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| Name | William Frawley - Carolina in the Morning (1958 Recording) |
| Video Uploader | Video From Bryan Cohen |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 24-01-2013 04:44:04 |
| Video Discription | William Clement Frawley, born February 26, 1887 in Burlington, Iowa, was a vaudeville and Hollywood legend. He began his career in entertainment in the early 1910s after runs as an Omaha, Nebraska railroad office worker and Chicago, Illinois court reporter, and was the first man to sing My Melancholy Baby in 1912. He performed often with his brother Paul, friend Franz Rath, and wife Edna Louise (to whom he was married from 1914-1927). He performed in mainly silent films in the 1910s (such as Lord Loveland Discovers America and Persistent Percival, both in 1916) and vaudeville productions. In 1917 he authored the sheet music to the song "Let the Rest Have Dixieland, I'll Take California for Mine," for the Broadway show Odds and Ends of 1917 in which his brother Paul performed. William continued to perform on Broadway throughout the 1920s until returning to Hollywood in the early 1930s. He had accumulated over 100 character roles throughout the 1930s and 1940s before beginning his most famous role of Fred Mertz in 1951 in I Love Lucy, alongside Desi Arnaz, Lucille Ball, and Vivian Vance. This role lasted until 1957, setting the groundwork for Frawley's final television role as Grandpa Bub O'Casey which he played from 1960-1965. William Clement Frawley died March 3, 1966, collapsing of a heart attack while walking down Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood, California. He was 79. The picture featured above is from the 1916 silent film The Thoroughbred, starring classic silent film actor William Russell. Little is known of Frawley's role in this film, except that it also featured his wife at the time, Edna Louise. No known film credits list Frawley's participation in the role, and no known filmographies note his involvement; one rare gem and piece of history speaks of it, an article showcasing Frawley's past achievements written during his return to Hollywood in the first half of the 1930s. It references Frawley's performance in the film and also includes this rare picture. In 1958, at age 71, Frawley went back and released some of his most classic performances with the album Bill Frawley Sings the Old Ones. Here's one of the best: Carolina in the Morning. |
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