Thompson Chemists in SoHo
“walking after mid-night”
Ovadiah ha Temani
A picture of my great-grandfather with two of his daughters, my grand-mother Yael and aunt Esther. My Grandmother wore her hair in a soft hair bun most of her life, a style similar to that of the Israeli singer
Yafa Yarkoni whom she work for as a nanny. Grandma inspired a desire to stand out and achieve a positive influence on humanity.
In SoHo, Thompson Chemists has served a loyal clientele of artists and musicians for 25 years, becoming much more than a pharmacy.
“…Gary Alony was born in Briarwood, Queens, to Israeli parents. He graduated from the LIU School of Pharmacy, and he met Jolie at a party on the Upper East Side, where she was raised. He was impressed. He borrowed his mother’s car and he took her to 150 Wooster, a now long-gone but very hot SoHo restaurant. The neighborhood was clearly in their stars. They married, had three children and Gary worked as a pharmacist in Greenwich Village. Twenty-five years ago they saw a “for rent” sign on Thompson Street, just below Houston. With Gary’s uncle, a construction guy, they put the shop together…”
The Pride of Thompson Street
Freedom Tower
It’s a Family Affair
Do You See The Light?
Now Playing at Thompson Alchemists
Just a Po’boy from Queens
Gary Alony 