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ice house

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noun

  1. a building for storing ice

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I built comedy material out of it and used it at L.A. clubs such as the Ice House and the Comedy Store:

From Los Angeles Times

He’s been rehearsing with a mix of older and younger local musicians at Healing Force of the Universe, a beloved Pasadena record store and venue that reminds him of the makeshift jazz club he owned near Pasadena’s Ice House in the ’70s.

From Los Angeles Times

One night, the couple goes on a date to the local ice house and Rafael gets called on stage to sing.

From Los Angeles Times

Born July 24, 1957, and raised in Lincoln Heights, Moreno was a frequent performer at the Ice House comedy club in Pasadena, and hosted shows titled “Rudy Moreno and Friends” that would feature other comics.

From Los Angeles Times

“All this ultimately led to me doing my Netflix special at the Ice House, thanks to Rudy Moreno constantly supporting me and letting me get stage time on all of his shows. There are countless comedians who owe their start to this man. And he was hilarious, the consummate comedian.”

From Los Angeles Times