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Muriel Millard (December 3, 1922 – November 30, 2014) was a Canadian actress, dancer, painter, and singer-songwriter. She began her career in show business at age 13, which began in earnest following a win in a CKAC radio talent program. Millard recorded albums and singles in French and went on tours in Canada and abroad as well as appearing in nightclubs in Canada and the United States. She was omnipresent on Canadian radio stations and also featured on CBC Television programs. Millard retired from full-time work in show business in 1969, and became devoted to painting still lifes and clowns. She was inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2007 through her song Dans nos vieux maisons from the 1960 LP Miss music-hall datant.

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rdfs:label	Muriel Millard (de) Muriel Millard (fr) Muriel Millard (en)
rdfs:comment	Muriel Millard (December 3, 1922 – November 30, 2014) was a Canadian actress, dancer, painter, and singer-songwriter. She began her career in show business at age 13, which began in earnest following a win in a CKAC radio talent program. Millard recorded albums and singles in French and went on tours in Canada and abroad as well as appearing in nightclubs in Canada and the United States. She was omnipresent on Canadian radio stations and also featured on CBC Television programs. Millard retired from full-time work in show business in 1969, and became devoted to painting still lifes and clowns. She was inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2007 through her song Dans nos vieux maisons from the 1960 LP Miss music-hall datant. (en) Muriel Millard (née le 3 décembre 1922 à Montréal, où elle est morte le 30 novembre 2014 ) est une chanteuse et comédienne, danseuse, puis artiste peintre québécoise. (fr) Muriel Millard (* 3. Dezember 1922 in Montreal; † 30. November 2014 ebenda) war eine kanadische Schauspielerin, Sängerin, Tänzerin und Malerin. Millard gewann 1938 den Wettbewerb Les Jeunes Talents Catelli des Rundfunksenders CKAC. Sie trat dann in Shows in Rose Ouellettes Théâtre Nacional auf und imitierte bei Tourneen mit Jean Grimaldis Theatertruppe französische Sängerinnen wie Josephine Baker, Lucienne Boyer, Mireille und Mistinguett. Ihren ersten großen Erfolg hatte sie 1942 mit dem französischen Song Y’a pas de cerises en Alaska. (de)
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