Archive of Articles on the Yiddish Theatre
1921
Thomashefsky Speaks From the Heart (Thomashefsky)
1922
1923
1924
1925
Stinginess -- A Special Sickness Among Actors (Osherowitch)
1926
Theatre Songs That Famous Actors Have Sung Fifteen and Twenty Years Ago (Ehrenreich)
1927
1928
Did They Once Play Theatre Better Than Today? (Rumshinsky)
1929
The Yiddish Actors' Union Complains About the Yiddish Actors' Union in Poland
1930
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At a Yiddish Theatre: The Plays and Players
Lexicon of the Yiddish Theatre Biographies and Histories*
Lexicon of the Yiddish Theatre: Yiddish Theatrical Alliance
Menasha Has a Theory Regarding His Comedy Appeal
Regulation Book of the Professional Yiddish Actors' Union in Poland, 1919
Rules for Actors: Aaron Lebedeff
My Favorite Role: Jennie Goldstein
My Favorite Role: Aaron Lebedeff
My Favorite Role: Elihu Tenenholtz
On the Air!: Freilach Time: Marty Levitt, Klezmer Musician and Radio Host
Joseph Rumshinsky: "The Sin" Theatre (a teater "el khta")
A Reporter at Large, "Cafe Royal"
"The Last Messiah," Caricatures by M. Raskin
Men of the Professional Actors' Union in Poland
Women of the Professional Actors' Union in Poland
The Yiddish Theatre Houses in Brooklyn, circa 1940
The Yiddish Theatre Houses in Manhattan, circa 1940
A Forverts Theatre Review: "Common Clay," at Gabel's Theatre, NYC, 1918
15 Forverts Theatre Reviews from Bronx Yiddish Theatre Houses
34 Forverts Theatre Reviews from Brooklyn Yiddish Theatre Houses
36 Forverts Theatre Reviews from Manhattan Yiddish Theatre Houses
New Talent on the Yiddish Stage: Anna and Isidore Hollander
The Grandfather of the Yiddish Actors of America: Leyzer Zuckerman
What is the Difference Between a Drama and a Melodrama?
The Question of Examinations for New Actors in the Actors' Union
The Benefit Plays of Yesterday, and the Benefit Plays of Today
Brighton Already Has a Yiddish Theatre
A Black Cantor Wants to Illuminate the World of the "Black Jews"
Williamsburg Jews Sit in the Lyric Theatre Like a Fort
Laughter, Tears and Jokes at the Exams in the Actors' Union
The Importance of the Province for the Yiddish Theatre
"The Voices of Yiddish Theatre," a radio program on station WEVD, 1939 (1o articles)
The Younger Generation of Actors Begin to Take Their Place in Yiddish Theatre
Hollywood Buys Out Their Stars From Radio Programs Because They Harm Her Business
The Radio, The Yiddish Talkie, and the Yiddish Actors' Union
Lucy Levin, the Prima Donna of the Second Avenue Theatre
Who Composes the Songs for the Yiddish Stage?
Joseph Edelstein, the Oldest and Most Interesting Theatre Manager with Jews
Lyrics in the Yiddish Operetta
Did They Once Play Theatre Better Than Today?
Theatre Songs That Famous Actors Sang 15 and 20 Years Ago
Yiddish Actors' Union Complain About the Yiddish Artists' Union of Poland
Stinginess: A Special Sickness Among Actors
Eddie Cantor Visits the Second Avenue Theatre
Bella Mysell Tells About Her Father's Last Years
When They "Fixed" Plays in Yiddish Theatre
Why There Are Now No "Theatre Patriots"
Washington Gives a Radio Program About the Jews in America
50 Stars Will Play in Goldfaden's "Bobe Yakhne" on Tuesday, 16 January
Great Scandal at the Yablokoff Concert in Paris
Herman Yablokoff Travels as a Courier to the Jews in the D.P. Camps
Yiddish Theatre World Celebrates Alexander Olshanetsky's 50th Birthday
David Licht: The New Stage Director of the Folksbiene
Isidore Casher: One of the Beloved People in the Acting World
Impressions of Grosbard's First Word Concert
Beatrice Kessler, the Young Singer-Actress in "Wandering Stars"
Yiddish Theatre in New York and in the Province
What Kind of Plays Should be Given to the Theatre Audience?
