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Abraham "Abe"
Ellstein (Yiddish: אַבֿרהם עלשטײן,
Avrom Elshtayn, July 7, 1907 –
March 22, 1963) was an
American composer,
bandleader and
recording artist...
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musical instrument of
Russian origin. The song was
written by
Abraham Ellstein for The
Barry Sisters, and was
published by him in 1940.[failed verification]...
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screenplay was
written by Green. Its
score was
composed by
Abraham Ellstein, and the
lyrics to the
songs were
written by
Itzik Manger.
Jakob Jonilowicz...
- Francisco-based
ensemble Davka and by Karl-Errnst S****e. In 1962,
Abraham Ellstein's opera The Golem,
commissioned by the New York City Opera,
premiered at...
- as Syd
Sammy White as Gus
Elaine Stewart as Lila Ivan
Triesault as Von
Ellstein Lucy
Knoch as
blonde dancing with
Gaucho (uncredited)
Barbara Billingsley...
- press, were also set to
music and
recorded by
composers including Abraham Ellstein,
Solomon Golub, and
Esther Zweig. They were also
recorded by
Theodore Bikel...
- Sing…; 1957
Cadence CLP-4001 (w/Abe
Ellstein) At Home with the
Barry Sisters; 1959
Roulette SR-25060 (w/Abe
Ellstein) Side by Side; 1961
Roulette SR-25136...
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Berdychiv Synagogue Saint Nicholas Church Jewish cemetery See:
Abraham Ellstein History of the Jews in
Russia and the
Soviet Union Berdichev machine-building...
- in 1932. Its
founders and members,
which included Sholom Secunda, Abe
Ellstein and
Joseph Rumshinsky, were
Jewish composers ****ociated with the Yiddish...
- 1887)
March 22
Cilly Aussem,
German tennis champion (b. 1909)
Abraham Ellstein,
American composer (b. 1907) Mihály Székely,
Hungarian b****
singer (b....
