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Lois Sandor at her home
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Oral history interview with Lois Sandor
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Lois Sandor being interviewed
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Birth control pamphlet prepared by Z. Markov: "Sexsafe"
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Zal Markov shown with other "icebergs"
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Lois Sandor is the daughter of Bezalel (Zal) Markov who was the President of the Kadimah in 1918. Lois was interviewed about her father's life in Melbourne and his involvment with the Kadimah. Markov was a Chemist who had two Chemist shops in Carlton.
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Talkie comedy with music illustrations performed by Jewish schools Melbourne
dovid herman theatre, helen beverlen, leah naomi, lazar freed, david opatoshu, izidor kashir
M.C. Y. Sher, Piano Miriam Rochlin
dovid herman theatre
Piano Miriam Rochlin
dovid herman theatre, r. swiatlo, y. lotimer, d. ziserman, 10 year old h. swiatlo
Union of Jewish Stage Melbourne
dovid herman theatre, i. ginter, ch. hoyzi, mrs. glickman, r. hirsh, f. jedwab, a. weit, m. hurwitz, mr. shadur, s. mendelson, b. rosenberg, e. krawat, n. rosenberg, mr. hoyzi, mr. woolf, mr. sayfdis, m. marks, e. low
dovid herman theatre, rachel holzer, sh. king, i. bluthal, d. rothman, sh. hochgelernter, y. sher, ch. light, r. levita, sh. migdalek
Play in 3 acts produced by N. Ginter
dovid herman theatre, s. ginter, s. oliver, p. jedwab, e. silman, i.ginter, a. mrocki (mortski), n. ginter, r. oliver, l. jedwab
Drama in 4 Acts , farewell performance of Madam Honig prior to leaving Australia. Performed by the Union of Jewish Stage Melbourne
dovid herman theatre, chana honig, sam aloni, f. elbaum, fanny rosner, sol mendelson, i. ginter, rochel rosner, j. glickman, shoshana sacks
dovid herman theatre
Orchestra - Miriam Rochlin, Ch. Wainer, Y. Viler
dovid herman theatre, jacob waislitz, moshe potashinski, chana light, i silman, eva meletski, i. levine, pnina kochen, mila waislitz, shia tigel, a. vygusin, meyer ceprow, b. rosenberg
M.C. J. Giligich
dovid herman theatre, i. raymer, y. rabinovich, m. rochlin, j giligich, ray somina, a. hurvitz, b. rozen, e. honig, j. bluthal
Play - The Bakers, Song by M. Broderzon The Melbourne Purim Megillah of Esther written by B. Warshavky on the honour of Queen Elizabeth's visit to Australia - read by Yasha Sher. (b) It is being said in our town - written by E. Honig and read by J Giligich. (c) At the ticket office of the Jewish theatre written by A. Shulman and read by Yasha Sher. (d) Kupletn- written by B. Rozen. (e) R. and Ch, Swiatlo sang songs from Gebirtig (f) The Photoalbum a montage
dovid herman theatre, s. burstin, avram vygushin, chana kotlazs, pnina kochen, sara cykiert, yasha sher, shia tigel
1st play - Only a doctor, 2nd play - The Melbourne Megilla
dovid herman theatre, rochel beker, chaim lenzer, miriam rochlin, shia tigel, a. biderman, f. sivak, m. okerfeld, h. hirsh, a. simon, m. shadur, i. unikovski, s. lefkovitch, e. giligich, n. sukhvolski, y. sher
Concert followed by Purim Megillah with I. Giligich and M. Dombrowsky
dovid herman theatre, i. raymer, r. beker, i. greenhaus, l. greenberg, r. saks
Concert followed by Purim Megillah with I. Giligich and Y. Sher
