THEATRE	LEON GOLD
ACHASHVEROSH	DAVID LUBRITSKY
VASCHTI	JENNIE CASHER
VAIZUSO	ESTA SALTZMAN
BRODER SINGER	SAM LEVINE S. STEINBERG L. YACHSON H. LIEBERMAN
JACOB P. ADLER	BORIS AUERBACH
DAVID KESSLER	IZIDOR CASHER
SIGMUND MOGULESCO	SAM KASTEN
BORIS THOMASHEFSKY	MICHAEL WILENSKY
BESSIE THOMASHEFSKY	TILLIE RABINOWITZ
KENI LIPZIN	CELIA PEARSON
BERTHA KALICH	ROSE GREENFIELD

IN THE PLAY

MOLLY, a stage-struck girl	MOLLY PICON
MR. KAY, a youth with theatrical ambitions	JACOB KALICH
MRS. PICON, a wardrobe mistress	DORA WEISSMAN
ZIGGIE, a former undertaker now a manager	IZIDOR CASHER
ROSALIA, a theatrical nightingale	ANNA APPEL
MISHA, her son, an actor with a future	LEON GOLD
SYLVIA, an actress	ESTA SALTZMAN
NADYA, a chorine	JENNIE CASHER
ZELDA, sells knishes at the theatre	TILLIE RABINOWITZ
Stage Manager	MICHAEL WILENSKY
REBBITZEN, Kay's mother	ROSE GREENFIELD
SCHLOME, Kays's stepfather	CHARLES COHAN
ZALMYN, Rebbitzen's lazy son-in-law	DAVID LUBRITSKY
GETZEL, a Sexton	BORIS AUERBACH
CHAYEH-SURA	REBECCA WEINTRAUB
1st Romanian policeman	MORRIS FRIEDMAN
2nd Romanian policeman	SAMUEL MLANOCK
JUDAH and ISRAEL, 2 refugee children	SAM MILMAN HERBERT COHEN

-- PROLOGUE

The Yiddish Theatre of Yesteryear

Act 1

1. Stage of the Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia, in 1912.
2. Grand Opera House, Boston, in 1918.
3. Onstage, prior to curtain rise. Eight weeks later.
4. First performance of "Molly Dolly" at the Grand Opera House.
Scene of the play takes place on a farm in the Catskills.

Act II

MOLLY PICON

offers

UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT

arranged especially for this Gala Performance
by the noted Author-Director

Jacob Kalich

music by JOSEPH RUMSHINSKY and other famous composers

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A STAR-SPANGLED PROGRAM

Proudly we present

"OUR AMERICAN STARS"

GEORGE JESSEL	DANNY KAYE
JOSEPH SCHILDKRAUT EVA LA GALLIENNE
BLOCK AND SULLY	SYLVIA FINE
STELLA ADLER HARRY HERSHFIELD DANTON WALKER
BELLE BAKER
and many other great artists will appear as a tribute to Molly Picon. *             *