Bobby Breen was born November 4, 1927 in Toronto, Canada and was the most popular male child singer in the 1930's. He came from a talented musical family and had a singing career on the stage and screen, as well as on radio. His manager and voice coach was his older sister, Sally. To the delight of audiences everywhere, Bobby sang in English, French, Italian, and Spanish. 
He appeared as a child actor in nine films between 1936 & 1942 and made a number of sound recordings - mainly songs from the films - 1936-39. 

Fishermans Wharf is from 1939

Original ad:
Strange sights and unusual scenes among the happy fisher folk of San Francisco's "Dead End," a locale absolutely new to the screen...background for the touching drama of a lad who "wasn't wanted" by the folks he loved the most.
Bobby sings among other songs Torna Sorrento.Although the sound recording is from 1939 you can still hear what a strong and beautiful treble voice he had.

Divx, DVD quality,707 MB 
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0031313/

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