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Jolson, Al
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Jolson, Al (1886–1950)

Russian-born US singer and entertainer. Popular in Broadway theatre and vaudeville, he starred in the first talking picture, The Jazz Singer (1927). Other films include The Singing Fool (1928), Say It with Songs (1929), Mammy (1930), Go into Your Dance (1935), and Swanee River (1940). He was also a popular recording star. His trademark songs include ‘Swanee’ (1918) and ‘California, Here I Come’ (1946).



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Asa Yoelson was born in what is now Lithuania in 1886, the son of a Jewish cantor who took his family to America.
It was an improbable setting in which a little known Lithuanian emigrant named Asa Yoelson followed a big name vaudeville act onto a Broadway stage.
 
 
 
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