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| − | '''Al Jolson''' (born '''Asa Yoelson''' in Russian [[Lithuania]] 1886 - died in [[San Francisco]] 1950) was a [[Jewish]] American actor and singer who often wore 'black face' makeup. | + | '''Undoing my revisions will end in apocalipse, so don't do it.. ok?''' |
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| − | He is best known for his role in the 1927 film ''The Jazz Singer'', which was one of the first films with audible dialogue.
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| − | [[Category: Actors]]
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| − | [[Category: Male Singers]]
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