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Warsaw Theater Before the war.

Jewish actors in a stage play in Warsaw, prior to WWII.

In the photo: Ester Goldinberg, an actress who came from Romania (on the right), Diana Blumenfeld (center), and Jonas Turkow. The play is "Yoshe Kalb" by I.J. Singer.

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Warsaw Theater Before the war.

Students of the Jewish Studio for Dramatic Arts in Warsaw,
photographed in 1922.

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Warsaw Theater Before the war.

A public bulletin board next to a cinema on Dzielna Street in Warsaw

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Warsaw Theater Before the war.

The building of the "Novosci" Jewish theater in Warsaw.

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Warsaw Theater Before the war.

The actress Nechama Als in the title role of the operetta, "La
Bayadere," staged by the Kaminska Theater troupe in Warsaw.

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Warsaw Theater Before the war.

A scene from a Yiddish stage play, performed in Warsaw at the
beginning of the 20th century. Actors; Brin Roza, Litman Pepi

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Warsaw Theater Before the war.

Chana Lerner, a Jewish actress in Warsaw.

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Warsaw Theater Before the war.

Regina Cukier, a Jewish operetta actress in Warsaw

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Warsaw Theater Before the war.

Three Yiddish actors in Poland, in makeup for a play staged in
Warsaw in 1923.

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Warsaw Theater Before the war.

The stagehands of the Yiddish theater in Warsaw, marching in a
First of May 11. (Labor Day) parade.

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Warsaw Theater Before the war.

Stagehands and box office workers of the "Scala" Yiddish theater
in Warsaw, prior to WWII.

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war.

The actors Diana Blumenfeld and Izak Moszkowicz in a performance
in the Warsaw ghetto

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war.

Leah Krause - Miller, theater actress who appeared in the Warsaw
ghetto.

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war.

Diana Blumenfeld during a performance in the Warsaw ghetto.

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war.

A theater perfomance in the Warsaw ghetto by the theater.

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war.

Perfomance in the Warsaw ghetto.

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war.

A poster in Yiddish, Polish, and Polish transliteration, at the
entrance to the "Eldorado" Jewish theater in Warsaw.

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war.

A poster in Yiddish and Polish at the entrance to the "Eldorado"
theater in Warsaw, for the play "Rivke'leh the Rabbi's Wife."

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war.

The actress Diana Blumenfeld performing in the Warsaw ghetto.

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war.

A theater performance in the Warsaw ghetto.

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war.

Jewish women performing in a Warsaw ghetto theater in 1940

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war.

A theater performance in the Warsaw ghetto.

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war.

A theater performance in the Warsaw ghetto.

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war

People lined up to buy potatoes from a woman peddler in the
Warsaw ghetto next to a theater poster.

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war

Jewish women performing a dance with pitchers on their shoulders,
in a theater show in the Warsaw ghetto

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war

Chana Braz, an actress in the Vilna Troupe in Vilnius (Vilna) and the Warsaw ghetto.

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war

The actor Aizik Samberg of the Warsaw ghetto.

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war

Jewish young women dancing in a theater show in the Warsaw ghetto.

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war

The cast of a theater show in the Warsaw ghetto.

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war

Zak Lewi, a theater actor in the Warsaw ghetto.

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war

A drawing of the actress Naomi Natan of the Warsaw ghetto.

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war

The actor Chaim Sandler, in a stage play in the Warsaw ghetto.

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war

Mordecai Mazo, director of the "Vilner Troupe" in the Warsaw ghetto.

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war

The actor Ajzik Samberg appearing in a play by Shalom Aleichem, staged in the Warsaw ghetto.

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war

Adolf Berman and Fani Abelman performing in a show in the Warsaw ghetto.

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war

The actress Dora Fakel, who performed in the Warsaw ghetto.

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war

The actress Diana Blumenfeld (1903-1961), performing in her last role in the Warsaw ghetto. Diana survived the war and died in the U.S

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war

The actress Lidia Lis - Lipszic performing in the Warsaw ghetto.

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war

Jewish actors in front of the Actors' House at 2 Leszno Street in Warsaw.

