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Jimmy Durante

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1930s through the 1960s
  • He was in about 50 Movies and TV Shows and made a half dozen Record Albums!
  • He sang a version of As Time Goes By!
  • He did the Jimmy Durante Show in the 50s!
  • He sang Frosty the Snowman and was the narrator!
  • He was a top radio act in the 1940s!

Updated: August 2026
Posted: January 2026

JIMMY DURANTE

AKA


  • James Francis Durante

WALK OF FAME
Jimmy Durante has more than one star!

MOTION PICTURES STAR

Hollywood Walk of Fame Star JIMMY DURANTE

Jimmy Durante


Motion Pictures Category Star
  • Ceremony was on February 8, 1960

Motion Pictures Star for Jimmy Durante


RADIO STAR

Hollywood Walk of Fame Star JIMMY DURANTE

Jimmy Durante


Radio Category Star
  • Ceremony was on February 8, 1960

Radio Star for Jimmy Durante


SOME JIMMY DURANTE TITLES

CAST MEMBER
1941

The Man Who Came to Dinner


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CAST MEMBER
1950

The Great Rupert


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CAST MEMBER
1969

Frosty the Snowman


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Grauman's Chinese Theatre Jimmy Durante
1945

Grauman's Chinese Theatre


He imprinted his nose
  • SiD
  • Dis is My SCHNOSSLE
  • *Nose Print*
  • WiSH-I HAD-A MiLLiON-OF-EM
  • *Hand Print*
  • Jimmy Durante
  • Oct-31 45

TRIVIA
SCHNOZOLLA
He imprinted his nose!

TCL Chinese Theatre Map Jimmy Durante's Footprints Located Right Side Middle

Jimmy Durante's Footprints


Right Side Middle

Celebrity Footprints at the TCL Chinese Theatre
All of the other Celebrity Footprints
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6 up from right front corner then 1 over to the right

Jimmy Durante Way of Life Album Cover

Vinyl Jimmy Durante Way of Life
1964

Jimmy Durante's Way of Life


Moving and Emotional Songs Lovingly Performed with The Gordon Jenkins Orchestra and Chorus

Jimmy Durante once said:
There's no such thing as an ugly woman. To somebody, she's beautiful.

At first, the idea of Jimmy Durante singing love songs strikes you something, like Charles de Gaulle singing the score to "Mary Poppins." Unlikely. Hold on, friend. Let the idea grow. Recall Durante singing "September Song." Listen to this album. You'll discover still another Durante.. The Great Durante... the man who used to spend his evenings chopping up Steinways... now sings with wisdom and grace about evenings of love.

Durante should now be judged as kind of the Robert Frost of the music world. Jimmy brings to these songs the experience of full years. He sings with an insight that knows love can be both terrifying and "the only real thing." These years, these insights contribute to the beauty of Durante's love songs. "'ll Be Seeing You," "When Day Is Done," "If I Had You," "I'll See You In My Dreams".. all of these songs of love have never before sounded so wise, nor so worth the listening.

When you're at a Durante recording session, one of the strongest impressions that hits you is that of Jimmy as one of the world's Great Believers. It's not giving away any deep secret to admit that some singers glide through a song, worrying most about the beauties of intonation and royalties, and worrying little about the poetry. they're to transmit. But Durante, he's a poetry man. Jimmy believes those lyrics. He has to. If he can believe the lyrics of "Inka Dinka Doo" (and don't think for a moment he doesn't then when he gets to real poetry, the impact of the Great Believer is enormous. Take, for example, Herman Hupfeld's immortal "As Time Goes By." Durante puts more belief in it than you can find in 700 square yards of ecumenical council. When Dooley Wilson sang it to Ingrid Bergman in "Casablanca" ("Sam, I told ya. Never play that song again." -Bogart, 1942) it was sentimental. Jimmy turns it into a credo. One of the world's Great Believers.

Gordon Jenkins has been hankering to work with Jimmy Durante for years. The man who has left behind nonsense songs to sing what he knows...The New Durante... appeals to Jenkins. On this album, Jenkins (who also composed "Once To Every Heart") has lavished his most beautiful arranging style. The strings cascade, the one-finger piano searches along the melody line, and the Jenkins voices are crisp and full. Jenkins, like Durante, believes that music is a romantic art. He writes that way.

The final tune in "Jimmy Durante's Way Of Life" is "I'll See You In My Dreams." As the last notes close the album, Jimmy reaches deep into his heart. Once again, he bids farewell to that unknown woman whose name sounds like one part cabbage and two parts lamb stew. "Goodnight, Mrs. Calabash, wherever you are." Jimmy has never told at least publicly who Mrs. C. is. Guess it's none of our business. Unless, of course, Mrs. Calabash might be all of us
-Stan Cornyn

Side One

  • A Way of Life
  • My Wish
  • As Time Goes By
  • Make Someone Happy
  • I'll Be Seeing You

Side Two
  • When Day Is Done
  • When I Lost You
  • If I Had You
  • Once to Every Heart
  • I'll See You in My Dreams

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Ripley's Robert Ripley Charity Baseball Team
1939

Charity Baseball Team


Ripley's famous 1939-40 charity baseball team
Boasted both Babe Ruth and Walter Johnson, two of the first inductees into the Baseball Hall of Fame. It also included several movie stars of the day including Jimmy Durante and W.C. Fields.

Ripley's Autograph Jimmy Durante

Jimmy Durante


Autographed Matchbook



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