Eddie Hartman was an American actor who is best known for Ship Ahoy, Boarding House Blues, and Nautical Knights. Born on October 11, 1919, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, he gained recognition in the entertainment industry during his career. Hartman passed away on December 3, 1951, in his hometown.
Personal and Family Life
Eddie Hartman was born Edward Hartman. He had a partnership with fellow actor James Cross, where he was famously known as “Stumpy” while Cross played “Stump.” Not much information is available about his personal life and family.
Career
Hartman was an actor primarily recognized for his roles in comedy films. He appeared in several movies during the late 1930s and 1940s, showcasing his talent in both acting and music, as he also contributed to soundtracks. His performances helped him leave a memorable mark on the entertainment scene of that time.
Death and Legacy
Eddie Hartman died on December 3, 1951, in Philadelphia. His contributions to the film industry, particularly in comedic roles, are remembered by fans and peers alike. Although his life was cut short, Hartman’s work continues to be appreciated in classic film circles.
Filmography
| Title | Year | Role | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boarding House Blues | 1948 | Stumpy | Actor |
| Ship Ahoy | 1942 | ‘Stumpy’ | Actor |
| Nautical Knights | 1938 | Comedians (as Stump & Stumpy) | Actor |
| Boarding House Blues | 1948 | Performer: “WE’VE GOT RHYTHM TO SPARE” (uncredited) | Soundtrack |