Molly Picon and Regina Prager in Mamale, 1927 :: FID Darstellende Kunst

Molly Picon and Regina Prager in Mamale, 1927

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In	Center for Jewish History: Digital Collections
Ressourcentyp	Fotografie
Datum	1927 (Erscheinungsdatum)
Umfang	1 photograph 35 x 26 cm
Beschreibung	The musical comedy Mamale was performed at the Second Avenue Theater in New York City. ; Digital image still image; Photographs
Schlagwörter	Picon Molly Prager Regina Mamale Theater Yiddish Jewish actors Jewish comedians Women comedians Musicals
Rechteangaben	This material may be used for personal, research and educational purposes only. Any other use without prior authorization is prohibited. Please contact AJHS at reference@ajhs.org for further information.
Mitwirkungen	Second Avenue Theater (New York, N.Y.) (Urheber*in)

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Molly Picon in Circus Girl, 1928

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Molly Picon and Muni Serebrov in the Jolly Orphan (Frailiche Yesoime), 1929

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Molly Picon (left of center), Lucy Finkel, and ensemble in Yankele, 1923

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Molly Picon in Rabbi's Melody, 1926

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Molly Picon in Di Tsvey Kuni Lemels, 1926

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