Online Auction 31 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture
Part I
Programme of a Show at the Ararat Theater – "A Gedyle ojf der Bube!", Directed by Dzigan and Shumacher – Warsaw, 1934
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A Gedyle ojf der Bube!, programme of a show at the Ararat theater managed by Moishe Broderzon. Warsaw, [1934]. Yiddish and Polish.
Programme of the show A Gedyle ojf der Bube! directed by the renowned Yiddish comedians Dzigan and Shumacher, which was performed during the 1934/35 season of the Ararat Theater, at the building of the Nowości Theater in Warsaw. The programme contains a detailed list, in Yiddish and Polish, of the sketches and musical segments included in the show, alongside photographs of the theater manager, the poet Moishe Broderzon, of his wife, the actress Sheyne Miriam Broderzon and of other members of the theatrical group, including Yisroel Shumacher, Shimon Dzigan and Emma Tauber. Printed beneath Broderzon's picture is the song "Ararat-Hymn" [Ararat Anthem] in Yiddish.
The last leaf is designed as a postcard, with the caption "A Gruss von Ararat" and is meant to be torn off.
[8] pp. (two folded leaves), 14.5 cm. Good condition. Stains. The two leaves are detached from one another. Tears and foxing to original staple holes.
Programme of the show A Gedyle ojf der Bube! directed by the renowned Yiddish comedians Dzigan and Shumacher, which was performed during the 1934/35 season of the Ararat Theater, at the building of the Nowości Theater in Warsaw. The programme contains a detailed list, in Yiddish and Polish, of the sketches and musical segments included in the show, alongside photographs of the theater manager, the poet Moishe Broderzon, of his wife, the actress Sheyne Miriam Broderzon and of other members of the theatrical group, including Yisroel Shumacher, Shimon Dzigan and Emma Tauber. Printed beneath Broderzon's picture is the song "Ararat-Hymn" [Ararat Anthem] in Yiddish.
The last leaf is designed as a postcard, with the caption "A Gruss von Ararat" and is meant to be torn off.
[8] pp. (two folded leaves), 14.5 cm. Good condition. Stains. The two leaves are detached from one another. Tears and foxing to original staple holes.
Yiddish Culture and Literature, Russian Avant-Garde
Yiddish Culture and Literature, Russian Avant-Garde