The Brooklyn Yiddish Theatre Houses

Here are seven of the theatre houses that once stood in Brooklyn where Yiddish theatre once was performed.
Other Yiddish theatre houses include the Yiddish Boro Park and Yiddish Folks, just to name a couple.
However, today there are no Yiddish theatres left standing in Brooklyn.
Here you will find more than thirty reviews, mostly translated into English from the original Yiddish,
of Yiddish theatre productions put on in Brooklyn Yiddish theatre houses from 1912-1945.


The Hopkinson Theatre 482 Hopkinson Avenue Brownsville		The Rolland/Parkway Theatre 1768 St. Johns Place Brownsville
Lost Youth, September 5, 1925 Margarita, December 24, 1926 Rooms to Let, November 1932 Menakhem Mendl, September 21, 1933 The Little Rabbi, September 28, 1935 Children Without a Home, October 9, 1943 Who is Guilty?, September 27, 1945		Song of Love, September 24, 1928 Sinorita, December 21, 1928 The Song of Israel, October 10, 1932 If I Was Rich!, December 7, 1932 I Would If I Could, September 21, 1933 The Blacksmith's Daughters, March 6, 1942 The Baby Sitter, May 21, 1948

The Liberty Theatre 61 Liberty Avenue Brownsville		The Lyric Theatre 16-18 Seigel Avenue Williamsburg
The Golden Soldier, September 28, 1925 God, Man and Devil, March 7, 1927 Why Girls Leave Home, November 24, 1927 The Prince of Pitkin Avenue, March 23, 1928		The Way of Every Girl, November 24, 1927 Rose From Chinatown, December 25, 1928 The Cabaret Dancer, November 8, 1929 A Girl Like You, October 1, 1932 A Night in Rumania, February 24, 1933 An Hour Before the Wedding, September 17, 1937

The Amphion Theatre 437 Bedford Avenue Williamsburg		Adler's Novelty Theatre 7800 Driggs Avenue Willamsburg
The Dybbuk, 1925 Sheindele's Wedding, September 25, 1931 Does It Pay to Love?, October 23, 1931 Malkele's Millions, December 11, 1931 A Night in Paris, October 8, 1933 King of Song, November 23, 1934		Kreutzer Sonata, August 30, 1912



	The Brighton Theatre 3101 Ocean Parkway Coney Island
	A Village Wedding, October 13, 1939