Bobby Sherwood

Bobby Sherwood was born on May 30, 1914 in USA. Bobby Sherwood's big-screen debut came with Garden of the Moon directed by Busby Berkeley in 1938, strarring Fidler's Announcer (uncredited). Bobby Sherwood is known for The Milton Berle Show directed by Greg Garrison, Milton Berle stars as Self - Host and Sid Stone as Self - Texaco Pitchman. The most recent award Bobby Sherwood achieved is Walk of Fame. The upcoming new movie Bobby Sherwood plays is Pal Joey which will be released on Dec 16, 1957.

Bobby was born in Indiana and may have inherited his show business talent from his grandfather who played the alto horn and disappeared- never to be seen since-with a carnival that was passing thru Indiana. Bobby, who is multi-talented, recorded a song called "Yes Indeed", in which he plays ten instruments, sings all four voices of the quartet, sings the solo, and also arranged the song. Sherwood's father was a singer and trambone player and his mother was a pianist. They had a vaudeville act called Bob-Gayle Sherwood & Co. Bobby joined the act when he was ten singing , dancing, and playing the banjo. Playing the horse was a favorite pastime of Bobby's. To quote "I didn't learn much about history and arithmetic, but I could tell you the best time of any horse at any track.". After vaudeville folded, Bobby played in clubs around Los Angeles, and became Bing Crosby's accompanist on records, in the band, in movies, and on radio. He later played on radio shows with Burns and Allen, Al Jolson, Rudy Vallee, Edie Cantor, and many more. Later he formed his own band, and starting appearing on television getting his first taste in Cleveland in 1948 appearing in everything from straight dramatic roles to a straight man for top comedians.