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21PICON, MOLLY — (née Maragret Pyckoon; 1898–1992), U.S. actress in Yiddish and English. Born in New York, she made her name playing Yiddish roles on 2nd Avenue. She was at Kessler s Theater for several years and in 1935 went touring in vaudeville with her… …
22Picon de Valdeon — Picón de Valdeón Picón de Valdeón Pays d’origine Espagne Région, ville vallée de Valdeón, Province de León Lait de chèvre Appellation, depuis …
23Picón de valdeón — Pays d’origine Espagne Région, ville vallée de Valdeón, Province de León Lait de chèvre Appellation, depuis …
24Picón de Valdeón — Pays d’origine Espagne Région, ville vallée de Valdeón, Province de León Lait de …
25Picón Febres — Picón Febres, Gonzalo …
26Picon (homonymie) — Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. Le Picon est un amer, une boisson apéritive, de couleur caramel qui accompagne traditionnellement la bière dans l est et le nord de la France et en… …
27Picon, Molly — (1898 1992) Born in New York, Molly Picon grew up in Philadelphia where she and her mother sewed costumes for Yiddish theatre actors. She made her debut in an English language vaudeville act in 1904, although she spent much of her career on… …
28Picon, Molly — ▪ American actress born June 1, 1898, New York, N.Y., U.S. died April 6, 1992, Lancaster, Pa. American actress and singer, the “Sweetheart of Second Avenue” in Yiddish theatre in New York City during the 1920s and 30s, who was known for her …
29Picon, Molly — (b. 1898) American actress. She was born in New York. She played Yiddish roles on Second Avenue, acted at Kessler s Theatre, and went on tour with her husband, Jacob Kalich. From 1942 she managed the Molly Picon Theatre in New York. After… …
30picon — (entrée créée par le supplément) (pi kon) s. m. Laine de rebut qu on achète chez les fabricants de lainages fins, et qu on revend aux fabricants de lainages communs, Dict. des contrib. directes, 1861 …