dovid herman theatre, i. raymer, s. ginter, r. swiatlo, a. braisblat, i. greenhaus, rachel holzer, n. ginter, m. rochlin
Sholem Aleichem school for the unveiling of the foundation stone for the new wing in the name of the long serving headmaster Jacob Waislitz
dovid herman theatre, jacob waislitz
Commemorating 50 years in theatre
dovid herman theatre
Songs, poetry and readings - piano Miriam Rochlin. Union Theatre Circle in the name of David Herman of the Kadimah
dovid herman theatre, mila waislitz, moishe potashinski
Comedy in 3 acts Produced by Jacob Waislitz by the David Herman Theatre Group
dovid herman theatre, jacob waislitz, jochevet silman, rochel uber, david waislitz, leah zuker, jacob ginter, yash sher, berel rosenberg., ch. maks, shimon freedman, m. rotfarb, a. frenkel, b. goldstein
Premiere at Temperance Hall, Russell Street, Melbourne. Performed by The Union of Jewish Stage Melbourne
dovid herman theatre, madam honig, i. ginter, miss segal
Development of Yiddish films from Poland, Israel and America- and a one act play by Sholem Aleichem 'Mentshn'
dovid herman theatre, m. szmerling, j chaberman, i. lustig, a. wygushin, t. rosenbloom, m. ceprow, r. levita, m. pfau, c. meerkin, r. kenigsztajn
Produced by M. Shachter
dovid herman theatre, sh. mirels, reuben swiatlo, miriam rochlin, wald, ch. swiatlo, s. migdalek
Produced by N.Ginter to showcase Nossen and Sara Ginter. 1)Play The Miser 2) Concert 3) Play - Chaim Josher the discoverer
dovid herman theatre, n. ginter, sh. ginter, n. wald, k. korn, k. mischa, m. rochlin, e. fox, n. fabish, r. jedwab, m. wald
Art Show 1978
dovid herman theatre
By Eliahu Gilner. Drama in 3 acts
dovid herman theatre, jacob waislitz, rachel holzer, stella brustman, shie tigel, mendel szmerling, rachel levita, franca einhorn, yasha sher, jacob lewin, shmuel hochgelertner, irael rothman, arnold zable, rachel beker
The Kadimah Ydiish Art Theatre presents cabaret. Produced by B. Newman-Jubal. Music Miss M. Rochlin
dovid herman theatre, r. brilliant, d. rothman, e. korn, r. levita, n. perlov, m. garfunkel, s. honig, s. mendelson, s. freedman, s. king, m. wald, k. korn, m. braun, n. fogel
M.C. Y. Sher, Piano Miriam Rochlin
dovid herman theatre, l. rosner, b. razanek
Concert to celebrate Avrom Reizen life
dovid herman theatre, introduced by e. rozen, the grandfather's watch by doris nussbaum, the young mother by shulamit gurewicz, revenge by jacob waislitz, a word about reizen by j. giligich, choir sings 3 songs conducted by ch. weiner, the new patch by danielle gryfenberg, poem yiddish by aviva kowadlo, the jew who destroyed the temple by jacob waislitz, a capable bride by jacob waislitz, one act play -dilapidated house - y. silman. l. glicksman. s. gurewicz. m. skraynik. sh. tigel
Union of Jewish Stage Melbourne known as David Herman Theatre. Under the auspices of I. Ginter. Tragedy in 3 acts
dovid herman theatre, j. ginter, j. silman, r. rosenberg, s. ginter, s. oliver, s. rosenberg, b. rosenberg, r. feld, d. jooltak (zsultak), f. jedwab, rotfarb, h. max, introduced by j. giligitch, music by m. koadlow.
Z. Kalmanovich's folk comedy directed by Roza Turkow
dovid herman theatre, j. sher, m.pfau, m. szmerling, r. turkow, i. lustig, a. wiguszyn, b. lustig, r. rothstein, i. presser, m.szmerling, l. mrocki
Sz. An-Sky Performed in Warsaw, Poland. Play also known as Between two worlds. 3 Acts
dovid herman theatre, shoshana, strugash, tubeltshik
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