eyes