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Offered. Sammy Davis Jr. three Piece (3) LOT consisting:(a) Signed Autographed 8 x 10 personally signed \"To Bonnie Peace-Love Sammy Davis Jr. (Upscale Framed glass 10 x 14 frame included. Very Good plus includes frame.(b) SEALED The Original Television Sound Track (1973) MGM Records SE-4914 MINT(c) First Edition \"In Black and White \" The Life of Sammy Davis, Jr. By Will Haygood, Alfred A.Knoph, New York 2003; Near fine book; dust jacket has 1/2 handling tear bottom middle else near fine minus
****Born in Harlem in 1925, Davis began his career in vaudeville at the age of three as a member of The Will Mastin Trio, a dancing and singing troupe that consisted of Davis, his father, and the group’s namesake.
After military service, Davis rejoined the group and they toured nationally, playing clubs, parties, and social events. Almost overnight, he began to achieve success on his own and became an A-list recording artist and actor.
He sang the title track for the 1954 film Six Bridges to Cross and later starred in the Broadway play Mr. Wonderful. In 1972, his song “The Candy Man Can” was the No. 1 single on the pop charts.
After becoming a member of the famous Frank Sinatra Rat Pack in 1959, he made several films with the group, and later had his own popular television show and became a headliner in Las Vegas.
