Pay version: Waltari
Other names: Joyeuse, Boister Black, Augusta, etc

Width is squeezed

The designer of the Chris Craft logo could perhaps have produced this cursive lettering by increasing the slope of Trafton Script, connecting the letters and editing to harmonize. Trafton Script was released by Bauer as Quick in 1933
A digital version is Parfum by Ralph Unger.
Dan X. Solo also produced a digital version of Trafton Script.
Sold on the CD with
_24 Script and Cursive Display Fonts (Dover Electronic Display Fonts) (CD-ROM and Book)_
http://www.amazon.com/Script-Cursive-Display-Electronic-CD-ROM/dp/0486999610/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1461348793&sr=1-2&keywords=24+Script++Fonts+CD-ROM+and+Book+%28Dover+Electronic+Clip+Art%29

From the era when logos were hand lettered. Note the two instances of _C_ and _r_ do not match.
Substitutes are only approximations of this retro script lettering.
The logo set in A&S Valentino Script looks like this

You can try other letters at
http://www.findmyfont.com/index.php/fonts/font-preview?fset=ArtAndSign%20%2F%20%28Commercial%29&ffam=A%26S%20Valentino%20Script%20-%20Regular&fid=f2f4754c9827f3015fccbcfea8232437

Custom blend of Univers 67 (Bold Condensed) and Futura Bold, according to the logo designer, Lindon Leader
See interview with him:
http://www.thesneeze.com/mt-archives/000273.php

Campbells -- not a font, but Cafe Aroma is similar

An Andy Warhol version from the 1960s
https://c1.staticflickr.com/9/8479/8230966079_b9c3c170a4_h.jpg

TOMATO is perhaps custom, but compares closely with Graublau Sans Pro Heavy.
Myriad Black and Myriad Black are also close.

SOUP is hand-lettered from the pre-WWI era and shares features with various fonts from then, such as the swan neck _S_ in Windsor.
Some similarity to Nevada.

FROM THE ...

AMY - Druk Bold

Forgot about that one...

Thanks.

As for Modern Kirchen Gotisch, my experience with other fonts made by Gerhard Helzel is that they are well made.
You have to deal with him direct to purchase his fonts. http://www.fraktur.biz/Index.html
Like Leothric, it's not an exact match to the image, but is of better quality than Fancy Card Text by Becky S.

If you want the pay version it's called Leothric.
As Claude says, it is better quality than the font in the image.
I agree that Fancy Card Text by Becky S is a match.
IIRC Fancy Card Text was the name used to sell this design in the US in the 19th century.
I don't know if the German version called Moderne Kirchen Gotisch came before or after the US version.