Sammy Davis, Jr., was an American singer, dancer, actor, and entertainer known for breaking barriers for African American performers in the 20th century. Nicknamed “Mr. Entertainment,” he began performing in vaudeville shows as a child and eventually became a highly popular film, TV, and recording star. With Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin, he was a core member of the Rat Pack.
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