Freddie Stewart

Freddie Stewart was born on Mar 25, 1925 in USA. Freddie Stewart's big-screen debut came with Junior Prom directed by Arthur Dreifuss in 1946, strarring Freddie Trimball.

A promising post-war musical entertainer from the bandstand as well as in late 40s films, singer Freddie Stewart is a name that slips by most. Born Morris Joseph Lazar on March 25, 1925, in New York City, his father was a cantor. Freddie was forced to drop out of school while relatively young and work as a clerk to help support his family. His musical talents were noticed early and he found work in the Catskills resort area where he introduced himself with a more suitable marquee name -- Freddie Stewart. By 1940 he had moved up in the musical field as a tenor vocalist with