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He appears to be a good friend of Fred Colon (probably due to his prolific skills in the kitchen) and his ice cream in particular helped him out of a spot of trouble with over-zealous cart-clamping. | He appears to be a good friend of Fred Colon (probably due to his prolific skills in the kitchen) and his ice cream in particular helped him out of a spot of trouble with over-zealous cart-clamping. | ||
In {{T!}}, [[Fred Colon]] mentions a [[Precious Jolson]] with 'muscles on her like a troll'. I am presuming, but is this the clearly redoubtable daughter of this Goliath of a man? | |||
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Comedy echo of [[Roundworld]]'s ''Al'' Jolson, the US vaudeville performer who was voted the finest entertainer in the world in 1948, famous for his use of black make-up. | Comedy echo of [[Roundworld]]'s ''Al'' Jolson, the US vaudeville performer who was voted the finest entertainer in the world in 1948, famous for his use of black make-up. | ||
Revision as of 05:17, 7 September 2015
| All Jolson | |
| Name | All Jolson |
| Race | Human from Howandaland |
| Age | middle-aged |
| Occupation | chef / restaurateur |
| Physical appearance | immensely fat |
| Residence | Ankh-Morpork |
| Death | |
| Parents | |
| Relatives | |
| Children | Precious Jolson |
| Marital Status | |
| Appearances | |
| Books | The Fifth Elephant |
| Cameos | {{{cameos}}} |
All Jolson is Ankh-Morpork's finest chef and its keenest eater - a combination made in mashed potato heaven. He got his nickname from the fact that no-one, seeing him for the first time, could believe it was All Jolson. He's the only man who shows up on an atlas and can affect the movements of small planets. He runs his restaurant on Broad Way.
He appears to be a good friend of Fred Colon (probably due to his prolific skills in the kitchen) and his ice cream in particular helped him out of a spot of trouble with over-zealous cart-clamping.
In Thud!, Fred Colon mentions a Precious Jolson with 'muscles on her like a troll'. I am presuming, but is this the clearly redoubtable daughter of this Goliath of a man?
Annotation
Comedy echo of Roundworld's Al Jolson, the US vaudeville performer who was voted the finest entertainer in the world in 1948, famous for his use of black make-up.