The Dybbuk
by S. An-Ski
The national Lyceum presents the Jewish Community Center Dramatic Society "The Dybbuk". Directed by Alvin Neuberger, costumes by Jeanne Porton, stage manager Meyer Stolar, stage electrician Morris Dworkin, crew foreman Irene Aaron, property man George Solomon. Scenery executed by Irene Aaron, Elaine Behrend, Meyer Stolar, incidental music donated by Mrs. Maurice Bisgyer and Seymour Rosenberg, stage properties through the courtesy of the Gayety Theatre.
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The dybbuk: [program]
Publish date unknown, The Grotto Players of the Jewish Community Center, The Hillel Players of the B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation
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Title devised by Library staff.
Sunday May 6, 1928, 8:15 p.m.
Cast: Jesse Chessin, Baer Alpert, Stanley Levy, Nathan Freehof, Irving Hochman, Aaron M. Rosenthal, Stella Hanna, Louis D. Tanenbaum, Hannah Stolar, Kate L. Shapior, Blanche B. Berman, Milton D. Korman, Jacob Cohen, Ruth Raine, Anna Stolar, Judith Freilicoff, Sophie Mink, Lee Siegel, Rose Wertleb, Ida Deckelbaum, Jennie Milloff, L. Milton Rosen, Morris Minsk, George Spelvin, Dr. Charles Gordon, Louis Goldman, Louis T. Baum, Joseph D. Book.
In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
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