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war

A scene from the play, "The Dream Theory of Freud," performed in the Warsaw ghetto. Actors; Blumenfeld Diana (1903-1961), and her husband, Turkow Jonos (1898-1988) Warsaw-born Yiddish actor, director and author

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war

Mark Arnstein, theater director in the Warsaw ghetto.

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Warsaw Theater in the ghetto, during the war

Leah Krause - Miller, theater actress who appeared in the Warsaw ghetto.

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Yiddish theater after the war

The entrance to the Jewish theater in Warsaw named for stage
actress Rachel Kaminska

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Yiddish theater after the war

A performance of "The Dybbuk" in the Yiddish Theater in Warsaw.

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Yiddish theater after the war

After World War II; Burgan Chewel, Marewski A. "The Dybbuk" in
the Yiddish Theater in Warsaw

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Yiddish theater after the war

A scene from a play in the Yiddish theater named for Rachel
Kaminska in Warsaw.

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Yiddish theater after the war

A display of photographs depicting scenes from plays performed in the Yiddish theater in Warsaw named for Rachel Kaminska.

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Yiddish theater after the war

A display of photographs depicting scenes from plays performed in the Yiddish theater in Warsaw named for Rachel Kaminska. 16563

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Yiddish theater after the war

A display of photographs depicting scenes from plays performed in the Yiddish theater in Warsaw named for Rachel Kaminska

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Yiddish theater after the war

A display of photographs depicting scenes from plays performed in the Yiddish theater in Warsaw named for Rachel Kaminska

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Yiddish theater after the war

A sign at the entrance to the Jewish theater named for Ester
Kaminska in Warsaw.

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Yiddish theater after the war

A scene from Janusz Korczak's play, "The Senate of Madmen."

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Yiddish theater after the war

A scene from Janusz Korczak's play, "The Senate of Madmen."

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An order issued in Warsaw concerning the Germanization of Polish actors. The order was printed on June 10, 1943.

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?The actors Zak Lewi and Musia Kurz - Smorginski appearing in Moliere's play, "The Miser." Lewi is in the center, in the title role of Harpagon. Note: This photograph is from the 1920s. Lewi eventually went to the Warsaw (Warszawa) ghetto, and Musia Kurz to the Vilnius (Vilna) ghetto.

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Jewish actors in front of the Actors' House at No. 2 Leszno Street in Warsaw. In the photo: Meier Winder (on the left), Maks Brin (second from the left), Kadisch (third from the left), Karl Cymbalist (fifth from the left), Maks Bozyk (fifth from the left), Paul Breitman (sixth from the left), Sztonfeder ...

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In the photo: Leon Staw - Herbst (seated, on the right), an actor from Vilnius (Vilna); Warsaw (Warszawa) actress Diana Blumenfeld and Warsaw actor Jonas Turkow (seated, on the left). Among those standing are two actors from Krakow: Zygmunt Bader and J. Alters.

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group of Jewish theater actors in Warsaw before the Second World War. In the photo: Gustaw Szwarcbard (on the left), Adolf Berman (second from the left), Moshe Zandberg (third from the left), Sam Bronecki (standing, reading the newspaper), David Lederman (fourth from the left), Ajzik Rotman (fifth ...

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Actors performing a Yiddish stage play in Poland. In the photos: Grosbard, Perl Walter, Perl Orleska, Teitelbaum, Nachbusz and Kadisohn. Photographed, apparently, in Warsaw. Notes: 1) The photo appeared in a 1919 edition of the Yiddish weekly periodical "Yidishe Ilustrirte Velt" [Jewish Illustrated.

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Jewish actors in the Warsaw ghetto. In the photo: Diana Blumenfeld and J. Moszkowicz. From the collection of Jonas Turkow.

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Jewish actors in the Warsaw ghetto. In the photo: Diana Blumenfeld and J. Moszkowicz. From the collection of Jonas Turkow.

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A play staged in Warsaw in 1923. In the photo: Zygmunt Turkow (on the right), Jakow Mandelblut (center) and Jonas Turkow. The play was "Der Zindiker Her Tshu" [the sinful Mr. Chu] by Julius Bersel [sic]. From the collection of Jonas Turkow.

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The actors Diana Blumenfeld and Izak Moszkowicz in a performance in the Warsaw ghetto.

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Jewish theater actors in Warsaw. Photographed between the two world wars.