Vilna Theater

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Members of the Hebrew theater group in Vilna during their first
performance tour in Warsaw.

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Members of the Yiddish folk theater in Vilnius with members of
the Maccabi sports club.

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Jewish actors and theater people in Vilnius in 1933.

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The Summer Theater building in Vilnius (Vilna).

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Young Jews from Vilnius posing before the summer theater of the
city's Bernardine Gardens

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Public figures, artists and intellectuals in Jewish Vilnius
between the two world wars. Wigodski Jakob', Morawski Avraham, Czarni
Daniel, Czarni Chaja
Chagall Marc, Szalit Moshe

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Shmuel Niger, an author and editor, active in the theater in
Vilnius

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A reception honoring Nachum Sokolow, held in the auditorium of
the Jewish People's Theater in Vilnius

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A scene from the play, "Der Stumer," staged by the Yiddish theater
in Vilna

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Luba Rabinowicz, an actress in the Jewish theater in Vilna.

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Actors of the Yiddish marionette theater, "Maydim," from Vilna, in
Pabrade (Podbrodz) for a performance.

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Actors of the "Azazel" satirical theater of Lodz, who came to
perform in Vilna.

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A scene from the play "A Farvorfener Vinkl," staged by the
Yiddish theater in Vilna.

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A party for devotees of the Hebrew theater in Vilna with members of
the Vilna Troupe.

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Emma Lerer - Olkenicki, the director of the Theater Museum in
Vilna.

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A poster for a play, "Karnivaler Glokn," staged by a Yiddish
theater troupe in Vilnius between the two world wars.

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A poster for a play staged by a Yiddish theater troupe in Vilnius
between the two world wars.

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Theater during the war (1941- 1944)

A movie theater used as a place of arrest and torture of Jews in the
Vilna ghetto.:

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Theater during the war (1941- 1944)

An announcement in Yiddish, inviting the public to a program: "An
Evening Discussion on the People's Health" in the Vilna ghetto.

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Theater during the war (1941- 1944)

"Work plan for the theater section" of the Vilna ghetto.

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Theater during the war (1941- 1944)

An announcement in Yiddish, inviting the public to a program: "An
Evening Discussion on the People's Health" in the Vilna ghetto. 5887

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Theater during the war (1941- 1944)

An actress by the curtain in the theater auditorium in the Vilna
ghetto.

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Theater during the war (1941- 1944)

A theater performance in the Vilna ghetto

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Vilnas' Yiddish Theater after the war

Posters of an amateur Yiddish theater troupe that performed in
Vilnius in the years 1956 - 1959.

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Vilnas' Yiddish Theater after the war

A scene from a play performed by an amateur Yiddish theater troupe
in Vilnius

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Vilnas' Yiddish Theater after the war

A scene from a play performed by an amateur Yiddish theater troupe
in Vilnius

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Members of the Hebrew Drama Studio in Vilnius (Vilna) with their guests.

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Members of the Jewish Drama Troupe on a visit to Vilnius (Vilna) between the two world wars.

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Members of the Hebrew Drama Studio in Vilnius (Vilna) in 1932.

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Members of the Hebrew Drama Studio of Vilnius (Vilna) after a performance of the stage version of the epic poem, "Massada"

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Members of the Hebrew Drama Studio of Vilnius (Vilna) who took part in a stage version of "Massada."

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Members of the Hebrew Drama Studio in Vilnius (Vilna).1936

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Participants in the Hebrew Drama Studio in Vilnius (Vilna), performing a stage version of "Massada."