Nelson Ackerman Eddy appeared in 19 musical films during the 1930s and 1940s. During his vast career, the classically trained baritone had many accomplishments: He earned 3 stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, one each for Motion Picture (6311 Hollywood Blvd), Radio (6512 Hollywood Blvd), and Recording (1639 Vine St); left his footprints in wet cement at the famed Grauman's Chinese Theater; earned three Gold Records; and was invited to sing at the third inauguration of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. While performing at the Sans Souci Hotel in Florida, he was stricken with a cerebral hemorrhage onstage and died a few hours later in the early hours of March 6th. Nelson Eddy is buried at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery. Exterior view of singer and motion picture actor Nelson Eddy's residence, which is a huge two-story home with a tiled roof and large front yard. The address is listed as 805, but the street and city are unidentified.
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