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Drama
H. P. S. | September 6, 1919 issue

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The article focuses on prevalent theatrical scene in the U.S. as of September 1919. A project which, by virtue of its aims, merits for itself the attention of those interested in the theatre primarily as a collaboration of the arts will have its debut during the early part of September on the occasion of the opening of the Jewish Art Theatre, under the direction of Emanuel Reicher, at the old Garden Theatre. It is hoped through the character of the presentation to make manifest a revolt in the Yiddish theatre of America.

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THEATER, Yiddish; ACTORS -- Portraits; PERFORMING arts; JUDAISM & art; ART, Jewish; UNITED States
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