The Condition of Yiddish Theatre in Poland
In the Theatrical Cafe is Heaven and Earth for the Communist Actor
Yiddish Actors Discuss the Sad Situation of Yiddish Theatre
He Brings Greetings From Distant Lands
Menashe Oppenheim Returns With Cheerful Greetings From Argentina
Benzion Witler and Shifra Lerer Bring Greetings from the Yiddish Theatre in London
Nellie Casman Comes Back From Europe and Brings Greetings From The Theatre
Joseph Buloff and Luba Kadison Bring Greetings From the Yiddish Theatre in South America
Yiddish Actors from Argentina Warn Their Colleagues Not to Come to Play Here
Jews Sing and They Will Continue to Sing
Yiddish Drama-Writers Divided Into Two Camps
Samuel Goldinburg Brings a Greeting From Jews and Yiddish Theatre in Poland and Lita
A Talk With the Two Brother Actors, Hymie and Irving Jacobson
Tomorrow a Great Carnival-Concert From the Yiddish Actors' Union
Leo Fuchs, a New Star on the Yiddish Stage
Michal Michalesko Tells About His Trip to Various Countries in Europe
The Comic Itzik Feld Tells Interesting and Curious Stories From His Travels in Europe
Lazar Freed Brings an Interesting Greeting of Jewish Life in Europe
Jennie Goldstein Brings Greetings From South America
Jennie Goldstein's Two Interesting Letters from Argentina
A Conversation with Paul Baratoff, Who First Arrived From Europe
A Greeting From Our Actors in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Two Well-Known Actresses Tell About Their Travels in South America
Stories That We Can Hear in the Yiddish Theatre Cafe
Browsing Through the "Album of the Yiddish Theatre"
Ludwig Satz Tells About His Last Trips Across the World
Sholem Asch Arrives; Portrays the Horrible Poverty and Persecutions of Jews in Poland
Guskin Brings a Greeting From Yiddish Theatre in Various Countries
Interesting Moments at the Guskin Banquet Wednesday Night
When Actors and Actresses Make a Probe In Order to Become a Member in the Actors' Union
Five Actors Pass Their Probe at the Yiddish Actors' Union and Become Members
A Greeting from the Yiddish Theatre in Poland, Lita and Lettland
B. Kletzkin -- Has Published the Books of the Greatest Yiddish Writers
R. Guskin Brings a Greeting From Yiddish Theatre on the Other Side of the Ocean
Manager of the Yiddish Actors' Union Brings a Greeting From the Yiddish Theatre in Europe
Will Molly Picon Leave the Yiddish Theatre and Depart to Play in the Movies?
The New District Attorney of New York is an Owner of a Burlesque Theatre
Clara Young Travels to Russia to Play Theatre
Itzik Feld Tells Interesting Stories from Argentina
A Day at the Movies in New York City: Friday, February 9, 1940
East New York's Supreme Theatre
Play Review: "Berele Tramp," Second Avenue Theatre, 1922
Play Review: "Lively and Happy," National Theatre, 1921
Play Review: "Longing Hearts," Gabel's 116th Street Theatre, 1922
Play Review: "The Greenhorn Cousin," National Theatre, 1922
The Art of the Yiddish Theatre Ad, 1920
A Stroll in the Yiddish Music Halls and Dramatic Clubs, 1910
Muni Weisenfreund About the Current Condition of the Yiddish Theatre
Edward G. Robinson Doesn't Want to Play Any More Gangster Roles
He Blames the Audience, the Press and Managers
How They Make Probes in the Yiddish Actors' Union in Warsaw
Newspaper Archives: Translations from the Forverts, 1918-1950
Welcome to the Movies!: The Yiddish Film in History
The Yiddish Theatre Needs to Have a Dictator
The New Jewish Hospital in Brownsville and East New York
Joseph Rumshinsky Writes About the Former and Deceased Couplet Writer and Actor, Louis Gilrod
Lexicon of the Yiddish Theatre biography: Abraham S. Shomer
Short Chapters About Yiddish Actors (March 28, 1930)
Short Chapters About Yiddish Actors (April 18, 1930)
Photographers to the Stars: The Ivan Busatt Studio
Photographers to the Stars: The Rappoport Studio
What Ab. Cahan Tells About Rumshinsky's Uncle
Theatre Review: "The Galician Rebbetzin"
A Letter of Heartbreak from Joseph Rumshinsky