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great po****rity
during the 1910s and 1920s. His
stage name was Olle i
Skratthult (Olle from Laughtersville).
Hjalmar Peterson was born in Munkfors, Värmland...
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bondkomiker (rustic comics). America's
foremost Swedish comedian, Olle i
Skratthult, had
three songs and
three stories by Jödde i Göljaryd in his
first songbook...
- 1920s he
embarked on a
musical career,
accompanying the
singer Olle i
Skratthult and
later joining the
Danielson Brothers Orchestra.
Throughout the 1930s...
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artists performed at
Dania Hall.
Among them were the
Olson Sisters, Olle i
Skratthult, Ted
Johnson and his
Midnight Suns and
Thorstein Skarning and his Norwegian...
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William Olle (1933 –
March 2019) was a
British computer scientist Olle i
Skratthult (Olle from Laughtersville),
stage name of
Hjalmar Peterson (1886–1960)...
- for the
singer Ernst Rolf and was also
recorded in
America by Olle i
Skratthult and
Ragnar H****elgren.
Another of his compositions,
Josefin mä symaskin...
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songs were
recorded in
America by
Gustav Fonandern, Joel Mossberg, Olle i
Skratthult and
Charles G. Widdén. The
Minnesota Historical Society has his songbooks...
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immigrants who had once
lived there. It also
highlighted the
careers of Olle i
Skratthult (Hjalmar Peterson), Slim Jim and the
Vagabond Kid (Ernest and Clarence...
- Swedish-American
singer Olga Lindgren-Nilsen, who was
married to Olle i
Skratthult in the 1920s, gave
credit to Hedberg,
Fonandern and
other performers from...
- Eskilstuna’s Folk Park. In America, his
humorous songs were
recorded by Olle i
Skratthult, who also
published them in his songbooks. The most po****r of
these was...
