Teddy Brown, Xylophonist

Teddy Brown, Xylophonist (1929) is a film directed by James B. Sloan rated 8.0/10.

An American of generous girth, Teddy Brown (born Abraham Himmelbrand, 1900-1946) also played saxophone and drums, and worked with the New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra for 4 years before turning to dance-band work. He finally achieved popularity in cabaret and variety with his xylophone act.