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"THE
GOLDEN SOLDIER (Di goldener
soldat)." Tickets four weeks in advance. At the Liberty Theatre,
Liberty and Stone Avenues Brooklyn. Telephone: Dickens 5236.
CAPTIONS, Top
row of photographs, left to right:
1. Michal Michalesko, David Levenson, Anna Levin and Annie
Lillian -- a serious scene in the 1st act of the beautiful
operetta, "The Golden Soldier." Played in the Liberty Theatre,
Brownsville.
2. Zina Goldstein, as "Rosita," in one of the wonderful scenes
of "The Golden Soldier," played in the Liberty Theatre,
Brownsville.
3. William Rolland, General Manager of the Liberty Theatre,
Brownsville. Thanks to him the Liberty Theatre has become to
most popular Yiddish theatre in America.
4. Alexander (Shura) Olshanetsky, composer of the wonderful
music to "The Golden Soldier," and other operettas. The new star
of the ... world.
5. Michal Michalesko, director and main star of the Liberty
Theatre, Brownsville. -- The most popular and beloved actor on
the Yiddish stage.
6. Michal Michalesko, as the "golden soldier," in the wonderful
musical production, which is now playing in the Liberty Theatre,
Brownsville.
7. Max Badin, Annie Lillian, Max Bulman, Clara Gold, Pesach'ke
Burstein, Annie Lubin, in a comical sextet in the 2nd act of
"The Golden Soldier."
Second row,
left to right:
1. Michal Michalesko and chorus in this six-nation song. --
Wonder, beautiful scene of "The Golden Soldier" -- now playing
at the Liberty Theatre.
2. Cameo: It looks serious, but nevertheless the audience cooks
with laughter at the scene from "The Golden Soldier," with
Michal Michalesko, Max Badin and Pesach'ke Burstein.
3. Performance of Michal Michalesko on a horse, in the most
beautiful and richest production, "The Golden Soldier," playing
in the Liberty Theatre.
4. Cameo: Pesach'ke Burstein and Annie Lubin, a volcanic pair in
a "Charleston duet" in "The Golden Soldier."
5. A happy, carefree group of soldiers and young girls, with
Annie Lubin and Pesach'ke Burstein in the great musical success
of this season, "The Golden Soldier."
Third row, left
to right:
1. Max Bulman, Pesach'ke Burstein and Max Badin, three heroic
soldiers. -- Very comical trio in the most handsome and
rich of all the operettas, "The Golden Soldier."
2. Two loving hearts separate -- wonderful, beautiful closing of
the 1st act of the success of all successes, "The Golden
Soldier," in the Liberty Theatre in Brownsville.
3. Cameo: Michal Michalesko and Zina Goldstein sing the love
duet in "The Golden Soldier," the most beautiful thing you have
ever heard.
4. How do you like the trio? On all the "childless men" it was
said. -- Annie Lubin, Michal Michalesko and Annie Lubin in "The
Golden Soldier" in the Liberty Theatre.
5. Michal Michalesko as the leader of a jazz band with the
Charleston girls. -- A remarkably beautiful image from "The
Golden Soldier," now playing in the Liberty Theatre,
Brownsville.
6. Michal Michalesko in an impressive scene in the 2nd act as
"the golden soldier," handsome elegant and gracious. Now playing
at the Liberty Theatre, Brownsville.
Fourth row,
left to right:
1. Michal Michalesko poses with his true bride, Zina Goldstein.
-- The entire ensemble at the closing of the 2nd act of "The
Golden Soldier."
2. Soldiers and young girls greet the arrival of their darling
"Frank" (Michal Michalesko), a glorious image that you will
never forget.
3. A rich and impressive image in the 3rd act of the sensational
musical production, "The Golden Soldier," playing with great
success in the Liberty Theatre.
Fifth row, left
to right:
1. Cameo: Dan Dowdy, Broadway producer, who arranged the
wonderfully gracious dances to "The Golden Soldier."
2. Zina Goldstein, Annie Lubin and ten girls in bathing suits.
-- A beautiful image in the 1st act of "The Golden Soldier," now
playing at the Liberty Theatre, Brownsville.
3. Annie Lillian and chorus of servants and attendants. -- The
beginning of the 2nd act of "The Golden Soldier," the greatest
and most beautiful operetta on the Yiddish stage.
4. Louis Freiman, very successful playwright, author of the
libretto of "The Golden Soldier," and many other successful
plays.
Bottom:
What the press critics say about "The Golden Soldier":
Hillel Rogoff:
"The Golden Soldier," the operetta that is playing at the
Liberty Theatre, Brownsville, is a Broadway-Yiddish operetta.
"The main thing
in an operetta are the furnishings, the music, the chorus, the
songs, and the voices, and the playing of the actors and
actresses. And in all respects, "The Golden Soldier" is a 'hit.'
The stage is beautifully furnished with beautiful effects.
Olshanetsky's music is sweet and heartfelt, and the first scenes
are lively and cheerful in the happy scenes, and are 'catchy,'
infectious in the naughty scenes. The melody of the song, 'Du
bizt mayn basherter, mayn bagehrter,' which runs through all a
leit-motif, through the entire play. (It is sung by Michalesko,
together with Zina Goldstein, in a wonderful scene.) With such a
melody, Olshanetsky should not be ashamed, in fact, of the most
successful operetta writer on Broadway."
Alef-Alef of
the "Morning Journal":
The operetta, "The Golden Soldier," in the Liberty Theatre, has
everything in a wide scope: the furnishings and sets; rich,
facilitating the most beautiful for which a Yiddish operetta has
been awarded; the music is very successful in its lightness; the
playing is played with excellence. Even the chorus is filled
with young, beautiful girls who are great news for the operetta
stage of ours.
L. Kesner in "Tageblatt":
"The operetta, 'The Golden Soldier,' is really worth it, that
the Brownsville Jews should strip him of his last shirt ... --
Everything was like an operetta. Brilliant, brilliant. A little
sad. A lot happy. A mass of youth throw themselves onto your
eyes. A young, beautiful chorus. among them several excellent
solo dancers, young forces among the actors. And across
everything, the fresh, young music of the young accompanist,
Alexander Olshanetsky."
Layla Starken
in "The Graphic" (English):
The sets and furnishings of "The Golden Soldier" are wonderfully
beautiful. You will sing the music at least for week after.
Everything is placed on a wide scope. One has not seen this yet
on the Yiddish stage. It is really that Broadway has come to
Brownsville.
Big Ben in "Di
naye varhayt":
"The Golden Soldier" is a very good operetta, finely played and
richly equipped.
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important news about entire benefits and tickets. Turn to the
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