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There is a very nice Jolson tribute page at a fascinating site, the Museum of Family History. Check out their page entitled "The Immortal Al Jolson."
Al Jolson and Musicals seem forever linked, and here is a site devoted to those musicals, on stage and screen. With lots of information not available elsewhere, the Musicals 101 site makes for some very interesting reading.
There are those who say that Al Jolson worked Magic upon the music he sang, and that Houdini, the famous magician was one of his fans. So, why not check out Michael Leavey's site devoted to magic, from amateur to pro. Looks like a winning site to me!
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Al Jolson was a pioneer of radio in its earliest days. Today, a website called Old Time Radio Fans allows you to hear and download many great shows in MP3 format. Check it out, and enjoy other great classic radio shows. |
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Sure, Jolie was a pioneer on the radio, but there were some others involved as well. Here is a site devoted to Old Time Radio, which features material on all the early stars of the medium, including Al Jolson! |
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Here's a site that simulates a Vintage 1920 Vaudeville show! Dedicated to Al Jolson, it includes real audio clips of Al himself singing excerpts from Swanee and Who Played Poker With Pokahontas? along with numbers by Eddie Cantor, Fannie Brice, and other show business legends. This site itself is sponsored by a nifty source for Ragtime, Jazz, and other Vintage Recordings. Check that out, as well! |
| Looking for other celebrity pages? Here's a site that has Email addresses for many of them, living and dead! |
 | It may not be Jolie, but it's different. Check out Steve Litwin's Polka Page for some other musical links. |
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Greatest Entertainers Ring site |
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Jewish Ring site |
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