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Harry Einstein's type-written notes for his final Friars Club Roast (at which he keeled over and died).
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Harry Einstein's type-written notes for his final Friars Club Roast (at which he keeled over and died).
Albert Brooks: Four Perspectives
Albert Brooks: Four Perspectives
Albert Brooks (Albert Einstein, b. 1947) turns 75 as I compose this, a not unsuitable moment for a little sizing up. Brooks is one of those show biz figures who has pursued several related but discrete careers, a bit of a plate-spinning act. It’s fairly easy (and useful, I think) to look at portions of his life and career in separate pieces, each of which is plenty interesting and impressive in…
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The speech Harry "Parkyakarkus" Einstein delivered at the Friars Club Roast of Nat King Cole.
Greek dialect comedian George Givot starred in this movie within a movie in the short Roast Beef and Movies (1934). The name Parkyakarkus was soon adapted by radio comedian Harry Einstein on The Eddie Cantor Show and the two men engaged in a bitter feud about who was ripping off whom.
December 21, 1955 - A Letter from Eddie Cantor to Harry Einstein
1954 - Tony Martin writes Harry ‘Parkyakarkus’ Einstein
Harry Einstein played a Greek character, Bert Gordon played a Russian character, and Eddie Cantor played a Jewish character on The Eddie Cantor Show in the mid-1930s.
comedian Parkyakarkus - AKA Harry Einstein