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"THE
JEW FROM THE SOUTH (Dos idel
fun der south)," at Goldberg and Jacobs' National Theatre, Houston
Street and Second Avenue, Telephone: Orchard 2612.
Samuel Goldinburg, director; Harry Katz, general manager; Jean
Greenfield, manager.
A new, very cheerful musical-comedy in the National Theatre, every
Friday and every Saturday and Sunday matinee and evening. Alexander
Olshanetsky's "The Jew From the South."
Libretto and lyrics by Isidore Lillian. Staged by Samuel Goldinburg.
Special lyrics by Jacob Jacobs. Dance arranged by Hymie Jacobson.
Every Saturday matinee, ladies free.
CAPTIONS, left to right:
Row 1:
1. Hymie Jacobson, as Charlie, Fannie Lubritsky as Molly, in "The
Jew From the South."
2. A scene from the 2nd act. Right to left: Jacob Jacobs, Bettie
Jacobs, Fannie Lubritsky, Hymie Jacobson. Behind them: Pauline
Offerman, Philip Maltz and the chorus.
3. Moses Villette, the sheriff (Hymie Jacobson); Mrs. Zeligman, the
midwife (Bettie Jacobs); in "The Jew From the South."
Row 2:
1. A scene in the 1st act of "The Jew From the South": Bettie
Jacobs, Fannie Lubritsky, Jacob Goldstein and the chorus of women.
2. Closing scene from the 2nd act. Right to left: Jacob Jacobs,
Bettie Jacobs, Philip Maltz, Pauline Offerman, Rose Goldberg, Hymie
Jacobson, Fannie Lubritsky, Jacob Goldstein and the chorus.
Row 3:
1. They shush themselves. -- A scene in the 1st act of "The Jew From
the South." Right to left: Philip Maltz, Pauline Offerman and Jacob
Goldstein.
2. Samuel Goldinburg as the lawyer Fried; Rose Goldberg as Bettie,
in the 2nd act.
3. Samuel Goldinburg, as the Jew from the South, dancing with
his sister-in-law, Bashe (Rose Goldberg).
Row 4:
1. Jacob Jacobs, as the Sheriff, in "The Jew From the South."
2. Bettie Jacobs, as Mrs. Zeligman, in the 2nd act.
3. "Goodbye, New York, We're Going to the South" -- the closing
scene of "The Jew From the South."
4. Rose Goldberg, as Bettie, in the 2nd act.
5. Samuel Goldinburg, as the Jew from the South. |
