Rody Cooney

1902–1965 (age 63)

Biography

Rody Cooney made audiences smile with his warm voice and lively stage presence, leaving an impression on vaudeville and early radio with a repertoire that celebrated American music.

Offstage, he was a loyal friend and mentor to performers, encouraging them to pursue their craft with joy and kindness.

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