If I Only Had a Heart by Buddy Ebsen

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If I Only Had a Heart
By: Buddy Ebsen

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Ebsen face was badly burned from an allergic reaction from the face paint playing the Tin Man, but it gave Jed Clampett his older scarred dirty rugged look for the "Beverly Hillbillies". Yes Jed got his look from The Tin Man (Halfshell)

Originally was to play The Tin Man in the MGM's 1939 "The Wizard of Oz" along side with Judy Garland but had to withdrew due to allergic reaction to the metal make-up. Ebsen already recorded "If I Only Had a Brain". The part eventually went to Jack Haley who re-recorded the song. (Halfshell)

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Ebsen without facial paint (B/W stock photo) (Halfshell)	Ebsen with face paint (Color stock image) (Halfshell)	Ebsen with Garland, Bolger and Luhr (still image from production run) (Halfshell)
Can see Jed's scarred look is from the Tin Man make-up. (Halfshell)

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