Frank Parker (singer)
Frank Parker (April 29, 1903 – January 10, 1999)[1] was an American singer and radio and television personality.[1]
For other people named Frank Parker, see Frank Parker (disambiguation).
Frank Parker
April 29, 1903
(aged 95)
American
Frank Ciccio
Singer, radio and television personality
Bands[edit]
Parker began his singing career as a tenor in 1926 and appeared with Harry Horlick's orchestra in 1933.[5]
Television[edit]
Parker was the host of the 1950s TV show Bride and Groom and a panelist on Masquerade Party.[1] The 1950s saw Parker become a member of the Little Godfreys cast of singers on Arthur Godfrey Time and Arthur Godfrey and His Friends until around 1956. Parker had known Godfrey since the 1930s.
Death[edit]
Parker died at the age of 95 on January 10, 1999, in Titusville, Florida.[1] His hobbies included golf, polo, and reading.[3]
Legacy[edit]
He has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 6821 Hollywood Boulevard.[1]