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Zalmen Zylbercweig (Yiddish: זלמן זילבערצווייג ; Ozorkow, 1894-Los
Angeles 1972) was a
historian of
Yiddish theater. He is best
known as the
author of...
- His daughter, Tina Lerner,
because a
noted pianist.
Zylbercweig (1934), col. 1162.
Zylbercweig notes that the
scholar Sh.
Borovoy gives Lerner's birthdate...
- same title, and the 1953
Broadway revival.
Zylbercweig,
Zalmen (1934). "Alomis, S." (in Yiddish). In:
Zylbercweig, with the ****istance of
Jacob Mestel, Leksikon...
- made his
debut as an
actor with the Lodz-based
amateur troupe of
Zalmen Zylbercweig.
Green had
small roles in The Jazz Singer, in 1927, and A
Daughter of...
-
death of the
former director, Lieblich; see Bercovici, 1998, p. 102.)
Zylbercweig,
Zalmen (1934). "Mogulesko, Zigmunt".
Leksikon fun
yidishn teater. Vol...
- on 4
March 1953. "Sam Kasten." New York Times. 5
March 1953. p. 27.
Zylbercweig,
Zalmen (1969). "Kestin, Sem"
Leksikon fun
Yidishn Teater. vol. 6. Mexico...
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Romanian Yiddish theater and, arguably,
Romanian theater in general.
Zylbercweig, Zalmen, ed. (1931). "Goldenberg, Itsikl" (in Yiddish).
Leksikon fun...
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known as a
heavy drinker. He
lived his last
years in poverty.
Zalmen Zylbercweig cites conflicting accounts of his last years: his son
claimed he died...
- 2334-2340.
Zylbercweig (1959), col. 2336.
David S.
Lifson (1965). The
Yiddish Theatre in America. New York:
Thomas Yoseloff. pp. 350-351.
Zylbercweig (1959)...
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successful Yiddish theater star;
their son Leo
Fuchs was a
famous actor.
Zalmen Zylbercweig,
Leksikon fun
Yidishn teater, Book six, 1133-4921 v t e v t e...
